Marine Renewable Energy: An Important Direction in Taking the Green Road towards a Low Carbon Future

Rusu, Eugen

doi:10.3390/en15155480

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“…In these conditions, the European Union is focusing on wind energy extraction with an ambitious target of 300GW. This represents the installed capacity, and is 25 times higher than in 2021 (12GW) [2]…”

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Assessment of the Solar Energy Potential in the Romanian Nearshore

FRATITA¹,

POPESCU²,

Rusu³

2022

JMTE

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In December 2019, the first official European Green Deal document was released, which aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions gradually by 2050, when the carbon neutrality target should be reached. The aim of the paper is to analyse the possibility of implementing solar farms in Romania with particular interest for the nearshore area of the Black Sea. Moreover, it is analysed the current status of electricity generation sources in Romania, the profile of consumers connected to the National Energy System (NES), and the electricity injected into the grid through solar farms. On the other hand, the possibility of intermittent injection of energy into the grid and the effects on the stability of the national energy system are analysed.

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“…The main renewable sources of electricity generation use: wind energy, solar energy, hydropower, ocean energy, geothermal energy and biofuels and biomass. According to the latest European economic strategies, natural gas and nuclear energy have been added to the list of 'green' sources [2].…”

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Assessment of the Solar Energy Potential in the Romanian Nearshore

FRATITA¹,

POPESCU²,

Rusu³

2022

JMTE

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“…Carbon neutrality can be achieved by exploiting all available green energy sources [7]. At the same time, clean energy sources (wind, sun, and water) that can be converted into electricity have a variable component: availability [8][9][10]. This means we can produce electricity when we have the raw material.…”

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Romanian Energy System Analysis (Production, Consumption, and Distribution)

Fratita,

Popescu,

Rusu

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Energies

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The aim of this paper is to provide a comprehensive overview of how electricity is produced from different sources and the electricity needs of the consumer. According to the Green Deal pact, the objective is to gradually reduce polluting emissions in the energy sector by 2050. In the meantime, the CO2 intensive thermal power plants (those using coal and heavy oil) will be closed and strategic investments in green energy sources will be pursued. This paper presents a detailed analysis of the profile of the Romanian electricity producer over a period of one year. Furthermore, this paper explores the possibility for the energy producer to adapt to consumer demand to reduce electricity imports, strategic locations for the installation of farms using renewable energy, and the current capacity of the national distribution system. This paper analyses electricity only quantitatively and not qualitatively, as well as the way the supplier follows consumers’ need. The paper concludes on possible problems that may arise from the case of green energy.

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Marine Renewable Energy: An Important Direction in Taking the Green Road towards a Low Carbon Future

Abstract: In recent decades, it has become quite clear that the dynamics of the environmental matrix have been subjected to notable changes [...]

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Assessment of the Solar Energy Potential in the Romanian Nearshore

Assessment of the Solar Energy Potential in the Romanian Nearshore

Romanian Energy System Analysis (Production, Consumption, and Distribution)

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