Energy and environment

Bajracharya, Tri Ratna; Shakya, Shree Raj; Sharma, Anzoo

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-824084-7.00010-2

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“…A country's national strategy should be designed to help mainstream environmental concerns into policy. More broadly, it should coordinate local policy with global concerns, as well as integrate scientific knowledge into policy and development planning (Bajracharya et al, 2022;Kauffer, Maganda, 2022).…”

Section: Pillars and Principles Of Sustainable Developmentmentioning

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Sustainable Development and Changes in the Education System

Trifunović,

Žikić

2023

Technogenesis, Green Economy and Sustainable Development

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This paper discusses the changes in the education system that are shifting towards models founded on collaboration between educational institutions and businesses. Moreover, these models are built upon new technologies, digitization, lifelong learning, sustainable development, and innovative educational approaches, with the goal of aligning the education system as much as possible with the demands of the economy. The research findings outlined in the paper demonstrate the level of collaboration between educational institutions and businesses, the pace of investment in human resources for further education and training, perspectives regarding sustainable development, as well as predictions regarding future directions and trends in development.

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Section: Pillars and Principles Of Sustainable Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable Development and Changes in the Education System

Trifunović,

Žikić

2023

Technogenesis, Green Economy and Sustainable Development

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A Bioinspired Emergent Control for Smart Grids

Medina

Aguilar²,

R-Moreno³

2023

IEEE Access

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Satisfying energy demand has become a global problem that is on the rise due to population growth, infrastructure deterioration, a decline in fossil fuel sources, and high costs for investment, among others. Smart grids, in addition to those challenges that they have at the level of energy generation, have other management challenges derived from the great diversity of components that make them up, such as energy storage systems (batteries, capacitors, etc.), the different types of consumers (controllable, noncontrollable loads) and prosumers (electric vehicles, self-sustaining buildings, micro-grid, etc.), among others. Consequently, a distributed control problem is presented, mainly oriented to the coordination of its components. A possible solution is to achieve the participation of each component when conditions are more favorable, such as prioritizing production with renewable energy sources, or taking advantage of prosumers so that they can meet local demand, among other things. Therefore, new strategies with a distributed approach such as bio-inspired emergent controls are necessary. The objective of this work is the specification of an emergent control approach to coordinate a smart grid. This approach allows the coordination of the energy supply in various operating scenarios. The results obtained demonstrate a perfect synchronization between the different smart grid components (agents), prioritizing renewable energy sources, regardless of the operational context (for example, in cases of failures, unsuitable environmental conditions, etc.).

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Energy and environment

Cited by 2 publications

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Sustainable Development and Changes in the Education System

Sustainable Development and Changes in the Education System

A Bioinspired Emergent Control for Smart Grids

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