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1. Physics and Energy Engineering Department, Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, Iran
2. Galaxy Advanced Engineering, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87111, USA

ABSTRACT

In the age of rapidly growing global population and escalating energy demands, the pursuit of sustainable, zero-emission energy sources has become critical. This article explores the interplay between environmental concerns, such as global warming and the greenhouse effect, and the need for innovative energy solutions. The melting polar ice caps exemplify the urgent need for reducing carbon emissions. ARCs (advanced reactor concepts) in both fission and fusion technologies offer promising paths to zero-emission energy. Advanced fission reactors, including SMRs (small modular reactors) and Generation IV reactors, provide improved safety, efficiency, and waste management. Fusion energy, despite being in the experimental stage, holds potential as a nearly limitless clean energy source. AI (artificial intelligence) significantly enhances these technologies by optimizing design, operations, maintenance, safety, and grid integration. AI-driven innovations are pivotal in accelerating the development and deployment of ARC technologies, ensuring they are safe, reliable, and efficient. The article underscores the vital role of policy support, global cooperation, and strategic investments in shaping a sustainable energy future that can mitigate the effects of climate change, support economic growth, and protect our planet.

KEYWORDS

Zero-emission energy, global warming, greenhouse effect, polar ice caps, ARC, nuclear fission, nuclear fusion, AI, sustainable energy, renewable energy technologies.

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