Identification of Effective Components for Increasing the Sustainable Efficiency of Thermal Power Plants (with emphasis on Air Pollution) Using the SBSC Technique

Sanjaranipour, Noushin; Atabi, Farideh; Momeni, Mansour; Jamal, Ghodousi; Lahijanian, A

doi:10.3233/ajw-180058

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“…Only two papers are using the SBSC to measure the sustainable performance of power systems. For example, Sanjaranipour et al (2018) measure the performance of the Iranian thermal power plant based on the SBSC framework. Based on the principles of the SBSC, Zhao and Li (2015) add the dimensions of Environment and Sustainability to the traditional BSC to assess and rank the performance of four power generation groups in China.…”

Section: Sustainable Balanced Scorecardmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Systematic Literature Review on Performance Evaluation of Power System From the Perspective of Sustainability

Deng

Li²,

Zu³

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Sustainability is a comprehensive concept that integrates at least three dimensions of environment, economy and society. The power system is the primary source of greenhouse gas emissions, adversely impacting environmental sustainability. It also generates necessary energy supplies, which promote economic and social sustainable development. Based on the sustainability nature of power system, this study puts forward an improved methodology, namely “Planning-Searching-Screening-Reporting-Reflecting” (PSSRR Cycle) to review the literature systematically on power system performance evaluation from a sustainability perspective over the past 20 years, with the aim of describing the current state of the whole performance evaluation system including the evaluation framework, evaluation indicators and evaluation methods, and providing research suggestions for future research. This study finds in the current literature that the Triple Bottom Line theory is the most commonly used theoretical evaluation framework; environmental and economic sustainability indicators are more emphasized; the DEA and MCDM methods are the more common evaluation methods. This study presents some future research notes, including improving the Sustainable Balanced Scorecard as a sustainable performance evaluation framework, emphasizing more social sustainability indicators, and using a combination of existing evaluation methods to make performance evaluation more efficient and accurate.

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Section: Sustainable Balanced Scorecardmentioning

confidence: 99%