Abstract
Abstract
Energy contribution is essential for the establishment of sustainable economic growth through green entrepreneurship and collective success by eradicating deprivation. Renewable energy-related concerns significantly impede sustainable development in developing countries. To mitigate energy challenges and encourage sustainable green entrepreneurship, scholars are researching ecological energy resources. An investment in HWE can significantly facilitate entrepreneurial economic growth. The purpose of this study is to address this knowledge gap by examining the effectiveness of green entrepreneurship in the context of HWE. A comprehensive, structured questionnaire appraisal was conducted to determine the appropriate sample size, utilizing non-probability (snowball) sampling. Partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM) was used to test the designated hypotheses. The conceptual framework was verified using data from 533 respondents, including entrepreneurs, wind turbine owners, and energy experts. The findings indicated that the implementation of HWE was substantially and positively correlated with the resolution of energy shortages and the attainment of cost-saving objectives. Furthermore, the findings suggested that entrepreneurs are significantly motivated to adopt HWE by an economically sustainable policy for wind turbines and owner satisfaction with household wind turbines. The conceptual model is significantly and positively influenced by the selected variables and their moderation AI-based awareness (AIA). The study's results contribute to the existing body of knowledge and offer valuable recommendations for the relevant authorities implementing policies to encourage and sustain HWE adoption.