Advances in integration of energy, water and environment systems towards climate neutrality for sustainable development

Kılkış, Şiir; Krajačić, Goran; Duić, Neven; Rosen, Marc A.; Al‐Nimr, M. A.

doi:10.1016/j.enconman.2020.113410

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“…Climate mitigation in urban areas has a crucial role in bending the curve of greenhouse gas emissions based on systematic structural and behavioural changes [89] while supporting flexibility in renewable energy systems [90]. In this context, a vital process remains ahead for enabling energy system actors to take the actions that are necessary to increase the pace of emission reductions with sufficient scale and timing [91].…”

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Paving the way for the Paris Agreement: Contributions of SDEWES science

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Duić

Piacentino

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Energy

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Paving the way for the Paris Agreement: Contributions of SDEWES science

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“…For example, Marrucci et al ( 2020 ) discussed resource use efficiency and environmental performance of the waste management system. Kılkış et al ( 2020 ) built an integrated energy, water, and environment system and analyzed the synergic and coordinated effects of water saving and reuse on sustainable development. In addition, understanding the synergies of water carbon pollution and their impact will guide for formulating systematic policies and promoting the implementation of the SDGs.…”

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Water-climate change extended nexus contribution to social welfare and environment-related sustainable development goals in China

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Climate change exacerbates uncertainties in water resource management, water supply, and treatment that are energy intensive and then exert great pressure on climate change mitigation; hence, interrelated and contradictory characteristics within the water-climate change (WC) nexus system are needed to be studied. The nexus thinking and coordination of WC would impact many realistic practices and assist in sustainable socioeconomic development since traditional single-target policies have sometimes been out of function. Hence, the ability to direct water production and use as well as climate change mitigation has become a hotspot recently. Furthermore, we find that there has been no complete research on reviewing the impacts of the WC nexus in different areas on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Hence, this paper builds a core nexus of WC and then analyzes those effects on social and environmental aspects in many areas, including sewage treatment, energy transition, waste treatment, land management, and ocean management. This paper discusses how WC interlinkages are utilized to realize SDGs in those areas. Moreover, uncertainties derived from exogenous hydrology, climate change, and anthropogenic endogenous systems for realistic problems appeal to gradually increasing concern. Finally, implications offer valuable guidelines for integrated management of water and carbon emissions, as well as sustainable socioeconomic development in the future.

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“…For each step, the impact is presented in terms of energy (primary energy supply), environment (carbon dioxide emissions), and economy (total annual socio-economic cost). Siir Kılkıs et al [11] provided a review of recent scientific contributions in energy system integration, urban synergies in the energy transition, integration of energy and water systems as well as valorization of waste heat.…”

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Relationship Between Energy Consumption and Industrial Output-Based on GMM Model of Dynamic Panel Data in China

Baharum

Jin

2022

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At present, China is in the historical intersection period of the "two centenary" goals. The realization of the "carbon neutral" goal has brought new opportunities for the development of China's energy sector. Based on the GMM estimation method of the dynamic panel model, this paper studies the relationship between energy consumption and industrial output by using China's provincial data from the years 2008 to 2018. The results show that the impact of coal consumption on industrial output tends to be declining during the sample period. However, compared with other energy consumption, it still dominates a larger proportion. Oil consumption has a negative impact on industrial output with the arrival of a production bottleneck period and the improvement of technology level. As a secondary energy, electricity consumption has an important impact on the industrial output, which is the main energy variable and is significantly positive. Other energy consumption variables have significant positive effects on industrial output. In this paper, we obtain countermeasures and suggestions on energy, such as giving full play to the decisive role of the market, improving the innovation environment in the field of energy, speed up the transformation of new and old kinetic energy.

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Advances in integration of energy, water and environment systems towards climate neutrality for sustainable development

Cited by 74 publications

References 216 publications

Paving the way for the Paris Agreement: Contributions of SDEWES science

Paving the way for the Paris Agreement: Contributions of SDEWES science

Water-climate change extended nexus contribution to social welfare and environment-related sustainable development goals in China

Relationship Between Energy Consumption and Industrial Output-Based on GMM Model of Dynamic Panel Data in China

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