I. Introduction
The amount of energy consumed is an important factor to consider while discussing energy infrastructure. Following the energy crisis of the 1970s [1], people began to consider their energy consumption. It has also highlighted how global energy use is increasing at an alarming rate. As a result, governments attempt to cut energy use in a variety of areas, including building, agriculture, industry, transportation, and others [2]. Because of the variety of energy sources, tracking the consumption of fossil fuels, renewable resources, and nuclear power is a time-consuming and labour-intensive operation. However, by doing so, we can anticipate how much energy will be needed in different locations and work on establishing plans that are specific to those regions and their needs.