This thesis investigates the adoption of digital transformation technologies (such as AI, IoT, blockchain, and big data) within the energy sector and their impact on operational efficiency and innovation. The study will target professionals from the energy industry to understand the drivers, barriers, and business outcomes of adopting digital technologies. By using a survey-based approach, the research aims to identify the key areas where digital transformation is making a significant difference in operations, such as cost savings, process optimization, and innovation.
The energy sector is undergoing rapid change due to global pressures for cleaner energy, regulatory demands, and technological advances. This research is important because it sheds light on how energy companies can leverage digital technologies to improve performance and competitiveness in a challenging market. Furthermore, the findings will provide insights into the best practices and potential risks associated with digital transformation, offering recommendations for energy firms looking to enhance operational efficiency and innovation through new technologies.