Design considerations for a state level energy database management system

Schroer, Bernard J.; Goss, Ernst P.

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“…Accordingly, the energy system in many countries of the world is undergoing change [ 4 ] due to rapid technological and institutional changes at both central and local level towards a combination of top-down and bottom-up systems. As a result database based management systems are receiving considerable attention as the need for energy-related data increased even before 21st century [ 35 ]. No matter that decision making in the energy supply networks is based on numerous datasets that can be divided among technical and managerial datasets only (see Table 2 ).…”

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“…P&D = production and demand. Data extracted from: Saavedra M. et al, 2018 [ 3 ]; Dermont et al, 2017 [ 13 ]; Brandenburg et al, 2018 [ 15 ]; H. Lund, 2010 [ 18 ]; Obrecht & Denac, 2017 [ 24 ]; Zulkafli & Kopanos, 2018 [ 26 ]; Azevedo et al, 2019 [ 28 ]; Schroer & Goss, 1988 [ 35 ]; Pawar & Vittal K, 2019 [ 36 ]; Javied et al, 2019 [ 37 ]; Obrecht & Denac, 2013 [ 38 ]; Calise et al, 2018 [ 39 ]; Pawar et al, 2020 [ 40 ]; Guo et al, 2019 [ 41 ]; Said, 2003 [ 42 ] and own data.…”

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Integrating Social Dimensions into Future Sustainable Energy Supply Networks

Obrecht

Kazançoğlu

Denac

2020

IJERPH

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Environmental protection and sustainable development have become an inevitable trend in many areas, including the energy industry. The development of energy supply networks is strongly correlated with the economics of energy sources as well as ecological and socio-political issues. However, the energy supply network is often distant from the social perspective. This paper therefore combines examination of perceptions and awareness of general public (web-based questionnaire) and top energy experts (a Delphi survey) on the energy supply network and identifies their potential integration in energy supply decision making processes. The results showed that public should be better informed as well as integrated into designing energy supply network as the prosumers gain power and the energy suppliers will no longer dominate the market. Public actors are ready to shape sustainable energy supply and also willing to pay 5.8% more for a sustainable energy supply. The majority are prepared to invest in renewable energy supply network close to their place of residence. Another result is that the public is calling for a shift in priority towards more sustainable and socially friendlier energy supply rather than focusing mainly on the economic and technical perspectives.

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