Modelling and development of sustainable energy systems

Due to the recent climate change, organizations all over the globe are developing plans for reducing carbon emissions by developing clean energy technologies and energy efficient devices. However, the path for transition to green energy system is still unclear and in general, the representation of g...

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Published inAIMS energy Vol. 11; no. 2; pp. 256 - 270
Main Authors Amir Raza, Muhammad, Aman, M. M., Ghani Abro, Abdul, Shahid, Muhammad, Ara, Darakhshan, Waseer, Tufail Ahmed, Ali Tunio, Mohsin, Ali Soomro, Shakir, Ahmed Tunio, Nadeem, Haider, Raza
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published AIMS Press 01.01.2023
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Summary:Due to the recent climate change, organizations all over the globe are developing plans for reducing carbon emissions by developing clean energy technologies and energy efficient devices. However, the path for transition to green energy system is still unclear and in general, the representation of green energy supply for transition pathways is limited. Therefore, this study outlines a plan for getting Swedish energy sector completely carbon neutral by 2050. The approach can also be applicable to the majority of nations worldwide. Computer based simulations are performed on Energy PLAN software for making clean, green and sustainable energy system that can balance every component of entire energy system during the study period 2022 to 2050. This study takes into account the sustainable use of renewable sources for all economic sectors as well as the interchange of energy with nearby nations under the two scenarios. Additionally, the energy system works in tandem with other industries to create a fully carbon-free environment. The results revealed that, 50% de-carbonization is possible till 2035 and 100% de-carbonization is possible till 2050. This enables a discussion of how ambitious 10-year goals might serve as a first step toward the mid-century elimination of fossil fuels from the energy sector.
ISSN:2333-8334
2333-8334
DOI:10.3934/energy.2023014