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Modelling policy decision of sustainable energy strategies for Nanjing city: A fuzzy integral approach

Ling Zhang, De-Qun Zhou, Peng Zhou and Qi-Ting Chen

Renewable Energy, 2014, vol. 62, issue C, 197-203

Abstract: Regional energy plans play a significant role in promoting the sustainable development of different regions in China. Most regions of China have formulated their energy plans. Selecting a reasonable sustainable energy plan is complex and involves a number of interactive criteria (e.g. technology, environment, economy and society). The traditional decision analysis methods, such as analytical hierarchy process and cost-benefit analysis, are not sufficient to integrate all the criteria with mutual interaction. On the contrary, the fuzzy integral methods provide a tool to resolve this problem and offer valid decision support since it is more appropriate to assemble and handle decision problems with interaction. This paper presents λ fuzzy measure and fuzzy integral method for selecting the sustainable energy plan of Nanjing city in China. A set of energy planning alternatives are determined upon the implementation of installations of sustainable energy sources in Nanjing and assessed against economic, technological, social and environmental criteria.

Keywords: Sustainable energy plan; China; Decision making; λ fuzzy measure; Fuzzy integral (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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DOI: 10.1016/j.renene.2013.06.044

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