Scenario for Implementation of Renewable Energy Sources in Romania

Dusmanescu, Dorel; Andrei, Jean; Subić, J.

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(14)00094-x

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“…In this context, both existing relations between Member States and national energy policies must be taken into consideration as well as legal and economic instruments used in the field. They also should be used to increase the energy policy convergence, including promotion of the renewable energy as part of developing scenarios as remarked in some studies, such as Dusmanescu et al (2014) Table 1 synoptically presented requirements for the implementation of the strategic energy partnerships, depending on goals and instruments used in achieving objectives as it is stated in European Commission, 2011.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

10.5937/industrija42-7236 = Implication of the CSR and cultural model features in Romanian energy sector

Andrei¹,

Panait²,

Catalin³

2014

Industrija

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10.5937/industrija42-7236 = Implication of the CSR and cultural model features in Romanian energy sector

Andrei¹,

Panait²,

Catalin³

2014

Industrija

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“…Water resources of developed inland rivers are valued at about 42 billion cubic metres per year, but because they are undeveloped, Romania can rely on having approximately 19 million m 3 /year due to fluctuations in the flow of rivers. The synthesis of the achievable RES potential of Romania is analysed in Table 1 [20]. For "tonne" we have used the abbreviation "toe" throughout the entire paper.…”

Section: The Energy Sectormentioning

confidence: 99%

“…EU reports that, in terms of fuel consumption, the 2015 target is approximately equivalent to 5.6 L per 100 km of petrol or 4.9 L per 100 km of diesel. The 2021 target equates approximately to 4.1 of petrol or 3.6 L/100 of diesel litres per 100 km [20,26].…”

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Sustainable Development and Technological Impact on CO2 Reducing Conditions in Romania

Cioca¹,

Ivaşcu²,

Rada³

et al. 2016

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Climate change is a reality all over the world, and its complexity is increasing. Therefore, sustainability has become a national and international concern, ingrained in many organizational processes. The ability of organizations to respond to sustainability concerns is sometimes hindered by the complexity of integrating sustainability into business models and by the need to rethink their strategic directions. In Romania, sustainable development has become a priority for businesses, but even though companies are showing some concern, there are yet to demonstrate any full commitment (they are mainly concerned with areas such as society and the environment). This paper assesses Romania's involvement in the adoption of actions directed toward the reduction of pollutants and greenhouse gases, namely actions focused on reducing the main causes of pollution. This analysis compares the situation in Romania with that of the European OPEN ACCESSSustainability 2015, 7 1638Union. The main concerns can be categorized according to four sectors, which produce the highest quantity of carbon dioxide emissions in the world: the energy sector, the transport sector, the waste sector and the industry sector. The last section of this paper deals with the carbon footprint of Romania and its implications.

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“…Therefore, research was conducted in order to analyze public perception regarding the use of renewable energy sources among rural residents from the North-West Development Region of Romania and in order to determine the main constrains of using renewable resources. Because previous studies on renewable energy sources conducted in the North-West Region were mainly focused on the potential and the supply of renewable energy sources [25][26][27][28], the objective of the current paper is to present the local residents' attitude and perception from a rural area of the North-West Development Region of Romania towards renewable energy sources.…”

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A Critical Approach on Sustainable Renewable Energy Sources in Rural Area: Evidence from North-West Region of Romania

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Abstract:In the favorable context of a potential increase in the use of renewable energy sources in Romania, a research was conducted among the rural population in the North-West region of development in order to analyze public perception regarding this alternative energy production. A survey was conducted on a sample of 322 respondents and data was analyzed using different statistical methods (Principal Component Analysis, Cluster analysis, etc.). Results indicated a positive attitude towards renewable energy and support mainly from young and highly educated people. The percentage of users is relatively low and there is little intention in the future to switch to a renewable energy source even if it is perceived as a sustainable way of living. Lack of knowledge regarding renewable energy sources is the most important aspect and authorities should assume a mission in the public education of citizens in order to implement the measures and achieve the goals established in the national strategy plans.

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Scenario for Implementation of Renewable Energy Sources in Romania

Cited by 29 publications

References 3 publications

10.5937/industrija42-7236 = Implication of the CSR and cultural model features in Romanian energy sector

10.5937/industrija42-7236 = Implication of the CSR and cultural model features in Romanian energy sector

Sustainable Development and Technological Impact on CO2 Reducing Conditions in Romania

A Critical Approach on Sustainable Renewable Energy Sources in Rural Area: Evidence from North-West Region of Romania

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