Wind energy in Romania: A review from 2009 to 2016

Dragomir, George; Şerban, Alexandru; Năstase, Gabriel; Brezeanu, Alin Ionuţ

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2016.05.080

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“…In view of the above, some actions should be envisaged: e.g. upholding the subsidizing policies through Green Certificates for the production of electricity from RES, mainly wind (Dragomir et al, 2016), integrating green solutions into urban areas (e.g. passive houses, electric vehicles), supporting green jobs in RES-related fields.…”

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confidence: 99%

Renewable Energy Sources in Romania: Progress and Perspectives Towards the EU Targets.

Grigorescu¹,

Micu²,

Dumitrașcu³

et al. 2019

Air and Water Components of the Environment Conference

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The renewable energy is the solution to the global energy issue, generated by the increased energy consumption needs under the continuous population growth and economic development. Romania has reached the 2020 target to increase the share of renewable energy sources (RES) in gross final energy consumption to 24%, as set in the energy strategy for 2007-2020 (updated for 2011-2020). However, in view of reaching the new target set for 2030 (32%), a number of measures are envisaged. The authors investigated the dynamics in the share of RES and electricity production over 2014-2017 in relation to the EU 2020 targets, and reviewed the main strategic EU and national documents over the 2007-2020 financial period. The final aim was to identify the investment priorities and measures supporting extended RES use and increase of energy efficiency towards the achievement of the next 2030 EU target in Romania.

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Renewable Energy Sources in Romania: Progress and Perspectives Towards the EU Targets.

Grigorescu¹,

Micu²,

Dumitrașcu³

et al. 2019

Air and Water Components of the Environment Conference

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“…Desta forma a velocidade do vento é afetada por vários fatores e contextos, incluindo a variável da pressão e condições climáticas locais. Sendo que dependendo da sua potência nominal, as turbinas eólicas são instaladas em diferentes alturas (DRAGOMIR, 2016).…”

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Geração de energia elétrica por meio de fontes de energias renováveis: uma revisão sistemática da literatura sobre energia eólica

2017

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O presente estudo tem como objetivo geral a realização de uma revisão da literatura sobre a geração de energia elétrica por meio de energia eólica, bem como ilustrar as principais vantagens e desvantagens de se gerar tal energia. As fontes renováveis de energia são aquelas inesgotáveis, pois são encontradas na natureza em grande quantidade ou que possuem a capacidade de regeneração por meios naturais. Denomina-se energia eólica a energia cinética contida nas massas de ar em movimento (vento). Seu aproveitamento ocorre por meio da conversão da energia cinética de translação em energia cinética de rotação, com o emprego de turbinas eólicas, também denominadas aerogeradores, para a geração de eletricidade. Assim conclui-se que os estudos sobre geração de energias renováveis, mais especificamente a geração de energia eólica pode se tornar uma alternativa rentável e bem menos impactante do ponto de vista ambiental. Além de ser uma fonte infinita de geração. PALAVRAS-CHAVE:Energia Elétrica. Fontes Renováveis. Energia Eólica.

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“…The term “hybrid” energy system refers to a power system with combinations of two or more power sources such as diesel or gas generator and renewable energy sources like photovoltaic (PV), wind, or hydroelectric power generator . Over the past 20 years, the rate of development of medium‐ to small‐scale off grid wind/diesel, PV/diesel, and wind/PV/diesel hybrid power systems for rural electrification has increased significantly, mainly because hybrid electricity generation systems can be more reliable and cost effective than single‐source energy systems . Off‐grid hybrid renewable electrical systems have been shown in several studies to be economically viable, especially in remote rural areas .…”

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Techno‐economic feasibility analysis of stand‐alone hybrid wind/photovoltaic/diesel/battery system for the electrification of remote rural areas: Case study Persian Gulf Coast‐Iran

Abnavi

Mohammadshafie

Rosen

et al. 2019

Env Prog and Sustain Energy

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In this study, a techno‐economic feasibility study of off‐grid hybrid power systems is performed for a rural area, which is located at a significant distance from the grid connection in Bushehr province of Iran, beside the Persian Gulf. HOMER simulation software is used to determine the economic feasibility of the systems. The simulations were focused on net present cost which includes cost of energy (COE) and renewable fraction of the hybrid configurations. The results indicate that the wind/PV/diesel/battery hybrid renewable system configuration is the optimum system, primarily based on COE and achieving a 61.4% renewable energy fraction. The proposed hybrid power system not only exhibits better performance in fuel consumption but also reduces carbon dioxide emissions. It could mitigate the emission of 664 tons of greenhouse gases to the local atmosphere of the village, as well as other air pollution emissions, which could offer substantial benefit to both residence and environment. Furthermore, a sensitivity analysis shows that a rise in fuel prices will derive more demand for alternative energy sources. For instance, when the fuel price is more than $0.5/L, the optimal energy option would be the wind/PV/battery system. In that case, it is no longer economical to use the diesel generator and renewable energy penetration becomes 100%. © 2019 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Environ Prog, 38:e13146, 2019

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Wind energy in Romania: A review from 2009 to 2016

Cited by 76 publications

References 68 publications

Renewable Energy Sources in Romania: Progress and Perspectives Towards the EU Targets.

Renewable Energy Sources in Romania: Progress and Perspectives Towards the EU Targets.

Geração de energia elétrica por meio de fontes de energias renováveis: uma revisão sistemática da literatura sobre energia eólica

Techno‐economic feasibility analysis of stand‐alone hybrid wind/photovoltaic/diesel/battery system for the electrification of remote rural areas: Case study Persian Gulf Coast‐Iran

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