Social acceptance of green energy determinants using principal component analysis

Bhowmik, Chiranjib; Bhowmik, Sumit; Ray, Amitava

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2018.07.093

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“…This technique allows the quantifiable and intangible circumstances to be treated in decision-making. The meticulous steps for the AHP methodology is based on Bhowmik et al 26…”

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“…Iddrisu and Bhattacharyya 2 , Bhowmik et al 26 the subsequent three principles: decomposition, comparative judgment, and synthesis of priorities. 37 The relevant phases for corresponding principles are delineated below:…”

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“…To test the global applicability of the proposed GESS framework, authors conducted a survey among 482 interviewees of a particular region in north eastern India and measured the social acceptability of the green energy determinants with the help of local community. 26 Analysis shows that the community wants green energy (solar) in their back-yard with the help of government subsidy. Based on the study results, authors also suggested some policies which should be taken care of by the government or any other competent parties before any green energy project investment.…”

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Optimal green energy source selection: An eclectic decision

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Ray

2019

Energy & Environment

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Various researchers have suggested many qualitative and quantitative criteria for green energy management, which are mostly operational in nature and specific to a particular application. The main aim of this investigation is to develop an innovative integrated analytical framework as a benchmark for selecting the optimal green energy source under various sustainable dimensions. Nine major areas likely; energy management, source selection, environmental dimension, social dimension, economic dimension, technical dimension, institutional dimension, sustainability and importance measurement have been considered for this study. The proposed framework for green energy source selection is relatively innovative as the various key factors are integrated for sustainability level of constructs (environmental, social, economic, technical and institutional) with expert judgment levels (both strategic and tactic). The framework helps to identify the optimum green energy source (solar energy) for cleaner future using analytical hierarchy process. The research can potentially help energy managers, policy makers as well as decision makers to measure and improve the utilization of green energy sources for sustainable future.

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“…This technique allows the quantifiable and intangible circumstances to be treated in decision-making. The meticulous steps for the AHP methodology is based on Bhowmik et al 26…”

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Optimal green energy source selection: An eclectic decision

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2019

Energy & Environment

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“…9 Consequently, as a matter of urgency, there is need for energy efficient buildings that will be environmental friendly, with the lowest possible levels of greenhouse gas emissions. 10,11 A green and sustainable building is defined as an environmentally friendly and responsible structure, which is also a resource efficient for the building life cycle. 12,13 The utilisation of hydrogen fuel cell (FC) technologies for sustainable building applications is a potential way to deal with the large amount of CO 2 emissions 14 ; FCs are suited for utilisation within micro combined heat and power (CHP) applications in buildings.…”

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“…It has also been reported that the energy consumption in the most advanced cities (and countries) around the world has gone beyond the correspondent consumption of the industrial and automotive sector. 10,11 A green and sustainable building is defined as an environmentally friendly and responsible structure, which is also a resource efficient for the building life cycle. 9 Consequently, as a matter of urgency, there is need for energy efficient buildings that will be environmental friendly, with the lowest possible levels of greenhouse gas emissions.…”

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Study on the hydrogenation of an Mm‐based AB ₅ ‐intermetallic for sustainable building applications

Gkanas

2019

Int J Energy Res

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Summary In the present study, a numerical approach regarding the thermal management of an Mm‐based AB5‐intermetallic (MmNi4.6Al0.4) for the hydrogenation process is introduced and analysed. Several heat management scenarios are studied. The numerical model was supported and validated with experimental data in terms of hydrogenation capacity and temperature distribution. The numerical analysis is based on the introduction of the energy, mass, and momentum conservation equations to numerically describe the hydrogenation reaction. The main aim of the present study is the numerical description of the heat management when 200 g of hydrogen are stored (13 kg of the hydride). The heat management cases consider the usage of cooling tubes in combination with high thermal conductivity fins. In general, various parameters affect the efficiency of the heat management. The parameters considered are the fin thickness, the fin number—which is directly connected to the metal hydride thickness convective heat transfer coefficient. A nondimensional parameter (nondimensional conductance [NDC]) specially modified to describe the role of the fins in addition to the cooling tubes is introduced to evaluate the heat management. The target of the study was to reduce the hydrogenation time of almost 13 kg of MmNi4.6Al0.4, and from the parametric study, it has been found that the more efficient conditions are fin thickness between 5 and 8 mm and the convective heat transfer coefficient of 2000 W/m2 K.

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Selection of optimum green energy sources by considering environmental constructs and their technical criteria: a case study

Bhowmik

Ray

2021

Environ Dev Sustain

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Social acceptance of green energy determinants using principal component analysis

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Optimal green energy source selection: An eclectic decision

Optimal green energy source selection: An eclectic decision

Study on the hydrogenation of an Mm‐based AB ₅ ‐intermetallic for sustainable building applications

Selection of optimum green energy sources by considering environmental constructs and their technical criteria: a case study

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Social acceptance of green energy determinants using principal component analysis

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Selection of optimum green energy sources by considering environmental constructs and their technical criteria: a case study

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