Fatores Determinantes Para O Avanço Da Energia Eólica No Estado Do Ceará Frente Aos Desafios Das Mudanças Climáticas

Abreu, Mônica Cavalcanti Sá de; Siebra, Alexandra Alencar; Cunha, Larissa Teixeira da; Santos, Sandra Maria dos

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“…Even with the difficulties, renewable energies, due to low environmental impacts and CO2 emissions (DONG, SUN;DONG, 2018;SOAM et al, 2016) , were able to stand out in the socioenvironmental agenda, especially since the 21 st Conference of the Parties (COP 21) of the United Nations (UN) in December 2015, where the 192 nations parties agreed to provide actions for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions (BORGES et al, 2016;MARTINS et al, 2019)Despite all that, Sociopolitical constraints reduce the effective space between the idealization of low carbon energy policies and the appropriate establishment of renewable energy technologies to mitigate the impacts of climate change (ABREU et al, 2014).…”

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Energia eólica e cadeia de suprimentos: uma pesquisa bibliométrica

Marques,

Martins,

Fernandes

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In the last few decades, there has been much discussion on the relationship between energy production by means of fossil fuels and climate change, which has led to a substantial increase in research on new forms of energy production using renewable sources. Among these sources, wind energy is pointed out as one of the most prosperous, since it has been showing expressive growth, economy and guarantee of continuous supply. This article introduces a robust bibliometric research that generates important and useful information for researchers, who have the ability to analyze the evolution of conceptual, social and intellectual aspects of the research field of supply chain and wind power. In order to know these aspects, the core objective of this research was to analyze the evolution of studies related to supply chain and wind power by employing bibliometric analysis so that future study referrals can be observed. The results proved that the studies on wind power and supply chain have been consolidated since 2009, being maintained in a continuous way until the current period. It was also certified, through the analysis by keywords and qualitative evaluation of the publications, contemplating the specific proposed objectives, showing the characteristics of the publications, the most cited authors and articles, as well as the countries involved in the theme, providing directions for future research.

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Energia eólica e cadeia de suprimentos: uma pesquisa bibliométrica

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Martins,

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“…Despite these difficulties, renewable energies, due to the lower environmental impacts and CO 2 emissions (DONG;SUN;DONG, 2018;SOAM et al, 2016;XU;FAN;YU, 2014), have gained prominence in the socio-environmental agenda, mainly from December 2015, with the accomplishment of the 21 st Conference of the Parties (COP 21) of the United Nations (UN), thereby being promoted to the level of key measures to cope with climate change (BORGES et al, 2016;MARTINS et al, 2019). Socio-political factors decrease the gap between the design of low-carbon energy policies and the proper deployment of renewable energy technologies to mitigate the effects of climate change (ABREU et al, 2014). Among the renewable sources available, wind energy is currently considered one of the most promising, since it presents exponential growth, scale and guarantee of continuous supply (DAS; KRISHNAN;MCCALLEY, 2015;DING et al, 2019;MADLENER;LATZ, 2013).…”

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Wind power and competitiveness: a Bibliometric Analysis

Marques

Martins

Fernandes

et al. 2020

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In the last few decades, the relationship between energy production through fossil fuels and climate change has been widely discussed, which has led to a significant increase in studies on new forms of energy generation, using clean and renewable sources. Among these sources, wind power is considered as one of the most promising, since it has exponential growth, economicity and guarantee of continuous supply. Despite this, given that fossil sources are already consolidated, both in economic terms and in technical knowledge terms, it is necessary to know the competitiveness factors that can be characterized as potentialities or restrictions for the full development of the wind source. In order to know these aspects, the central objective of this research was to analyze the evolution path of the studies related to the competitiveness factors pertinent to wind energy, using bibliometric analysis so that future research directions can be identified. The results showed that studies on wind power and competitiveness have gained prominence since 2006, remaining constant until the current period. It was also found, through analysis by keywords and qualitative assessment of publications, that these surveys were classified into nine aspects related to competitiveness: Economic Analysis, Competition, Technology, Operational Costs, Regulation/Government, Environmental Impacts, Competitiveness, Market and Hybrid Generation, thereby providing guidance for future investigations. Keywords: Wind Energy. Competitiveness. Renewable Energy. Bibliometric Analysis.

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Fatores Determinantes Para O Avanço Da Energia Eólica No Estado Do Ceará Frente Aos Desafios Das Mudanças Climáticas

Cited by 2 publications

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Energia eólica e cadeia de suprimentos: uma pesquisa bibliométrica

Energia eólica e cadeia de suprimentos: uma pesquisa bibliométrica

Wind power and competitiveness: a Bibliometric Analysis

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