Impact analysis of COVID-19 pandemic on the future green power sector: A case study in the Netherlands

Luo, Sai; Hu, Weihao; Li, Wen; Cao, Dengqing; Du, Yuefang; Zhang, Zhenyuan; Chen, Zhe

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2022.04.053

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“…According to their analysis, the current war gives us the possibility to observe the vulnerability of today's economy and supply chains. The energy price shock may not pave the way for decarbonisation and green energy [106][107][108][109]. We can observe that governments are more focused on the security of energy from a sortterm point of view and are abandoning the long-term vision of sustainability and green transformation [110][111][112].…”

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An Econometric Model of the Operation of the Steel Industry in POLAND in the Context of Process Heat and Energy Consumption

2022

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The analyses presented in the publication allowed, on the basis of the data collected, development of an econometric model for the Polish steel industry from the point of view of the relationship between heat and energy management in the steel production process. The developed model is the main novelty of the paper. The main objective of the study was to develop an econometric model of Poland’s heat and energy economy. The following research questions were raised: Is there an econometric model describing heat consumption (intensity) in the steel industry in Poland in relation to steel production and the energy economy? What are the relations between heat intensity and energy prices and steel production in Poland? How might the current energy crisis affect steel production? In the analysis we used data of energy and heat management in the Polish steel industry. An econometric model was developed of the dependence of heat consumption (Yt) on electricity prices (X1t) and steel production (X2t) in Poland. The authors took advantage of open access to data. Annual volumes of heat consumption in steel production processes in Poland were analysed as a function of the annual volume of steel production and the prices of electricity, which are consumed in technological processes in steel mills. We analyzed data for years 2004–2020. The analyses carried out showed that there is an inversely proportional relationship between electricity prices and the intensity of heat consumption by the steel industry. Research shows that rising energy prices lead to lower steel production. This is a dangerous phenomenon for the steel industry in the context of the current energy crisis caused by the pandemic and war in Ukraine. We think that the significance of our results is connected with the fact that the developed model is a useful analytical tool, as it not only allows the analysis of historical data, but can also be used to predict how steel industry parameters will change in the future under the influence of changes in external factors, such as energy prices. This gives a wide range of analytical possibilities for the use of the model.

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An Econometric Model of the Operation of the Steel Industry in POLAND in the Context of Process Heat and Energy Consumption

2022

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“…Geothermal sources, given their consistent heat output, are arguably the most synergistic with the Kalina Cycle. Since geothermal reservoirs offer a wide range of temperatures, the adjustable ammonia-water mixture in the Kalina Cycle can be optimized for maximal efficiency across these temperatures (Luo et al, 2022;Y. Zhou, Chen, Xu, & Wu, 2018).…”

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This systematic literature review delves into the integration of the Kalina Cycle with renewable energy sources, focusing on its efficiency, practicality, and future potential. The methodological framework is robust, involving a comprehensive search across electronic databases such as Web of Science, Google Scholar, ScienceDirect, IEEE Xplore, and Scopus, supplemented by grey literature and hand-searched references. The search, confined to the past decade, employs a strategic combination of keywords and Boolean operators. Articles are meticulously selected based on stringent inclusion and exclusion criteria, ensuring relevance and quality. Data extraction encompasses study context, findings, and methodologies, followed by a rigorous quality assessment using the PRISMA checklist. The synthesis of findings is twofold: quantitative results are analyzed through meta-analytical techniques, while qualitative data undergo thematic analysis. Two independent reviewers ensure the validity of the content, and the review commits to biennial updates for sustained relevance. This systematic review not only provides a comprehensive understanding of the Kalina Cycle's integration with renewable energies but also lays the groundwork for future research and practical applications in sustainable energy conversion.

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Behavioral analysis of Central American power market during pandemics and natural disasters

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Energy Efficiency of Modern Power and Energy Systems

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Impact analysis of COVID-19 pandemic on the future green power sector: A case study in the Netherlands

Cited by 6 publications

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An Econometric Model of the Operation of the Steel Industry in POLAND in the Context of Process Heat and Energy Consumption

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Behavioral analysis of Central American power market during pandemics and natural disasters

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