Optimizing nanostructured TiO2/Cu2O pn heterojunction solar cells using SCAPS for fourth industrial revolution

Enebe, G.C.; Lukong, Valantine Takwa; Mouchou, R.T.; Ukoba, Kingsley; Jen, Tien Chien

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2022.03.485

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“…Geoscientific research plays a significant role in promoting the adoption of renewable energy by providing evidencebased arguments for its benefits. Studies that quantify the potential of renewable energy resources, such as solar, wind, and geothermal, help policymakers and stakeholders understand the economic, environmental, and social benefits of transitioning to renewable energy , Enebe et al, 2022. This information can be used to advocate for policy measures that support renewable energy adoption, such as feed-in tariffs, renewable portfolio standards, and tax incentives (Makešová & Valentová, 2021, Omri, Chtourou & Bazin, 2022).…”

Section: Geoscientific Research In Renewable Energymentioning

confidence: 99%

Geoscientific research's influence on renewable energy policies and ecological balancing

Vincent Ugochukwu Oguanobi,

Oloruntosin Tolulope Joel

2024

Open Access Res. J. Multidiscip. Stud.

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Geoscientific research plays a crucial role in shaping renewable energy policies and promoting ecological balance. This review explores the impact of geoscientific research on renewable energy policies and its role in ecological balancing. Geoscientific research provides valuable insights into the geological and environmental factors that influence the feasibility and sustainability of renewable energy projects. By studying the earth's processes, geoscientists can identify suitable locations for renewable energy installations, assess potential risks, and develop strategies to mitigate environmental impacts. One of the key ways in which geoscientific research influences renewable energy policies is through its contribution to resource assessment. Geoscientists use various techniques, such as geological mapping, geophysical surveys, and remote sensing, to identify and quantify renewable energy resources, such as solar, wind, and geothermal energy. This information is essential for policymakers to develop effective policies that promote the development and utilization of renewable energy sources. Furthermore, geoscientific research plays a crucial role in ecological balancing by providing insights into the environmental impacts of renewable energy projects. By studying the interactions between renewable energy installations and the surrounding environment, geoscientists can identify potential ecological risks and develop strategies to minimize them. This information is essential for policymakers to develop policies that ensure the sustainable development of renewable energy projects while protecting the environment. In conclusion, geoscientific research plays a crucial role in shaping renewable energy policies and promoting ecological balance. By providing valuable insights into renewable energy resources and their environmental impacts, geoscientists help policymakers develop effective policies that promote the sustainable development of renewable energy projects.

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Section: Geoscientific Research In Renewable Energymentioning

confidence: 99%

Geoscientific research's influence on renewable energy policies and ecological balancing

Vincent Ugochukwu Oguanobi,

Oloruntosin Tolulope Joel

2024

Open Access Res. J. Multidiscip. Stud.

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“…To overcome these challenges, engineers employ various strategies, including advanced geotechnical testing methods, such as cone penetration testing (CPT) and seismic surveys, to provide more detailed subsurface information. They also use sophisticated modeling techniques to simulate the behavior of the soil and rock under different conditions, helping to optimize design and construction methods (Enebe et al, 2022). Furthermore, engineers collaborate with other experts, such as geologists, hydrologists, and environmental scientists, to gain a comprehensive understanding of the site conditions and potential risks (Babatunde, et.…”

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Geotechnical assessments for renewable energy infrastructure: Ensuring stability in wind and solar projects

Oloruntosin Tolulope Joel,

Vincent Ugochukwu Oguanobi

2024

Eng. sci. technol. j.

