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Optimizing Renewable-Energy-Driven Systems Using Thermodynamic, Economic, and Environmental Analyses
This special issue belongs to the section "B: Energy and Environment".
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Today, the world warmly embraces new ideas and ambitious efforts for devising and implementing efficient, low-carbon, and low-cost technologies for our everyday life. Renewable energy sources are increasingly gaining attention for being zero/low carbon and being replenished easily. However, many endeavors still need to be undertaken to integrate these green energies with existing and future systems in order to put them into their optimal operation regarding thermodynamic, economic, and environmental perspectives. In this regard, we invite you to submit your research into this Special Issue that converges on optimizing renewable-energy-driven systems applying thermodynamic, economic, and environmental analyses in industrial and buildings with concerning global warming.
In the 2020s, improvements in renewable energy will play an essential task in reducing CO2 emissions. For this to take place, however, approaches and progression in energy systems generation and utilization in buildings are critical factors. Hence, authors are welcome to submit their innovative findings related to techno-enviro-economic assessment for renewable energy optimization for this Special Issue.
We also encourage papers with innovation capability in the building-integrated renewable energy system, which is investigated economically and environmentally. This will also help to mitigate the hazards of postponing the net-zero decrease in industrial emissions. In certain cases, the economic cost of developing low-carbon, high-efficiency renewable energy systems, for example, might be more than the current carbon-intensive production methods. Authors are welcome to submit their innovative optimization to address thermodynamic (4E) analysis, such as energy, exergy, economic, exergoeconomic, and indeed heat transfer issues.
This Special Issue also welcomes scholars to submit manuscripts about renewable energy technology and its application capability systems to analyze thermodynamic, environmental, and economic performance stability.
Dr. Siamak Hoseinzadeh
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- renewable-energy-driven systems
- energy performance of buildings
- multiobjective optimization
- life cycle assessment
- sustainability
- cost analysis
- desalination
- economic analysis
- environmental analysis
- energy efficiency
- exergoeconomic analysis
- exergoenvironmental analysis
- hybrid renewable energy systems
- heat transfer
- renewable energy
- solar energy
- wind energy
- zero-energy building
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Published Papers
Energies - ISSN 1996-1073