Energy models from a strategic environmental assessment perspective in an EU context—What is missing concerning renewables?

Wind energy assessment considering geographic and environmental restrictions in Sweden: A GIS-based approach

“…Other GIS-based studies focused on finding suitable areas in terms of visual impacts [42], while others used more comprehensive criteria that covered technical, physical, anthropological, environmental as well as economic constraints [43]. However, renewable energy assessments rarely integrate biodiversity issues [44]. There is a need for a systemic approach that combine the main sustainability aspects of wind power development in order to quantify and visualize the wind energy potential in a comprehensive way, which would be necessary for use in well-informed policy discussions and to make sustainable and confident energy policy decisions.…”

Sustainable assessment in energy planning and management in Indian perspective

“…Current dependence on conventional energy generation resources are leading to climate change, air pollution and consequent environmental and human health related problems; and thus, raising a severe danger for sustainable development [72]. Cultural heritage protection has been reported an important indicator for sustainability assessment [16,73,74].…”

A Cluster Design on the Influence of Energy Taxation in Shaping the New EU-28 Economic Paradigm

“…Returning to the Europe, fiscal policy in the EU-28 energy field cannot be limited only to the economic effects of incomes that are generated by the implementation of such a policy both at member state or at a European level and also cannot be understood as just an academic exercise [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18].…”