An ANP and fuzzy TOPSIS-based SWOT analysis for Turkey’s energy planning

Ervural, Beyzanur Çayır; Zaim, Selim; Demirel, Omer F.; Aydın, Zeynep Gökçe Gayretli; Delen, Dursun

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2017.06.095

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“…ANP is applicable to complex decision-making systems with internal dependencies and feedback relationships that are developed on the basis of AHP; using the combination of ANP and Delphi method to determine the weight of the indicators 4 , the evaluation index system is shown in table 1 as below. …”

Section: Construction Of Evaluation Index System Of Ancillary Servicementioning

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Research on AGC ancillary service transaction mode in China at present stage

He¹,

Chang²,

Chang³

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Economic and Business Management (FEBM 2017)

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The ancillary service plays an important role in the development of electricity market and the optimal allocation of power resources as the guarantee of power supply reliability and power quality. This paper takes automatic generation control (AGC) as an example, to explore its transaction mode. Firstly, analyse the feasible trading mode in centralized market and decentralized market respectively. Then, based on the characteristics of ancillary service market in China, the analytic network process (ANP) method is used to determine the index system and weight, and finally get AGC ancillary services applicable trading model ranking.

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Section: Construction Of Evaluation Index System Of Ancillary Servicementioning

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Research on AGC ancillary service transaction mode in China at present stage

He¹,

Chang²,

Chang³

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Economic and Business Management (FEBM 2017)

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“…Sengul et al . investigated Turkey's most important renewable energy sources using ANP and fuzzy TOPSIS‐based SWOT, and, using the same methods, Ervural et al . examined the Turkish energy sector and its relevant plans.…”

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“…Kabak and Dagdeviren 29 used BOCR (benefits, opportunities, costs, and risks) and ANP methods to determine Turkey's energy status and to prioritize its renewable energy sources (hydro, geothermal, solar, wind, and biomass). Sengul et al 30 investigated Turkey's most important renewable energy sources using ANP and fuzzy TOPSIS-based SWOT, and, using the same methods, Ervural et al 31 examined the Turkish energy sector and its relevant plans.…”

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Determining the priorities in utilization of forest residues as biomass: an A'wot analysis

Kurt

2019

Biofuels Bioprod Bioref

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The gap between global energy production and consumption is increasing at a fast pace along with population growth, industrialization, and technological developments, resulting in a rapid increase in the need for energy. This has led countries to use their own resources more effectively. Consequently, in addition to existing energy sources, alternative solutions are now being sought for this problem via renewable resources such as biomass energy production. As forest resources are abundantly available in Turkey, forest residues constitute a significant biomass potential. This study aimed to identify key strategic factors in the evaluation of forest residues as biomass using A'WOT analysis. Measurement of the factors in SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats) analysis, and their ranking, was enabled by quantification via A'WOT analysis, which is a combination of SWOT analysis and the analytic hierarchy process (AHP). A survey was conducted among relevant experts in Turkey to determine SWOT factors and AHP weights. As a result, eight sub‐factors for strengths and threats, seven sub‐factors for opportunities, and four sub‐factors for weaknesses were determined for analysis. Each SWOT parameter was then quantified by considering the viewpoints of the surveyed experts, and the resulting matrix was used to determine the vector weights and priorities of the groups and factors. The results indicated that if forest residues could be utilized as an alternative energy source, this would more than fill the gap between the production and consumption of energy in the country. In the evaluation of forest residues in Turkey, transportation costs emerged as the weakest factor, while the removal of natural sources of nutrition and fertilizer from the forest cover was seen as the greatest threat. The most important opportunity was perceived to be the improvement of forest management along with energy and climate‐change policies and activities. © 2019 Society of Chemical Industry and John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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“…Therefore, the aim of this paper is to define and evaluate specific RES scenarios whose implementation can contribute to further improvement of the energy security of Štrpce. According to [7-9] RES potentials in Kosovo * are as follows: hydro energy (128 MW installed capacity, 621.816 GWh/year), wind (over 2,000 GWh/year), solar energy (160 GWh/year), biomass (5,908,248 t/year).According to [3] RES are the fastest growing sources of electricity generation with an average increase of 2.9% annually from 2012. to 2040. and according to [10] RES can be a long-term, sustainable and reliable support for implementation of energy policies/plans. However, a development and evaluation potential of RES projects is a complex endeavor that requires analysis of a number of factors, constraints, and stakeholders interests.…”