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Geotechnical assessments are crucial for ensuring the stability and longevity of renewable energy infrastructure, particularly in wind and solar projects. This review explores the significance of geotechnical assessments in these projects, highlighting key considerations and challenges. Geotechnical assessments play a critical role in the design, construction, and operation of renewable energy infrastructure, providing essential information about the subsurface conditions that can impact the stability and performance of wind and solar projects. These assessments involve the evaluation of soil, rock, and groundwater conditions to assess their suitability for supporting renewable energy structures. In wind energy projects, geotechnical assessments are essential for determining the foundation design of wind turbines. The soil and rock conditions at the site can significantly impact the stability and load-bearing capacity of the foundation, affecting the overall performance and safety of the turbine. Similarly, in solar energy projects, geotechnical assessments are necessary for designing the foundation of solar panels and support structures, ensuring they can withstand environmental loads and maintain their efficiency over time. One of the key challenges in geotechnical assessments for renewable energy projects is the variability of subsurface conditions. Soil and rock properties can vary significantly over short distances, requiring detailed site investigations to accurately characterize the subsurface conditions. Additionally, the presence of natural hazards such as landslides, earthquakes, and floods can further complicate geotechnical assessments, necessitating robust risk mitigation strategies. Despite these challenges, geotechnical assessments are essential for ensuring the long-term stability and performance of renewable energy infrastructure. By providing valuable insights into subsurface conditions, these assessments help developers and engineers make informed decisions about site selection, foundation design, and risk management, ultimately contributing to the successful implementation of renewable energy projects. In conclusion, geotechnical assessments are vital for ensuring the stability and longevity of renewable energy infrastructure, particularly in wind and solar projects. By providing crucial information about subsurface conditions, these assessments help mitigate risks and ensure the safe and efficient operation of renewable energy projects. Keywords: Geotechnical Assessments, Renewable Energy, Infrastructure, Stability, Wind and Solar Projects.

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“…Furthermore, the emergence of computational molecular engineering (CME) has specifically addressed the needs of industrial users, highlighting the relevance of simulation techniques in addressing industrial challenges (Kunene et al, 2022;Shudler et al, 2019;Horsch et al, 2013). Simulation techniques have also been integrated into medical education, with simulations becoming a standard practice in many residency programs, particularly in surgical specialties (Baker et al, 2012;Enebe et al, 2022;Robinson et al, 2018). Moreover, the application of simulation techniques extends to industrial production systems, where hybrid mesh adaptive direct search and genetic algorithms have been employed to enhance performance and decision-making in industrial settings (Vasant, 2011;Vasant, 2014).…”

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confidence: 99%

Simulation techniques in industrial engineering: A USA and African perspective review

Glory Siwe Usiagu,

Adedayo Adefemi,

Chinelo Emilia Okoli

et al. 2024

Magna Sci. Adv. Res. Rev.

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Simulation techniques play a crucial role in the field of Industrial Engineering, offering a powerful means to model, analyze, and optimize complex systems. This paper provides an overview of the state of simulation techniques in Industrial Engineering, with a focus on a comparative review of their application in the USA and Africa. In the United States, simulation has become an integral part of industrial processes, aiding in the design and improvement of manufacturing systems, supply chains, and logistics. Advanced simulation tools enable engineers to simulate real-world scenarios, evaluate performance, and identify bottlenecks or inefficiencies. The USA's emphasis on technology and innovation has resulted in the widespread adoption of simulation techniques, contributing to increased efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and overall competitiveness in industrial sectors. On the other hand, the African perspective reveals a diverse landscape with unique challenges and opportunities. While certain regions in Africa are rapidly advancing in industrialization, others face infrastructure limitations and economic constraints. The use of simulation techniques in African industrial engineering is gaining traction, albeit at a different pace. Localized applications focus on optimizing resource utilization, enhancing production processes, and addressing specific challenges related to the African context. The review highlights the potential for knowledge transfer and collaboration between the USA and Africa in the realm of simulation techniques. Bridging the gap through information exchange, training programs, and technology transfer can contribute to the development of sustainable and resilient industrial practices in Africa. Challenges such as data availability, infrastructure limitations, and skill development are addressed, offering insights into how these obstacles can be overcome to facilitate the effective implementation of simulation techniques in the African industrial landscape. This paper provides a comprehensive overview of simulation techniques in Industrial Engineering, examining the disparities and commonalities between the USA and Africa. By understanding the current state and challenges faced by both perspectives, this review sets the stage for collaborative efforts that can propel the industrial engineering field forward on a global scale.

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Optimizing nanostructured TiO2/Cu2O pn heterojunction solar cells using SCAPS for fourth industrial revolution

Cited by 10 publications

References 36 publications

Geoscientific research's influence on renewable energy policies and ecological balancing

Geoscientific research's influence on renewable energy policies and ecological balancing

Geotechnical assessments for renewable energy infrastructure: Ensuring stability in wind and solar projects

Simulation techniques in industrial engineering: A USA and African perspective review

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