The Relationship between Environment-Related Policy and Renewable Energy System

Dear Colleagues,

A renewable energy system (RES) is an essential mitigation strategy for a sustainable future. Despite this, there are still challenges to overcome before RESs may be implemented effectively. This requires research on enhancing the efficiency of RESs and tackling intermittency issues. Studies on fair environmental assessment and methods are needed to cover a range of stages, and minimising loopholes in footprint shifting is also critical. However, the proposed improvements in renewable energy systems require policy support, directing interest to low-environmental-footprint options. Policy implementation strategies involve the input of engineers and researchers promoting the efficacy of technical solutions and analysis and efforts to bridge disciplinary gaps and allow clarification of technical concerns.

This Special Issue aims to examine original research papers and review articles on the most recent developments in renewable energy systems where policy implementation is part of the discussion. Submissions are by invitation to experts and researchers who presented their work in the SPIL’22 <https://conferencespil.com/spil-2022/>, ICLCA’22 and SCE3’23 <https://mjiit.utm.my/sce3/> conferences. However, prospective authors are welcome to contact the editors if they believe their work fits within the scope of the Special Issue.

Dr. Yee-Van Fan
Prof. Dr. Jiří Jaromír KLEMEŠ
Prof. Dr. Chew-Tin Lee
Dr. Norhuda Binti Abdul Manaf
Guest Editors

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