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“…Also, RES are already an indispensable part of strategic plans for energy development that are defined at a national and local level [11] [4]. For strategic planning purposes, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threat (SWOT) analysis is one of the most commonly used tool [10]. It provides an insight into the current situation of the research subject through identification of the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats that can be realized in order to develop RES plans and strategic goals [12][13].…”

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Development and prioritization of renewable energy scenarios using SWOT-FANP methodology

Stojčetović¹,

Nikolić

Jevtić

et al. 2021

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The main goal of this paper is to develop and prioritize renewable energy scenarios for electricity production. The model proposed in the paper was applied on the example of the municipality of Štrpce, enclave in south Kosovo * . The model consists out of three phases, and the decision-making and planning process involves a group of decision makers, i.e. selected experts and stakeholders. In the first phase, a group of decision makers, using a collaborative planning method and Homer pro software, defined 8 renewable energy scenarios based on renewable energy potentials and electricity demand in Štrpce. In the second phase, a group of decision makers, using the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats analysis, defined a total of 22 criteria to evaluate scenarios. Finally, in the third phase, a group of decision makers used fuzzy analytical network process methodology to prioritize scenarios. Results show that a scenario that includes installation of photovoltaic panels in Štrpce households to cover 50% of the electricity demand is first ranked. The proposed model has a universal character which means that it can be applied in other municipalities/cities and regions. Also, the model enables collaborative planning through the inclusion of different stakeholders whose number and type can be adjusted according to the subject/area of research.* "This designation is without prejudice to the status of Kosovo in accordance with UNSCR 1244 and the ICJ Opinion on the Kosovo declaration of independence." 1.1 billion people do not have access to electricity, although net electricity generation globally increased from 21.6 (trillion kWh) in 2012 to 25.8 (trillion kWh) in 2020 and is expected to see a rise up to 36.5 (trillion kWh) until 2040 [3]. Also, there are numerous problems in the energy sector of Kosovo * which endanger supply and they are summarized in [4]. Serbian communities in Kosovo * are particularly vulnerable to unstable supply. One of them refer to municipality of Štrpce which is situated in the south of Kosovo * . The obsolescence of the distribution grid, frequent system failures, illegal grid connections, intentional exclusion, as well as the difficult terrain for maintenance makes electricity supply of Štrpce often unstable. An average annual electricity consumption in the Štrpce households is 11 MWh and 7 MWh in the apartments [5]. In the paper [6] nine strategies (strategic actions) for improving the energy security of Štrpce were defined. Utilization of locally available renewable energy sources (RES) may be backbone for the long-term and complete solution of energy security issues. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to define and evaluate specific RES scenarios whose implementation can contribute to further improvement of the energy security of Štrpce. According to [7-9] RES potentials in Kosovo * are as follows: hydro energy (128 MW installed capacity, 621.816 GWh/year), wind (over 2,000 GWh/year), solar energy (160 GWh/year), biomass (5,908,248 t/year).According to [3] RES are the fastest g...

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An ANP and fuzzy TOPSIS-based SWOT analysis for Turkey’s energy planning

Cited by 231 publications

References 49 publications

Research on AGC ancillary service transaction mode in China at present stage

Research on AGC ancillary service transaction mode in China at present stage

Determining the priorities in utilization of forest residues as biomass: an A'wot analysis

Development and prioritization of renewable energy scenarios using SWOT-FANP methodology

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