Climate change analysis in energy-mix with non-carbon emission energy incorporated with pandemic society

Tae Ho Woo ()
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Tae Ho Woo: The Cyber University of Korea

Environment, Development and Sustainability: A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Theory and Practice of Sustainable Development, 2023, vol. 25, issue 10, No 46, 11723-11733

Abstract: Abstract The climate energy-mix is analyzed in the aspects of the pandemic as well as global warming where the nuclear and renewable energies are considered the cleaner powers. These factors of the pandemic, global warming, and energy-mix are able to be related to each other in the analysis. The simulations are performed by the modeling which has the quantifications of energy-mix study as mitigations, pandemic, and global-warming. Carbon neutrality is connected to global warming via energy-mix and mitigations. In the case of mitigations, energy-mix case oscillated much higher than the non-energy-mix case. In the case of global warming, the relative impact value is higher in the non-energy-mix case. So, global warming is mitigated when the energy-mix is performed. In figure, the 9.875th year has the biggest difference between the two cases when the energy-mix has the highest effect on the global warming aspect. After this pandemic, the leverage of carbon neutrality could be made.

Keywords: Energy-mix; Global warming; Nuclear; Renewable; Pandemic (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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