The synergy of renewable energies for sustainable energy systems development in oil-rich nations; case of Iran

Noorollahi, Younes; Pourarshad, Meysam; Veisi, Alireza

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2021.04.016

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“…This study of ours also builds on previous research on RES and its impact on SDG and sustainability goals. These studies complement them and show in a new light the changes taking place in EU countries in the use of RES [18][19][20][21][22][23]28,31]. Our research will allow (us or different researcher) to conduct a comparative analysis and determine how much the situation in the EU member states is improving in the future.…”

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Dynamic Analysis of the Similarity of Objects in Research on the Use of Renewable Energy Resources in European Union Countries

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The energy transformation towards renewable energy sources in the conditions of climate change and the accompanying climate risk is a priority for all countries in the world. However, the degree of advancement of activities in this area varies significantly between countries, which is the result of different activities for renewable energy sources in individual countries. The aim of this article is to determine the trends of changes in the area of the use of renewable energy sources in EU countries. The study uses TMD (taxonomic measure of development) methods and dynamic classification, which allowed to distinguish typological groups of objects with similar dynamics of the studied phenomenon. The EU 28 countries were analyzed. Statistics (Eurostat database) are provided for the period 2004–2019. As a result of the research, it was found that the Scandinavian countries and the countries of Western Europe were characterized by the highest stability in terms of the use of renewable energy sources over time. These countries also recorded the smallest increases in TMD. On the other hand, the unfavorable situation in terms of stability was observed mainly in the countries of Southern Europe.

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“…As Gielen et al [17] show in their study, renewable energy combined with end-use electrification can deliver up to 94% emission reductions. Better energy security and reduced risks may be obtained by diversification of energy sources [18].…”

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“…According to Equation ( 9), the operating cost is the total cost of power generation of conventional power plants. The construction cost includes two parts: the cost of investment in a storage facility, Equation (10), and the cost of the investment in hybrid RES, Equation (11). Therefore, the economic complement is obtained by considering the minimization of the total cost of operation and construction.…”

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“…These data could be used to build new power plants in the future. In [11], the authors have mentioned the analysis of Iran's complementarity potential of RES. Paper [12] evaluates and visualizes regional wind–solar energy resources from a data mining point of view.…”

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Integration of hybrid renewable energy sources with the power system considering their economic complementarity

Dehghani,

Shafiyi

2023

IET Renewable Power Gen

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Renewable energy sources play an important role in providing clean energy for future electricity networks. As the penetration level of these resources grows, their integration with the grid will be more challenging. Each renewable energy source has different inherent characteristics that, if appropriately used in the generation mix, could complement each other and create many technical and economic benefits for the power system. Usually, renewable energy resource complementarity studies are carried out with the objectives of smooth effect, reducing the need for storage and load tracking. In this study, the economic complementarity approach is introduced with the help of a Mixed integer nonlinear programming (MINLP) model. This approach can integrate renewable and storage energy sources with the grid and determine the optimal capacity of these resources in complementary used mode. The results show that the proposed method always imposes the system's lowest annual operation and investment costs.

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“…The use of renewable energies not only offers environmental benefits, but also economic and political benefits as they are considered less volatile than fossil energy sources. Their integration into the energy grid requires work and planning in order to obtain a good synergy with other energy generation alternatives (Noorollahi et al, 2021), Wind and solar energy are widely used energy sources that have recently gained space due to their lower cost of implementation. The effect that the social aspect has on the development of alternative energy sources is seldom studied, which is why the social aspect of the development of alternative energy sources is rarely studied (Pavlowsky and Gliedt, 2021) The study of the local perception in the region of Oklahoma, USA, where the impact and perception of wind energy in the community that inhabits the region is studied, shows a mostly positive perception, which increases the knowledge of how it affects individuals and communities that host the turbines and the infrastructure related to the system.…”

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Parametric study of a Hybrid Renewable Energy Power Generation System in the Colombian Caribbean Region

Rojas

García

Castillo

2022

IJEEP

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The global environmental problems have increased the interest in renewable energies, in this article a wind-solar hybrid system is proposed as an alternative for energy production. To carry out this study, the research was divided into three stages, the first one consists of determining the behavior of a solar and wind system, the second stage focuses on determining the ideal location to implement the hybrid system and the third stage determines the composition of wind and PV devices that offers greater efficiency. After completing the three stages proposed above, the optimal locations for the implementation of a wind-solar hybrid system are Simón Bolívar and Puerto Bolívar.

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The synergy of renewable energies for sustainable energy systems development in oil-rich nations; case of Iran

Cited by 27 publications

References 32 publications

Dynamic Analysis of the Similarity of Objects in Research on the Use of Renewable Energy Resources in European Union Countries

Dynamic Analysis of the Similarity of Objects in Research on the Use of Renewable Energy Resources in European Union Countries

Integration of hybrid renewable energy sources with the power system considering their economic complementarity

Parametric study of a Hybrid Renewable Energy Power Generation System in the Colombian Caribbean Region

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