Biography
Omar C. Vargas-González is a professor, research assistant and head of Computer Networking Lab at Tecnológico Nacional de México Campus Ciudad Guzmán, professor at Telematic Engineering at Centro Universitario del Sur Universidad de Guadalajara with a master's degree in Computer Systems. Has been trained in Innovation and Multidisciplinary Entrepreneurship at Arizona State University (2018) and a Generation of Ecosystems of Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Sustainability for Jalisco course by Harvard University T.H. Chan School of Health. At present conduct research on diverse fields such as Entrepreneurship, Economy, Statistics, Mathematics, Networking and Information and Computer Sciences. Has collaborated in the publication of many scientific articles and conducted diverse Innovation and Technological Development projects.
Conference contributions 1
ADVANCEMENTS OF AI APPLICATIONS IN GREEN AND RENEWABLE ENERGY FINANCE IN MÉXICO
The intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and green finance represents one of the most consequential developments in Mexico's transition toward a low-carbon economy. This research report examines how AI-driven technologies—including machine learning, natural language processing, deep neural networks, and predictive analytics—are reshaping the landscape of renewable energy finance in Mexico. The findings contribute to an emerging body of knowledge that positions Mexico as a middle-income country navigating both the opportunities and the structural constraints associated with AI-enabled green finance. Policy recommendations emphasize the need for open data ecosystems, AI governance frameworks aligned with national energy transition goals, and public-private investment in digital literacy and climate fintech capacity.