Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems (SDEWES)

Krzysztof Urbaniec,Neven Duić,Krzysztof J Wołosz

doi:10.3390/su13094939

Abstract

Sustainable development is a highly interdisciplinary concept that involves the interaction of various systems, such as energy, water, and environment, by using waste from one, as a resource in another, and in the exact moment when it is beneficial to all [...]

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Sustainable development is a highly interdisciplinary concept that involves the interaction of various systems, such as energy, water, and environment, by using waste from one, as a resource in another, and in the exact moment when it is beneficial to all [1]
In line with that conclusion, the programs of SDEWES 2020 events were rich in contributions concerned with energy resources and their sustainable use
After considering six evaluation aspects, including availability, risk level, technology, economic advantages, environmental impact, and social impact, eight different options were compiled into a merit list of technology and resources for electricity generation in Niger for use by the country’s decision-makers in the future selection and implementation of energy-related projects

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Faculty of Civil Engineering, Mechanics and Petrochemistry, Warsaw University of Technology, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture, University of Zagreb, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia; Sustainable development is a highly interdisciplinary concept that involves the interaction of various systems, such as energy, water, and environment, by using waste from one, as a resource in another, and in the exact moment when it is beneficial to all [1]. Sustainable development is a highly interdisciplinary concept that involves the interaction of various systems, such as energy, water, and environment, by using waste from one, as a resource in another, and in the exact moment when it is beneficial to all [1]. In 2002, the Sustainable Development of Energy, Water, and Environment Systems (SDEWES) Conferences were established to address this issue.

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