A decision support system to assess the feasibility of onshore renewable energy infrastructure
Darren Beriro,
Judith Nathanail,
Juan Salazar,
Andrew Kingdon,
Andrew Marchant,
Steve Richardson,
Andy Gillet,
Svea Rautenberg,
Ellis Hammond,
John Beardmore,
Terry Moore,
Phil Angus,
Julie Waldron,
Lucelia Rodrigues and
Paul Nathanail
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2022, vol. 168, issue C
Abstract:
This article introduces a new web-based decision support system created for early-stage feasibility assessments of renewable energy technologies in England, UK. The article includes a review of energy policy and regulation in England and a critical evaluation of literature on similar decision support systems. Overall, it shows a novel solution for a repeatable, scalable digital evidence base for the policy compliant deployment of renewable energy technologies.
Keywords: GIS; DST; Decision support tool; Policy MCDA; MCA; Renewable energy; Wind; Solar; Geothermal; UK energy policy; Sustainable development (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2022.112771
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