Green Production

M. Enhessari and A. Salehabadi ()
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M. Enhessari: Freie Universität Berlin
A. Salehabadi: School of Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment, The University of Newcastle

A chapter in Handbook of Smart Energy Systems, 2023, pp 2353-2373 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Production is a key component of several external and internal factors of industries. Evolution in production is a key enabler which has gone through the six crucial terms: adjustment, advancement, technology, efficiency, reliability, and sustainability. These terms open the door for fresh ideas, new approaches, and bright thinking. Over the last few decades, global awareness of health and environmental risks forced governments to compete through efficiency of manufacturing systems in terms of green production. Green production means moving from “less and nongreen” to “green and eco-efficient” production. Green as a competing production strategy must include sustainability, modeling, performance assessment, implementation, and monitoring. In this chapter, we demonstrate all strategies and methods behind the green production paradigm either in industries or academia, since the academic research and industrial manufacturing are two inseparable components of any efficient production. In addition, various strategies for waste control and waste management will be discussed. Finally, the new models for quantitative green production will be elaborated. The main objective of green production is saving environment, improving human healthiness, reducing the cost of production, and improving the quality of lives.

Keywords: Clean energy; Energy resources; Hydropower; Solar; Geothermal (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-97940-9_39

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