A step to clean energy - Sustainability in energy system management in an emerging economy context

Mangla, Sachin Kumar; Luthra, Sunil; Jakhar, Suresh Kumar; Gandhi, Sumeet; Muduli, Kamalakanta

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2019.118462

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“…On the other side, the Internet's role and other smart systems in social progress are highly noticeable and are expected to increase in the near future [6]. Besides, there have been raised concerns about environmental safety, and it is argued that future energy supplies should meet the low carbon and other clean energy standards [7]. Thus, smart and sustainable energy supplies are commanded to ensure socio-economic development.…”

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Distributed Energy Resources and the Application of AI, IoT, and Blockchain in Smart Grids

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Smart grid (SG), an evolving concept in the modern power infrastructure, enables the two-way flow of electricity and data between the peers within the electricity system networks (ESN) and its clusters. The self-healing capabilities of SG allow the peers to become active partakers in ESN. In general, the SG is intended to replace the fossil fuel-rich conventional grid with the distributed energy resources (DER) and pools numerous existing and emerging know-hows like information and digital communications technologies together to manage countless operations. With this, the SG will able to “detect, react, and pro-act” to changes in usage and address multiple issues, thereby ensuring timely grid operations. However, the “detect, react, and pro-act” features in DER-based SG can only be accomplished at the fullest level with the use of technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and the Blockchain (BC). The techniques associated with AI include fuzzy logic, knowledge-based systems, and neural networks. They have brought advances in controlling DER-based SG. The IoT and BC have also enabled various services like data sensing, data storage, secured, transparent, and traceable digital transactions among ESN peers and its clusters. These promising technologies have gone through fast technological evolution in the past decade, and their applications have increased rapidly in ESN. Hence, this study discusses the SG and applications of AI, IoT, and BC. First, a comprehensive survey of the DER, power electronics components and their control, electric vehicles (EVs) as load components, and communication and cybersecurity issues are carried out. Second, the role played by AI-based analytics, IoT components along with energy internet architecture, and the BC assistance in improving SG services are thoroughly discussed. This study revealed that AI, IoT, and BC provide automated services to peers by monitoring real-time information about the ESN, thereby enhancing reliability, availability, resilience, stability, security, and sustainability.

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“…In addition to the issues mentioned, some researchers also preferred this method to define the factors that influence service innovation [58,59]. Moreover, the DEMATEL method has been used in some studies to increase the efficiency of energy production [60,61]. Additionally, it has been determined that some studies prefer DEMATEL together with IVIF numbers [60,61].…”

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“…Moreover, the DEMATEL method has been used in some studies to increase the efficiency of energy production [60,61]. Additionally, it has been determined that some studies prefer DEMATEL together with IVIF numbers [60,61].…”

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Analysis of Strategic Directions in Sustainable Hydrogen Investment Decisions

Yüksel

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Sustainability

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This study seeks to find the appropriate strategies necessary to make sustainable and effective hydrogen energy investments. Within this scope, nine different criteria are defined regarding social, managerial, and financial factors. A hesitant, interval-valued, intuitionistic fuzzy (IVIF) decision-making trial and evaluation laboratory (DEMATEL) methodology is considered to calculate the degree of importance of the criteria. Additionally, impact relation maps are also generated to visualize the causality relationship between the factors. The findings indicate that the technical dimension has the greatest importance in comparison to managerial and financial factors. Furthermore, it is also concluded that storage and logistics, research and development, and technological infrastructure are the most significant factors to be considered when defining hydrogen energy investment strategies. Hence, before investing in hydrogen energy, necessary actions should be taken to minimize the storage and logistic costs. Among them, building the production site close to the usage area will contribute significantly to this purpose. In this way, possible losses during the transportation of hydrogen can be minimized. Moreover, it is essential to identify the lowest-cost hydrogen storage method by carrying out the necessary research and development activities, thereby increasing the sustainability and effectiveness of hydrogen energy investment projects.

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“…Those activities entirely correlated to the problems of natural resources and environment, social-culture in the society, and technological development in the community. The important demand for sustainable economic learning is the process of learning to build cognition (literacy), awareness, and behavior of economic actions (Mangla et al, 2020). Furthermore, this economic activity considers the living environment, maintaining the preservation of natural resources, and the quality of human health.…”

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Indonesian Undergraduate Students’ Perspectives of Sustainable Economic Education: A Survey Study

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Priambodo²,

Wijayanti³

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This study was designed to uncover perceptions of 230 undergraduate students at a public university in Indonesia, concerning sustainable economic education issues in higher education settings. The results of this study suggested that the respondents held positive beliefs on the issue of sustainable economic education issues. Despite this, they voiced multifaceted perspectives on the refinement of economic teaching practices. This paper ends with suggestions for the stakeholders to improve the quality of classroom teachings which corresponds to the age of industry 4.0.

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A step to clean energy - Sustainability in energy system management in an emerging economy context

Abstract: A., (2019). 'A step to clean energy-sustainability in energy system management in an emerging economy context'.

Cited by 106 publications

References 128 publications

Distributed Energy Resources and the Application of AI, IoT, and Blockchain in Smart Grids

Distributed Energy Resources and the Application of AI, IoT, and Blockchain in Smart Grids

Analysis of Strategic Directions in Sustainable Hydrogen Investment Decisions

Indonesian Undergraduate Students’ Perspectives of Sustainable Economic Education: A Survey Study

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