Opportunities for Using Renewable Energy Sources in Bulgaria

Markova, Darja; Platikanov, St.; Konstantinoff, M.; Tsankov, Plamen

doi:10.5767/anurs.cmat.110202.en.178m

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“…Total technical potential and installed capacity of energy were assessed. This method was also used by other researchers as the details are reported in literature [12][13][14][15][16][17].…”

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Current Status, Future Potential and Barriers for Renewable Energy Development in Ethiopia (Short Communication)

Kassa

2019

IJEE

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Ethiopia is a land locked country, located in Horn of Africa. The country power generation does not meet the national demand of the people. The aim of the paper is to review a current status, future potential and barriers on development of renewable energy for power generations in Ethiopia. The approaches would be use of primary and secondary data. The structural question is developed and data collected from experts. Secondary data were also collected from national published report, ministries brief and policy guides. The study used predominate renewable energy resource for power generation such as solar, wind, hydro, geothermal and waste to energy. Based on the result, the country utilization of the resources like solar, wind and geothermal with less than 1% with respect to the potential except hydro power which is less than 9% from the national reserve. The paper found that finical, technical, policy and regulation are the main barriers that faced on the development renewable energy. Key measurements are strengthened finical institution, establishing capacity building center, initiation active community participation, organizing institution to support development of renewable energy. This proposed measurements and policy issues were based on the evidence faced the country.

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Current Status, Future Potential and Barriers for Renewable Energy Development in Ethiopia (Short Communication)

Kassa

2019

IJEE

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“…Bulgaria has a considerable potential for almost all types of renewable energy [48][49][50] and the overall share of energy from renewable sources for 2019 was 21.6% [51]. A recent driver for RE deployment in the country is the growing environmental concern of citizens, apparent from the increase in movements and demonstrations for green issues and the establishment of new NGOs [52].…”

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Building a Common Support Framework in Differing Realities—Conditions for Renewable Energy Communities in Germany and Bulgaria

Spasova

Braungardt

2021

Energies

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The revised EU Renewable Energy Directive first introduced renewable energy communities into the EU policy framework and requires Member States to implement a support framework for them. Given the broad scientific evidence showing the benefits of community energy for a just energy transition, a successful implementation across all Member States is essential. However, the preconditions for developing support frameworks differ largely between EU nations, as some countries have long-term experiences with supporting renewable energy communities (i.e., Germany and Denmark), while in other Member States, renewable energy communities are notably non-existent (i.e., Eastern European nations). With the purpose of providing scientific evidence to support the development of a policy framework for renewable energy communities in Eastern European Member States, this article compares key factors for the development of such communities in Bulgaria and Germany, combining a literature review with expert interviews to collect primary information on Bulgaria. A country analysis puts these factors into the contexts of both countries, while a cross-country comparison demonstrates that there are significant gaps in the support framework of Bulgaria, although these gaps are, to a lesser extent, also present in Germany. We discuss these shortcomings, derive policy recommendations and identify further research needs.

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“…Theoretically, the potential of solar resources is the average solar energy on the earth's surface expressed in Kilowatthour (KWh) of the heat energy incident on square meter in the horizontal plane [6]. In Indonesia which is a tropical region has the potensial of solar energy where the average daily insolation is 4.5-4.8 KWh/m 2 /day.…”

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Conservation of Electrical Energy on the National Street Lighting Based on Environment

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IJAR

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Opportunities for Using Renewable Energy Sources in Bulgaria

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Current Status, Future Potential and Barriers for Renewable Energy Development in Ethiopia (Short Communication)

Current Status, Future Potential and Barriers for Renewable Energy Development in Ethiopia (Short Communication)

Building a Common Support Framework in Differing Realities—Conditions for Renewable Energy Communities in Germany and Bulgaria

Conservation of Electrical Energy on the National Street Lighting Based on Environment

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