A global energy outlook to 2035 with strategic considerations for Asia and Middle East energy supply and demand interdependencies

Matsuo, Yuhji; Yanagisawa, Akira; Yamashita, Yukari

doi:10.1016/j.esr.2013.04.002

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“…Because government policy directions and consumer purchasing behavior can influence the size of the green energy market and consumer confidence, there should be a balance between green energy supply and demand as much as possible. [6,12] Strengthening economic cooperation in the international market ( 53 )…”

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“…Due to the world economy's heavy dependence on fossil fuels during the past decades, the carbon dioxide emissions accompanying economic development have intensified the global greenhouse effect, and global warming, climate change, and ecological destruction have severely threatened human survival. As a result, the issue of sustainable development [1][2][3][4][5][6] is growing in importance, and the governments of many countries have made sustainable development one of their administrative focal points.…”

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Key Factors Influencing Sustainable Development of a Green Energy Industry in Taiwan

Huang

Jhong

Ding

2013

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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The main purpose of this paper was to apply the fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP) approach to explore key factors influencing the sustainable development of a green energy industry in Taiwan. Based on the literature and experts' opinions, a hierarchical structure with five assessment aspects and fifteen development factors was first constructed, and a FAHP algorithm model was then proposed. Finally, based on the AHP experts' questionnaires, we used the FAHP approach to evaluate the key factors. The results showed the following. (1) “Technology” is the most important aspect influencing sustainable development of green energy industry in Taiwan. (2) In order of relative importance, the top six key factors influencing sustainable development of green energy industry in Taiwan are “establishment of key technological capabilities,” “degree of integration of relevant laws and regulations,” “establishment of an industry chain,” “key raw materials and production equipment,” “protection of intellectual property,” and “preferential purchase price rates and various subsidies,” respectively.

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Key Factors Influencing Sustainable Development of a Green Energy Industry in Taiwan

Huang

Jhong

Ding

2013

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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“…Global primary energy consumption will increase about 1.5 fold, from 11,743 Mtoe in 2010 to 17,517 Mtoe in 2035 [1]. Fossil fuels account for about 90% of primary energy consumption at present.…”

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Sediment erosion in hydro turbines and its effect on the flow around guide vanes of Francis turbine

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Dahlhaug

Thapa

2015

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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“…Oil and natural gas resources in this region are the main source of income to countries in Middle East. However, with the rapid growing population and serious climate change, there has been a huge need for integrating the planning and design of renewable energy system [3]. At the same time, although this region is full of traditional fossil fuel, the power sectors in each country are in low level of liberalization.…”

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Review of Middle East energy interconnection development

Zhang

Song

et al. 2017

J. Mod. Power Syst. Clean Energy

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In recent years, the Middle East region countries have experienced rapid population and economy growth, which has resulted in large increase of energy and power demand. Although the traditional fossil fuels remain the majority for supplying the domestic demand, additional generating capacity and fuel supply are necessary according to current situation and future demand forecast. The renewable energy provides an alternative resource for satisfying demand, especially in this region with high potential of solar and wind energy. Besides the development of renewable energy, interconnected electricity networks also enable the cross-border power exchange to fulfil electricity demand. Many Middle East countries have already started developing renewable energy and reforming the national power sector for regional electricity integration. However, none of them has already implemented their targets and the challenges are still huge. This study reviews current conditions of electricity and energy interconnection development, and analyzes the process of regional electricity network integration and national power sector reforms and provides suggestion for regions' plan. Finally, the technology developments for future power grid interconnection and renewable energy integration are also reviewed.

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A global energy outlook to 2035 with strategic considerations for Asia and Middle East energy supply and demand interdependencies

Cited by 59 publications

References 3 publications

Key Factors Influencing Sustainable Development of a Green Energy Industry in Taiwan

Key Factors Influencing Sustainable Development of a Green Energy Industry in Taiwan

Sediment erosion in hydro turbines and its effect on the flow around guide vanes of Francis turbine

Review of Middle East energy interconnection development

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