Cleaner distribution of electricity energy considering Personnel's attitudes toward waste generation

Jamshidieini, Bahman; Rezaie, Kamran; Firuzabad, Mahmud Fotuhi

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2018.10.232

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“…Many researchers affirm that there are various other problems associated with energy poverty such as income poverty, precarious housing conditions, homes exposed to high temperatures during the summer or low temperatures in the winter, high winter mortality, and the difficulty of paying high electricity bills (LIDDELL; MORRIS, 2010;BOARDMAN, 2010;BRUNNER;SPITZER;CHRISTANELL, 2012;INTERNATIONAL…, 2014;SANTAMOURIS;KOLOKTSA, 2015;FOWLER et al, 2015;DUBOIS;MEIER, 2016). Jamshidieini, Rezaie and Firuzabad (2019) add that electrification is one of the most important conditions for any region's urban and rural development.…”

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Regional inequalities in electricity access versus quality of life in Brazil

2022

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One of the main inequalities in Brazil is related to electricity access and distribution. On average, 99.7% of the population have access to some type of energy, varying from 99.1% to 99.9% among the Brazilian states. However, 600 thousand Brazilians still have no access to electricity. This paper aims to relate the distribution of electricity to social and spatial inequalities in Brazilian regions. An evaluation concerning the Brazilian region's population, territorial area, and per capita income was performed. Regarding electricity access and distribution, an extensive assessment of the current Brazilian electricity sector was carried out. The findings showed that the north and northeast regions have lower per capita income, lower electricity consumption and lower electricity access than the other regions. Improving quality of life, job offer, and access to education are challenges to be faced, but the energy policy in Brazil does not yet properly contemplate these.

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“…This Journal is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License One of the ways to increase energy efficiency in industrial enterprises is to reduce electricity losses in electrical networks. This is highly topical issue for the energy industry not only in Russia (Sadykova, 2014;Borodin et al, 2015;Savina and Myasoedov, 2017) but in other countries as well (Jamshidieini et al, 2019;Rozali, et al, 2018;Ward and Staffell, 2018). More than that, reducing electricity losses in electrical networks allows to: (1) Reduce the losses of the electric grid organizations due to the reduction of payment for excess losses and accumulate additional funds for a further reduction of losses; (2) unload the electrical networks from the additional power flows and, consequently, ensure the possibility of connecting additional power to the electrical networks; (3) reduce fuel consumption and harmful emissions at power plants by reducing power generation to compensate for losses; (4) reduce the volume of construction of generating capacity for reliable power supply to consumers with the apparent shortage of active capacity; (5) reduce tariffs for electricity transmission services on electric grids and electricity tariffs for end users (Liu et al, 2016;Abeysinghe et al, 2017;Innocent and Francois-Lecompte, 2018;Usman, 2018).…”

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Reducing Electric Power Losses in the System of Power Supply Due to Compensation of Higher Harmonics of Currents: Economic and Energy Efficiency Outcomes

Averbukh¹,

Zhukov²,

Khvorostenko³

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The issue of increasing energy efficiency and energy saving is of great importance for the countries with high energy intensity of the gross domestic product, including Russia and the rest of the Commonwealth of Independent States. The measures adopted in Russia on the federal and regional level as part of the State Program on Energy Efficiency and Energy Development are focused on reducing the energy intensity of Russia's gross domestic product and introduce sustainable practices on energy saving in Russia's commercial and budget sectors. This paper presents a case study describing the way to reduce electric power losses in a system of power supply (SPS) of an industrial enterprise. In particular, the case study determines the level of the higher harmonic components of current and voltage at the existing enterprise for the production of reinforced concrete products. The results of the experiment were reproduced using a simulation model of the power supply system in the Matlab/Simulink package. A comparative analysis of using a passive and hybrid filter compensating device to reduce the level of the higher harmonics of current and voltage was carried out by means of modeling. The active losses in the SPS from non-sinusoidal mode are calculated. In addition, the economic effect of using the proposed method is estimated.

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Resilient Electricity Distribution Network: Exploring Research and Managerial Implications

Dashtpeyma

Ghodsi

2021

Iran J Sci Technol Trans Electr Eng

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Cleaner distribution of electricity energy considering Personnel's attitudes toward waste generation

Cited by 3 publications

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Regional inequalities in electricity access versus quality of life in Brazil

Regional inequalities in electricity access versus quality of life in Brazil

Reducing Electric Power Losses in the System of Power Supply Due to Compensation of Higher Harmonics of Currents: Economic and Energy Efficiency Outcomes

Resilient Electricity Distribution Network: Exploring Research and Managerial Implications

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