Estimates of energy savings from energy efficiency improvements in India using Index Decomposition Analysis

Jain, Manisha

doi:10.1016/j.esd.2023.04.003

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“…Jain [64] suggests that bottom-up approaches can work better than top-down. Indraganti [41] suggests that behavioral interventions can help with energy efficiency.…”

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Net-Zero Energy Campuses in India: Blending Education and Governance for Sustainable and Just Transition

Kalluri,

Vishnupriya,

Arjunan

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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This study addresses the urgent need for comprehensive climate education amid a climate emergency. Human (energy) behaviors are developed from childhood and early adulthood. This study hypothesizes that transcending a nation’s net-zero energy ambition can be accomplished through experiential education. An Urban Governance Lab plus nEt-Zero Energy league model is introduced. Various behavioral interventions are designed based on the principles of serious games. Discussions provide rich narratives on how a nation with so many diverse communities can forge a rapid net-zero transition. The blended multi-disciplinary STEM education can drive energy citizenship in campus-like communities. A scenarios-based analysis demonstrating the potential of the proposed model in shaping energy behavior in young citizens leading to net zero is presented. The results from the scenario analysis present optimistic evidence underlining how campus-like communities driven by bottom-up initiatives can realize net-zero ambition beyond hope.

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“…Jain [64] suggests that bottom-up approaches can work better than top-down. Indraganti [41] suggests that behavioral interventions can help with energy efficiency.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Net-Zero Energy Campuses in India: Blending Education and Governance for Sustainable and Just Transition

Kalluri,

Vishnupriya,

Arjunan

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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“…However, the broader issue of energy efficiency extends beyond the renewable sector. As [5] highlight in their study on energy efficiency advancements in India, the efficiency of electricity generation and distribution, along with the judicious use of electricity, can lead to a decline in the energy intensity of economic output. This is particularly relevant during the Operation and Maintenance (O&M) period of a wind farm, where the ability to effectively control wind energy production and the farm's components can have farreaching implications for energy efficiency across various sectors [6].…”

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A Pragmatic Framework for Data-Driven Decision-Making Process in the Energy Sector: Insights from a Wind Farm Case Study

Konstas,

Chountalas,

Didaskalou

et al. 2023

Energies

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In an era of big data, organizations increasingly aim to adopt data-driven decision-making processes to enhance their performance. This paper investigates the data-driven decision-making process by developing a framework tailored for application in the energy sector. The proposed framework integrates interdisciplinary approaches to comprehensively address the “data, information, knowledge” triad, applying it to both operational and maintenance decision-making. Designed to be managerially focused rather than technically oriented, the framework aims to engage all employees, including those without technical backgrounds, enabling them to effectively contribute to the decision-making process from their respective roles. To demonstrate the practical application of the proposed framework, this paper presents a case study of an energy organization managing a wind farm project, which implemented the framework to improve its decision-making process. The case study examines how the organization identified its objectives and information needs, formulated key performance questions for each stakeholder, explicitly defined and measured the key performance indicators, employed data collection and organization methods, managed the progression from data to information to knowledge, and transformed the acquired knowledge into informed decisions. By adopting this pragmatic framework, energy organizations are anticipated to solve problems, predict trends, and discover new opportunities, thereby enhancing their efficiency and predictability.

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Global Estimates of Energy Efficiency Savings in Electricity Supply

Jain

2024

Green Energy and Technology

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Estimates of energy savings from energy efficiency improvements in India using Index Decomposition Analysis

Cited by 7 publications

References 16 publications

Net-Zero Energy Campuses in India: Blending Education and Governance for Sustainable and Just Transition

Net-Zero Energy Campuses in India: Blending Education and Governance for Sustainable and Just Transition

A Pragmatic Framework for Data-Driven Decision-Making Process in the Energy Sector: Insights from a Wind Farm Case Study

Global Estimates of Energy Efficiency Savings in Electricity Supply

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