RENEWABLE ENERGY AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS' ROLES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENERGY MANAGEMENT METHODS: BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY POLICIES

Authors

  • Ahmed Muayad Younus Doctor of Philosophy in Management & information Technology, Postgraduate Centre (FICT) LUTC University, Cyberjaya, Malaysia
  • Muslim Najeeb Zaidan Doctor of Philosophy in Management, Postgraduate Centre (PGC), Limkokwing University, Cyberjaya, Malaysia

Keywords:

Renewable Energy, Business &Technology Policies, Management system

Abstract

Energy is a critical factor in achieving sustainable development. Conventional energy sources will continue to be dominant. It is the primary source of energy on the planet. The significance of renewable energy sources and the state of their development the current state of the art is examined, with a particular emphasis on energy conservation policies. Then Management is a term that refers to the process by which an existing the infrastructure is undergoing an overhaul. multi-technology integration Management facilitates connection between a consumer and a utility that enables optimum energy consumption considering environmental and cost concerns Preferences and system-related technical issues This results in regenerated energy. to improve our dependability and efficiency. This article provides an overview of recent research on several methods for integrating renewable energy into existing energy networks. It has been concluded. This renewable energy source will help meet some of the energy demand and promote energy conservation. Integrating renewable energy sources into the management system requires a strategy and literature. Numerous managerial objectives, including enhancing energy efficiency, optimizing resource usage, and reducing costs cost, and emission control have been investigated.

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Published

2022-05-09

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Ahmed Muayad Younus, & Muslim Najeeb Zaidan. (2022). RENEWABLE ENERGY AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS’ ROLES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENERGY MANAGEMENT METHODS: BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY POLICIES. British Journal of Global Ecology and Sustainable Development, 4, 18–30. Retrieved from https://journalzone.org/index.php/bjgesd/article/view/46

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Vol. 4 (2022)

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