Investigation of Home Energy Management with Advanced Direct Load Control and Optimal Scheduling of Controllable Loads

Tamashiro, Kanato; Alharbi, Talal; Mikhaylov, Alexey; Hemeida, Ashraf Mohamed; Kumarappan, N.; Lotfy, Mohammed Elsayed; Senjyu, Tomonobu

doi:10.3390/en14217314

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“…In the competitiveness of waste management, it is customary to define the main advantage, which is the loyal provision of waste management for the client, which implies a low cost [15][16][17][18][19]. All the advantages of competitive waste management discussed above allow us to conclude that the bank strives to consider the financial situation of its clients, their lifestyle, and their preferences in relation to waste management, and should also be of particular value to its clients.…”

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Current Waste Management in Banks from 11 Asian Countries vs Sberbank ESG Reporting

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Mikhaylov

2023

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The relevance of the topic lies in the fact that the level of competitiveness of a bank in waste management will have an increasing impact on its ESG ratings in the future. The purpose of this paper is to improve waste management in a bank (mainly faulty office equipment and paper waste). However, not all banks use active management methods in waste management, so this article offers recommendations for the successful management of key indicators. The article uses data on waste from banks in Bangladesh, China, Indonesia, Kuwait, India, Malaysia, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, the UAE, and Vietnam. The objectives of the study include: identification of the essence of the competitiveness of waste management in a bank; consideration of the types of competitiveness of waste management; assessment of the impact of blockchain technology on the competitiveness of waste management; assessment of minimizing waste management costs in a bank. A method for waste composition and waste export based on statistical analysis and a regression model. It used data about the current waste management activities of a bank. This study uses data from an annual time series covering the period from 2013 to 2021. The results of the study confirm that the problem of electronic waste of banks in Asia can be solved by increasing financing and a complete analysis of bank waste. There are points of novelty in the article: (1) the essence of the competitiveness of waste management in a bank is determined, which consists in the recycling of most waste and not in their disposal; (2) the ideas of the competitiveness of waste management are considered in Sberbank; (3) the impact of blockchain technology on the competitiveness of waste management in banks is assessed; (4) an assessment of the competitiveness of waste management in a commercial bank is given. In order to better understand the factors influencing the production of e-waste in the region, the study focuses on the significance of addressing the rising problem of e-waste in Asia and the need for better collection and analysis of waste data in a bank. The main conclusion is the need to recycle waste and increase recycling costs in the future, which is the most environmentally friendly option compared to incineration.

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Current Waste Management in Banks from 11 Asian Countries vs Sberbank ESG Reporting

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2023

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“…Furthermore, as shown by Tamashiro et al [4], due to the rapid changes in the energy situation on a global scale, the amount of RES installed using clean renewable-energy sources such as photovoltaic (PV) and wind-power generators (WGs) is rapidly increasing. As a result, there has been a great deal of research aimed at promoting the adoption of renewable energy.…”

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Sustainable Development and Renewable Energy: A New View to a Global Problem

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2022

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“…FIT, according to the reviewed authors, are only effective for bioenergy and solar types of renewable energy. Furthermore, direct investments and loans, which were considered valid practices 2 decades ago, are no longer perceived to be effective instruments of renewable energy policy stimulation (Yumashev et al, 2020;Tamashiro et al, 2021;Weiss et al, 2021).…”

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Renewable energy incentives on the road to sustainable development during climate change: A review

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This review is dedicated to the analytical literature concerning the dynamics of different approaches to renewable energy promotion. Examples of major types of green energy incentives, including carbon tax, Feed-in Tariffs, and investments in research and development are covered in the paper, as well as the barriers and limitations to such practices and the contradictions existing in the field of renewable energy. The dynamics of the means of green energy promotion over this period have been addressed. This review analyzes energy considerations and the importance of raising public awareness on the issue. The evidence collected through the literature analysis, has proven that despite of a significant amount of work done in the field in the transition to the renewable energy sources, including the implementation of various incentives, controversial aspects remain that demand attention both from economists and policymakers. Modern best practices in the field of green energy incentives can be based on government initiatives or stem from the private sector. The most widely used policies for renewable energy promotion discussed in the reviewed studies are tax incentives; however, at the same time, numerous countries are providing fossil fuels subsidies to minimize the level of inequality. Finally, the outlook of different practices concerning financing of the transition from traditional energy sources to renewable ones is presented.

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Investigation of Home Energy Management with Advanced Direct Load Control and Optimal Scheduling of Controllable Loads

Cited by 37 publications

References 25 publications

Current Waste Management in Banks from 11 Asian Countries vs Sberbank ESG Reporting

Current Waste Management in Banks from 11 Asian Countries vs Sberbank ESG Reporting

Sustainable Development and Renewable Energy: A New View to a Global Problem

Renewable energy incentives on the road to sustainable development during climate change: A review

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