Development and adaptation of relative sunshine hours models for the equatorial latitudes: a case study

Nnamchi, Stephen Ndubuisi; Mundu, Mustafa M.; Ukagwu, Kelechi John; Oyagbola, Ismail A.

doi:10.1007/s40808-021-01147-y

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“…Hydroelectric power has a reliable output, but can face environmental concerns and requires careful water management [12,28]. With a burgeoning population and a growing demand for energy, there is a pressing need to transition towards cleaner and more sustainable energy solutions [29,30,4]. The exploration of renewable energy options in Uganda holds immense potential not only for meeting domestic energy needs but also for catalyzing socio-economic development and environmental conservation [31,32,33].…”

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Sustainable Energy Transitions in Uganda: Influential Determinants of the Renewable Energy Landscape

Mundu,

NnamchI,

Muhaise

2024

IAA JAS

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This comprehensive review explores Uganda's journey towards sustainable energy transitions, emphasizing the pivotal factors influencing their evolution and acceptance. A thorough examination of the current state of Uganda's renewable energy sector is presented, shedding light on both the driving forces propelling its growth and the formidable challenges it confronts. The paper meticulously dissects the intricate interplay between governmental policies, technological advancements, financial mechanisms, and societal awareness, illuminating the dynamic landscape within which Uganda's sustainable energy initiatives unfold. Furthermore, an exploration of the socioeconomic and environmental implications of these transitions is undertaken, recognizing their profound impact on livelihoods, economies, and the ecological equilibrium. In addition to its analytical depth, this paper proffers a set of insightful and pragmatic recommendations, articulating a strategic roadmap aimed at accelerating progress towards a more sustainable, resilient, and environmentally conscious energy future in Uganda. By synthesizing robust research with actionable guidance, this review stands as an invaluable resource for policymakers, stakeholders, and individuals with a vested interest in Uganda's sustainable energy trajectory. It not only elucidates the current landscape but also provides a forward-looking perspective, positioning itself as a catalyst for positive change in the realm of sustainable energy. Keywords: Sustainable Energy, Renewable Energy, Energy Transition, Uganda, Policy, Socio-Economic Impacts, Environmental Sustainability, Renewable Scenario

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