Flexibility options are essential components in highly renewable energy systems due to the
inherent variability of renewable energy sources, such as solar photovoltaics and wind …

Carbon dioxide (CO 2) reduction technologies (CRTs) in the coal-fired power sector play an
imperative role in the mitigation of environmental challenges and reducing CO 2 emissions …

Policies aimed at mitigating climate change have received significant attention, but the trade-
offs on energy cleanliness, economic growth, and energy security triggered by policies are …

This study aims to design and evaluate the feasibility of a bio-based industrial symbiosis
(BIS) system operated using rice husk (RH), whose combustion produces CO 2, RH ash …

The development of a high-capacity power plant with zero CO 2 emissions is an urgent task
that will curb the increase in atmospheric temperature. It should have an efficiency …

Carbon emission reduction, cost-affordability and supply-reliability are all important for the
power system transition. This study searches for optimal transition pathways toward carbon …

Achieving ambitious climate targets, such as the 1.5° C goal, demands significant financial
commitment. While technical feasibility exists, the economic implications of delayed action …

This paper investigates the development of wind and solar photovoltaic (PV) technologies
for achieving renewable energy sources (RES) penetration levels of∼ 80%, focusing on …

Although community energy storage (CES) and behind-the-meter (BTM) energy storage
systems have been widely used to offer homeowners and communities a variety of localized …

The increase in renewable generation of a distributed nature has brought significant new
challenges to power and energy system management and operation. Self-consumption in …