System dynamics modelling of hybrid renewable energy systems and combined heating and power generator

Reddi, Krishna R.; Li, Weilin; Wang, Bochao; Moon, Young B.

doi:10.1080/19397038.2012.689781

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“…For that reason, they use an SD model, which is applied to the Iberian generation system using different shares of wind power capacity to quantify the impact of wind power on the day-ahead electricity market price. Reddi et al (2013) introduce an SD model of hybrid renewable energy systems (HRES) and combined heating and power (CHP) stations within the USA. In their paper, they develop a comprehensive system dynamics model, which includes data from a manufacturing company of HRES and CHP stations.…”

Section: Renewablementioning

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Energy related system dynamic models: a literature review

Leopold

2015

Cent Eur J Oper Res

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System dynamics is extensively used as a decision support method in the energy sector. There exists a wide body of applications worldwide that are used not only within power companies but also by governmental agencies at the regional and national level. This review includes most of the relevant energy publications related to system dynamics and presents them within a literature review table divided into four key energy topics. This literature review is carried out in a chronological way and focuses on the period since the year 2000. The main purpose of this study is to summarise the remarkable body of work and the latest system dynamics trends related to the energy sector, in particular renewable energy that system dynamics practitioners have accumulated in the last 15 years.

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Section: Renewablementioning

confidence: 99%

Energy related system dynamic models: a literature review

Leopold

2015

Cent Eur J Oper Res

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“…Environmental attitudes have a significant positive effect on LPP and PP. This further suggests that farmers’ environmental awareness is significantly associated with their preference to participate in RSWM and that a lack of relevant knowledge and information will reduce residents’ preference to participate in waste separation and recycling [ 58 ].…”

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Farmers’ Preference for Participating in Rural Solid Waste Management: A Case Study from Shaanxi Province, China

Chen

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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Rural solid waste management is an important method to improve rural living environments. Farmers’ participation in rural solid waste management plays an essential role in sustainable waste management. Based on the micro-survey data of 592 farmers in Shaanxi province, a multinomial logit model was applied to explore farmers’ preferences for participating in rural solid waste management. The empirical results show that both institutional and interpersonal trust have significant positive effects on farmers’ payment participation, and labor and payment participation. Among environmental awareness, farmers with pro-environmental behavior prefer labor participation, and labor and payment participation; the more environmental knowledge farmers have, the stronger their preferences for payment participation, labor and payment participation, and labor participation; farmers concerned about environmental problems are more inclined to adopt labor and payment participation or payment participation. For socio-demographic characteristics, gender has no significant influence, while agricultural net income and education can significantly increase farmers’ willingness to participate; farmers who have migrant work experience prefer to participate in payment; there are obvious intergenerational differences in the influence of social trust and environmental awareness on farmers’ participation preference. Therefore, providing diversified participation modes, creating a good social trust environment, and enhancing farmers’ awareness of environmental care are important in promoting rural solid waste management.

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“…Also, an increasing number of recycling sites (including intelligent recycling points) will help to improve the recycling rate of renewable resources [ 44 , 45 ]. In addition, whether it takes too much time for students to sort out waste, whether there are waste sorting facilities and tools in the dormitory, and whether there is enough space for waste storage will also affect whether college students participate in sorting and recycling [ 46 ]. In this survey, the following five indicators have been used to reflect the environmental facilities and services: the incentive of economic benefits of waste separation (EFS 1 ), the cost of time in HW separation (EFS 2 ), the convenience of sorting facilities (EFS 3 ), the convenience of recycling facilities (EFS 4 ), and the good operation of recycling facilities (EFS 5 ).…”

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The influence mechanism of household waste separation behavior among college students in the post COVID-19 pandemic period

Zhou

Fang

Wang

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J Mater Cycles Waste Manag

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College students are one of the most important groups of participants and promoters of household waste separation. Taking Ningbo as a case study, an online + offline questionnaire survey among more than 1700 students in 10 colleges is conducted to identify the main factors and pathways influencing waste separation behavior in the post COVID-19 pandemic period. The results show that the KMO statistic is 0.926, Bartlet test is p < 0.001, indicating that questionnaire sample data is suitable for factor analysis. The modified Structural Equation Model test indicates that waste separation behavior of college students mainly results from the combined effect of eight subjective intrinsic factors and seven external situational factors. Among them, the convenience of recycling facilities, the convenience of sorting facilities and the publicity and education of sorting knowledge are the top three factors with the most significant influence. The mean value of epidemic impact factors is 0.277, which is slightly lower than conventional influence factors (0.289). Environmental Norms and Constraints are an essential component in the analysis framework of college students’ waste separation behavior. In the future, society and colleges should give full play to the positive influence of the epidemic factor on college students’ waste separation behavior. Supplementary Information The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s10163-022-01363-3.

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System dynamics modelling of hybrid renewable energy systems and combined heating and power generator

Cited by 30 publications

References 27 publications

Energy related system dynamic models: a literature review

Energy related system dynamic models: a literature review

Farmers’ Preference for Participating in Rural Solid Waste Management: A Case Study from Shaanxi Province, China

The influence mechanism of household waste separation behavior among college students in the post COVID-19 pandemic period

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