Development of Alternative Energy in the World and Ukraine

Danylyshyn, Volodymyr; Koval, Mariia

doi:10.31548/machenergy.13(2).2022.50-61

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“…In addition to solar power plants and batteries, local power grids can integrate other renewable energy sources, such as wind turbines or biofuel generators. This integration allows for a stable power supply, even in the event of insufficient solar activity, fully meeting the energy needs of consumers [76], [77]. Still, despite their advantages, it is worth considering some disadvantages and features that require attention.…”

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Ukraine’s energy supply in the defense sector: The first lessons of war

Rabocha,

Maslii,

Robochyi

et al. 2023

Sustainable Engineering and Innovation

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The terrible consequences of the Russian-Ukrainian war, which continues on the territory of the Ukrainian land, and the consequences of natural disasters indicate the need to create alternative (reserve or emergency) sources of energy supply for enterprises, institutions, and individual households, and objects of small forms of management, especially outside the points of permanent deployment. Ensuring an uninterrupted and stable electricity supply to all these forms is an extremely important problem for Ukraine as the country faced a large number of challenges regarding energy independence due to numerous missile strikes. The purpose of the study was to analyze the energy system and the level of damage to Ukraine after the Russian missile attacks, the impact on the state of energy supply of individual facilities and consumers of military camps, examine the possibilities of using emergency and backup energy sources and alternative energy, in particular, solar and wind. The study analyses the destruction of the energy system of Ukraine as a result of missile attacks and the possibilities of using emergency and backup energy sources and alternative energy, in particular, solar and wind, and the investigation of the potential and opportunities to attract investment in the field of alternative energy. Special attention is paid to small business facilities, including military camps. In the course of the study, it was determined that Ukraine has a geographical location that provides space for the installation of various alternative energy systems and the possibility of combining them to diversify and improve the stability and reliability of the Ukrainian energy system. The practical importance of the study lies in the ability to make more informed decisions regarding the implementation of programs aimed at switching to alternative and decentralized energy sources. This will make the country’s energy infrastructure more stable and allow better meeting the energy needs of small forms of management, individual farms, military units, formations, and infrastructure facilities.

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Ukraine’s energy supply in the defense sector: The first lessons of war

Rabocha,

Maslii,

Robochyi

et al. 2023

Sustainable Engineering and Innovation

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“…The auction mechanism has become popular due to its investment attractiveness. This mechanism is used in all developed countries, as it is incredibly transparent and economically attractive for investors [65].…”

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A Review on Solar Energy Policy and Current Status: Top 5 Countries and Kazakhstan

Minazhova,

Akhambayev,

Shalabayev

et al. 2023

Energies

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The article describes the world’s experience in developing the solar industry. It discusses the mechanisms of state support for developing renewable energy sources in the cases of five countries that are the most successful in this area—China, the United States, Japan, India, and Germany. Furthermore, it contains a brief review of state policy in producing electricity by renewable energy facilities in Kazakhstan. This paper uses statistical information from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), the International Energy Agency (IEA), British Petroleum (BP), and the Renewable Energy Network (REN21), and peer-reviewed sources. The research methodology includes analytical research and evaluation methods to examine the current state of solar energy policy, its motivators and incentives, as well as the prospects for its development in Kazakhstan and in the world. Research shows that solar energy has a huge development potential worldwide and is sure to take its place in gross electricity production. This paper focuses on the selected economic policies of the top five countries and Kazakhstan, in what may be considered a specific research limitation. Future research suggestions for the expansion of Renewable Energy (RE) in Kazakhstan could include analysing the impact of introducing dedicated policies and incentives for solar systems and exploring the benefits and challenges of implementing large RE zones with government–business collaboration.

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Experimental Investigation of the Energy Expenditures of the Thermostabilization Cycle of the Substrate in a Biogas Reactor

Zablodskiy,

Spodoba

2023

2023 IEEE 4th KhPI Week on Advanced Technology (KhPIWeek)

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Development of Alternative Energy in the World and Ukraine

Cited by 6 publications

References 8 publications

Ukraine’s energy supply in the defense sector: The first lessons of war

Ukraine’s energy supply in the defense sector: The first lessons of war

A Review on Solar Energy Policy and Current Status: Top 5 Countries and Kazakhstan

Experimental Investigation of the Energy Expenditures of the Thermostabilization Cycle of the Substrate in a Biogas Reactor

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