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Multi-criteria decision for selecting a wind farm location to supply energy to reverse osmosis devices and produce freshwater using GIS in Iran

Razeghi, Marziyeh; Hajinezhad, Ahmad; Naseri, Amir; … - In: Energy strategy reviews 45 (2023), pp. 1-15

the potential of wind energy to supply electricity for reverse osmosis desalination devices. Simultaneously economic … areas with operational potential. For each cubic meter of saltwater desalination at 25 °C, about 0.38 kWh of electricity is …

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Renewable energy-powered water desalination and treatment network under wind power and water demand uncertainty : a possibilistic chance-constrained programming

Alipoor, Fateme; Gilani, Hani; Sahebishahemabadi, Hadi; … - In: Energy strategy reviews 55 (2024), pp. 1-15

Given the scarcity of freshwater resources, the growing significance of desalination is undeniable. It holds immense … potential, particularly in regions grappling with severe water shortages. However, desalination's Achilles heel lies in its … fossil fuels in desalination plants poses concerning issues like environmental pollution, fossil fuel depletion, and rising …

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Desalination and wave power for freshwater supply on Gotland

Leijon, Jennifer; Engström, Jens; Göteman, Malin; … - In: Energy strategy reviews 53 (2024), pp. 1-9

, desalination systems powered stand-alone by renewable energy sources are discussed, with a focus on wave power for the Swedish … island Gotland. The objective is to evaluate the opportunity of using wave power for a desalination system on Gotland. The … method includes assessing the electricity generation from a wave power park to power a desalination plant. The results show …

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Economic growth without carbon emission : comparative perspectives on solar, wind, hydroelectric, nuclear, and geothermal energy

Li, Rongrong; Wang, Qiang; Hu, Sailan - In: Energy strategy reviews 59 (2025), pp. 1-20

As the global demand for sustainable energy intensifies, achieving economic growth without carbon emissions has become both a critical challenge and an opportunity. This study investigates the potential of five major clean energy sources-solar, wind, hydroelectric, nuclear, and geothermal...

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Unlocking wind power potential : the pivotal role of R&D investment in boosting wind power enterprise performance

Hao, Xiaoli; Sun, Qingyu; Ma, Peicheng; Li, Ke; Wu, Haitao - In: Energy strategy reviews 55 (2024), pp. 1-14

Boosting the core competitiveness and operational efficiency of enterprises while minimizing costs through strategic R&D investments is crucial for the advancement of wind power companies. This paper examines data from listed wind power enterprises from 2015 to 2023 and develops a detailed...

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Economic energy supply using renewable sources such as solar and wind in hard-to-reach areas of Iran with two different geographical locations

Rouhandeh, Mojtaba; Ahmadi, Abolfazl; Mirhosseini, Mojtaba - In: Energy strategy reviews 55 (2024), pp. 1-19

The proliferation of environmental pollutants, the financial implications of energy transmission and distribution, the scale of electrical network assets, and the accessibility and finite nature of fossil fuels collectively constitute significant catalysts for the progression of renewable...

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Wind power plant site selection problem solution using GIS and resource assessment and analysis of wind energy potential by estimating Weibull distribution function for sustainable energy production : the case of Bitlis Turkey

Rüstemil, Sabir; Güntas, Omer; Şahin, Göhan; Koç, Ahmet - In: Energy strategy reviews 56 (2024), pp. 1-30

Wind energy, being a sustainable energy source, is a benign, dependable, limitless, and cost-effective source of energy. This study involved the creation of a wind power plant site selection map at a provincial scale using a GIS application. The map took into account both environmental risks and...

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Wind energy potential for the electricity production : Knjaževac municipality case study (Serbia)

Potić, Ivan; Joksimović, Tatjana; Milinčić, Uroš; … - In: Energy strategy reviews 33 (2021), pp. 1-13

Geospatial potential for harvesting wind energy is not an easy task to perform in conditions of deficiency of accurate data in remote and large areas (macro to medium locations). There are different methodologies available to identify the most suitable location for the installation of wind power...

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Wind ENERGY in Russia : the current state and development trends

Kudelin, Artem; Kutcherov, Vladimir - In: Energy strategy reviews 34 (2021), pp. 1-19

Wind energy is one of the leading forms of non-hydro renewable energy sources in the world. Russia ranks among the top countries with vast wind energy resources and among the top CO2 producers as well. Simultaneously, the utilization of wind energy is extremely low compared to other CO2 emitting...

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Power transport needs for the German power grid for a major demand coverage by wind and solar power

Schädler, Yannik; Renken, Volker; Sorg, Michael; … - In: Energy strategy reviews 34 (2021), pp. 1-9

The contribution of fluctuating wind and solar energy sources to the German electrical energy demand has increased from 12% up to 40% within the last 10 years and leads to higher infrastructure requirements due to the different spatiotemporal characteristics of wind and solar energy generation....

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