A robust, resilience multi-criteria decision-making with risk approach: a case study for renewable energy location

Lotfi, Reza; Gharehbaghi, Alireza; Mehrjardi, Mojtaba Sadreddini; Kheiri, Kiana; Ali, Sadia Samar

doi:10.1007/s11356-023-25223-1

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“…Energy utilization significantly impacts the environment and climate, where non clean energy sources such as fossil fuels can lead to harmful greenhouse gas emissions, such as carbon dioxide [11] and can also produces harmful gases such as sulfur oxides and nitrogen oxides. There are still 2.6 billion people who use wood, charcoal, dung, and coal for cooking and heating, which leads to more than 4 million premature deaths each year due to indoor air pollution( [12].…”

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Calculation of the Proportion of Population Using Clean Cooking Fuel and Technology Based on Earth Big Data: A Case Study in the South of the Yangtze River in China

Pan,

Yuan,

Guo

et al. 2023

IEEE Access

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Cooking is a very decentralized and private way of energy consumption in human activities. The existing investigation and statistical analysis can't effectively calculate the proportion of population relying on clean cooking fuel and utilization technology in the region. Therefore, based on the big data of the earth, this paper adopts the combination of spatial analysis and statistical analysis to determine the survey sample area, and according to the economic conditions, topographic characteristics, national policies for new energy construction and living habits of the provinces and cities under investigation, the questionnaire survey is conducted for the research area to calculate the proportion of the regional population relying on clean cooking fuels and utilization technologies. Taking the south of the Yangtze River in China as an example, the paper effectively calculates that 88.25% of the population depends on clean cooking fuel and technology in this region, of which 89.81% are in urban areas and 79.87% are in rural areas. Analysis of the survey data shows that the proportion of the population using clean cooking fuels and technologies is related to factors such as economic development, income and resource endowment. There is a large urban-rural gap in terms of energy consumption tendency and structure in the south of the Yangtze River in China and cooking energy consumption in rural households also varies from region to region. The technical ideas and conclusions of the paper have high reference application value, which can help promote the upgrading of clean energy utilization and provide data basis for relevant decision and policy making. INDEX TERMS Clean cooking fuel and utilization technology, population ratio, earth big data

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Calculation of the Proportion of Population Using Clean Cooking Fuel and Technology Based on Earth Big Data: A Case Study in the South of the Yangtze River in China

Pan,

Yuan,

Guo

et al. 2023

IEEE Access

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“…Solar power generation can be used to supply various types of loads, including commercial, residential, and municipal loads during the daytime (Alfalah, 2021). The state of Kuwait has a large number of different street lighting poles which use a significant amount of energy from the grid (Lotfi et al, 2021(Lotfi et al, , 2022(Lotfi et al, , 2023a(Lotfi et al, , 2023b. In some types of poles, the power of lamps starts from 80 W and reaches 1000 W depending on the height of the pole.…”

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Techno-economic feasibility analysis of Kuwait-specific photovoltaic-based street lighting system

Muhaisen,

Habaebi,

Suliman

et al. 2023

Energy Exploration & Exploitation

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Nowadays, the surge in energy demand due to economic growth and extreme weather conditions has put immense pressure on the usage of fossil fuels in Kuwait. As a result, scheduled load-shedding is performed in some regions during the summer season to meet the energy demand. To address this issue, this paper proposes a photovoltaic-based street lighting system as an alternative solution to meet the rising energy demand in Kuwait during the daytime. This study initially investigates the existing street lighting systems in the state of Kuwait. Subsequently, three different configurations of photovoltaic panels are proposed based on the existing streetlight pole structures. The simulation models are then developed and evaluated using physical security information management and PVSyst simulation platforms, aiming to validate their performance against conventional power generation models in Kuwait. The proposed photovoltaic system is designed based on feedback information collected from the existing installed capacity. Finally, an overall energy model is presented to demonstrate how solar potential can offset energy consumption during peak demand hours. Practical testbed data from the Al-Jahra residential area of Kuwait is used for validation. The results indicate that the proposed photovoltaic street lighting system can generate a maximum power output of 18.8 GWh in August and a minimum of 11.8 GWh in December, compared to the monthly consumption of 30.45 GWh. The study showcases the economic viability of the solution, with an average degradation ratio of 13% of the total cost. Moreover, the proposed system contributes to a reduction in CO2 emissions from traditional power plants.

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Analytic hierarchy process for urban transportation: a bibliometric and social network analysis

Kenger

Özceylan

2023

Cent Eur J Oper Res

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A robust, resilience multi-criteria decision-making with risk approach: a case study for renewable energy location

Cited by 21 publications

References 43 publications

Calculation of the Proportion of Population Using Clean Cooking Fuel and Technology Based on Earth Big Data: A Case Study in the South of the Yangtze River in China

Calculation of the Proportion of Population Using Clean Cooking Fuel and Technology Based on Earth Big Data: A Case Study in the South of the Yangtze River in China

Techno-economic feasibility analysis of Kuwait-specific photovoltaic-based street lighting system

Analytic hierarchy process for urban transportation: a bibliometric and social network analysis

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