Increasing Growth of Renewable Energy: A State of Art

Guchhait, Rekha; Sarkar, Biswajit

doi:10.3390/en16062665

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“…Many birds can fly over great distances because of the highly effective lift that their wings provide. The cambered form and swept-back leading edge of bird wings, as well as other aerodynamic characteristics, can be used to construct wind turbine blades [6]. This may help to increase the blades' effectiveness and cut down on energy use.…”

Section: Biomimicry In Structural Design For Renewable Energymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Innovative thoughts have always been stimulated by nature to create new designs. Plants as well as animals offer a variety of structures having lower density, higher strength and high energy absorption that can inspire new design concepts with important characteristics [1,6,27,[29][30][31]. Bio-inspired structures have been demonstrated to offer a significant improvement over traditional counterparts for their applications in the energy sectors, by observing the critical functions of biological structures found in nature.…”

Section: Bio Inspired Design For Unlimited Source Of Renewable Energymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Structural engineers are inspired by nature when designing and constructing a structure with a high degree of adaptability and little need for maintenance [5]. The global push towards renewable energy sources has led to innovative designs in energy conversion structures [6]. A 2MW integrated floating-IOP Publishing doi:10.1088/1757-899X/1294/1/012044 2 wind turbine system was deployed as part of the Floatgen European research project on offshore wind energy [7].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Bio-inspired design trends for sustainable energy structures

Regassa,

Dabasa,

Amare

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Researchers and engineers are constantly looking to nature for design inspiration as they work to create novel and effective energy conversion structures. Engineers are developing durable and resilient materials to survive extreme weather conditions and environmental issues using inspiration from the Nenuphar’s durability in adverse aquatic environments and the Sunflower’s adaptation to vary climatic situations. The analysis of new design ideas in renewable energy systems in this research was inspired by the Nenuphar (Water Lily) and the Sunflower. The Nenuphar’s exceptional capacity to float and large leaf surface make it a model for enhanced water-based energy conversion systems. Researchers have been looking into novel concepts like floating solar farms and wave energy collecting platforms after being inspired by the Nenuphar’s buoyancy and ability to efficiently use sunlight. Solar panel integration with water features can boost overall energy output while preserving precious land resources. The Sunflower, known for its phototropism and effective sun-tracking mechanism, offers suggestions for improving solar energy harvesting. Advanced heliotropic solar panels have demonstrated promising results in boosting energy production throughout the day by mimicking the Sunflower’s ability to follow the trajectory of the Sun. These designs maximize energy outputs and boost overall system efficiency by maximizing solar exposure. Embracing these bio-inspired concepts can lead to the development of sustainable and efficient energy solutions, contributing to a greener and more sustainable future. Furthermore, the integration of smart technology and artificial intelligence is on the rise to optimize energy conversion structures.

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Section: Biomimicry In Structural Design For Renewable Energymentioning

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Section: Bio Inspired Design For Unlimited Source Of Renewable Energymentioning

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Bio-inspired design trends for sustainable energy structures

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Amare

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“…The SDGs have 17 goals, most of which are related to the environment. The use of renewable energy is directly related to SDG goals 7 and 11 (affordable and clean energy), 12 (responsible consumption and production), and 13 (climate action) (Guchhait & Sarkar, 2023). Intensive research on renewable energy is needed for a variety of reasons, including climate change, global warming, environmental degradation, and limited natural resources.…”

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Renewable Energy: Policy and Strategy

Ristiyanto Adiputra,

Muhammad Iqbal Habib,

Erwandi

et al. 2023

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Renewable energy is generally referred to energy that may be renewed. Recently, attention to the use of renewable energy has been increasing, including in Indonesia. Since renewable energy comes from nature and uses natural resources, Indonesia has considerable resources that can potentially be used to produce renewable energy. Responding to this, it is essential to see how renewable energy is utilized, which is discussed in this book. This book conveys the discussion of renewable energy from the perspective of Indonesia's condition. Chapters in the book address many aspects of new and renewable energy discourse, including technology, policy and regulation, financial strategy, and social aspects. Written by various qualified authors in each field, this book shows how collaboration is much needed in implementing the strategy and policy for the use of new and renewable energy in Indonesia. Renewable Energy: Policy and Strategy is hoped to be a valuable source of knowledge concerning new and renewable energy solutions. Several recommendations can be implemented, and this book is here to become a reference for policymakers in achieving the target of net zero emissions.

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“…Renewable energy has grown rapidly over recent years as a key aspect of the transition to a less energy-intensive and more sustainable energy system [1]. However, constant competition among companies, finances, taxes, politics, government pressures and other factors have, in many cases, created environmentally harmful situations [2].…”

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A Framework for Sustainability Reporting of Renewable Energy Companies in Greece

Mandilas,

Kourtidis,

Florou

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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The purpose of the current study is to collect and evaluate data on whether and to what extent the renewable energy companies within Greece disclose non-financial information in line with global and international standards. Renewable energy has grown rapidly over the last 20 years as a key aspect of the transition to a less energy-intensive and more sustainable energy system. However, constant competition between companies, finances, taxes, politics and other factors have in many cases created environmentally harmful situations. Even though technology is advancing and supporting these companies, even though international laws for the environment and the safety measures for operations have become stricter, it was, nevertheless, impossible to avoid these situations. The concerns of the public, but also of the renewable energy companies to control, monitor and measure the impacts from their operations to the environment and the life of society around the sites of their operations, lead many companies to publish sustainability reports. This report is published by a company or organization concerning the economic, environmental and social impacts caused by its everyday activities and demonstrates the link between its strategy and its commitment to a sustainable global economy. A framework with specific economic, environmental and social indicators to support reporting for renewable energy companies is corporate social responsibility (CSR) together with the Global Reporting Initiatives (GRI). GRI is an independent international organization that has pioneered sustainability reporting. It is very important to determine the extent to which these enterprises really contribute to sustainable development.

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Increasing Growth of Renewable Energy: A State of Art

Cited by 37 publications

References 125 publications

Bio-inspired design trends for sustainable energy structures

Bio-inspired design trends for sustainable energy structures

Renewable Energy: Policy and Strategy

A Framework for Sustainability Reporting of Renewable Energy Companies in Greece

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