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Workshop: Sustainable Energy Development: A case for US and Africa; held in Nairobi, Kenya on August 12-16, 2011.

Workshop: Sustainable Energy Development: A case for US and Africa; held in Nairobi, Kenya on August 12-16, 2011.
研讨会:可持续能源发展:美国和非洲的案例;
批准号:
1057048
负责人:
James Momoh
金额:
$4.97万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2010
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2010-09-01 至 2014-02-28

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中文摘要
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美国和非洲正在积极讨论电力部门的几个活跃项目,以实现可持续发展。基于可再生能源的电气化项目的评估特别令人感兴趣,这已被证明是成功的。它有助于确保负担得起、可获得和可持续的能源需求,以改善保健服务、交通、财政、水和人力能力建设。在发展中国家,可以从发展项目失败或不可持续的原因中吸取一些教训。其中一些原因包括缺乏实现多个目标的框架,包括使项目目标与可持续发展保持一致,缺乏对项目启动期间不确定性影响的了解以及缺乏适当的协调和管理。其他因素包括缺乏先进的系统工程工具来解释不确定性和决策制定。这些因素是美国和非洲可持续发展和能源研讨会要解决的主要问题。建议的讲习班的知识价值包括:1。什么是发展能源相关项目的合适框架,以保证可持续发展?如何在可再生资源建模中纳入适当的不确定性。开发或评估先进的分析工具,以考虑可再生能源开发项目的多个目标、不确定性和可变性,并将可持续性作为目标。我们需要什么样的教育和研究来确保能源和其他相关工程项目的成功和可持续。通过ICPSOP内的讲习班提出的建议将包括来自美国和非洲的专家,他们将根据与各自国家相关的案例研究作为例子提出他们的观点。智力优势:该提案旨在开展为期4天的研讨会,讨论设计和开发基于可再生能源的电气化项目的策略,这将导致实现项目目标和可持续发展,包括各种形式的不确定性。本次研讨会将邀请系统工程、电力系统与经济、能源市场与定价方面的专家参加。通过研究工作和最佳实践,参与者将提供案例研究,并就如何处理不确定性问题提出解决方案和建议,以实现电气工程项目的可持续发展。计算智能的使用已经开发出具有处理前瞻性和具有可变性模型的可再生能源的能力的工具。此外,研讨会还将给出与可再生能源转换和处理相关的存储技术和逆变器技术的研究需求和挑战。这一领域的专家将发挥催化作用,确保讲习班的目标得以实现。更广泛的影响将包括:1。研讨会的目的是发展对为什么基于目标不一致的开发可能导致工程项目失败的基本理解。讲习班的成果将通过美国和非洲的样本案例研究,回答如何发展能力、研究和教育主题等问题。将讨论利用可再生能源促进发展在技术发展方面实现强有力转变的方法。讲习班还将作为根据参加国概况和地理位置介绍最佳做法的论坛。此外,将强调每个国家可再生能源(RER)的商业潜力。研究和开发组合将在会议上向利益相关者介绍。研讨会的结果将发表在IEEE杂志和论文集上。
英文摘要
Several active projects in the electricity sector are actively discussed both in the U.S. and Africa towards achieving sustainable development. The assessment of electrification projects is of particular interest based on renewable energy which has proven to be successful. It has helped to assure affordable, accessible and sustainable energy requirements to improve health delivery, transportation, finance, water and human capacity building. In developing countries, several lessons can be learned on why development project failed or unsustainable. Some of the reasons include the lack of framework to meet multiple objectives that include alignment of objectives of the projects with sustainable development, the lack of understanding of the impact of uncertainties during project take-off and lack of proper coordination and management. Other factors include lack of advanced system engineering tools to account for uncertainties and decision making. These factors are the major concerns to be addressed in the workshop on sustainable development and energy for the US and Africa.The intellectual merits of the proposed Workshop will include:1. What is an appropriate framework for developing energy related project so that we can guarantee sustainable development?2. How to incorporate appropriate uncertainties in modeling of renewable resources.3. Development or evaluation of advanced tools for analysis, to account for multiple objectives, uncertainties and variability in renewable energy development project with the sustainability issued as an objectives.4. What education and research needs are to be in place to ensure a successful frame work for energy and other related engineering projects are successful and sustainable. The proposal through the workshop within ICPSOP will include experts from the US and Africa to present their viewpoints based on case studies relevant to their countries as examples. Intellectual Merits: The proposal is aimed at developing a 4-day workshop to address strategies for designing and developing electrification project based on renewable energy which will lead to meeting project goals and sustainable development including various form of uncertainties. This workshop will engage experts in system engineering, power system and economics, energy market and pricing. Through research work, and best practices, participants will provide case studies, and propose solution and recommendation on how to deal with issues of uncertainty with foresight for sustainability in achieving electrical engineering projects development. The use of computational intelligence has developed tools with capability to handle foresight and renewable energy resources with model of variability. In additional, storage technology and inverter technology research needs and challenges related to renewable energy conversion and processing will also be given at the workshop. The experts in this area will provide a catalytic role to ensure the goals of the workshop are met.The broader impacts will include:1. The workshop is aimed at developing fundamental understanding of why development based on non - alignment of objectives may result in the failure of engineering projects. The outcome of the workshop will provide answers to questions of how to develop capacity, research and educational topics with sample case studies from the US and Africa.2. The methodology to achieve robust transformation in technology evolution using renewable energy for development will be discussed. The workshop will also serve as a forum for presentation of best practices based on participating countries profile and geographical location. In addition the potential for business of renewable energy resources (RER) in each of the countries will be highlighted. Research and development portfolio will be presented for stakeholders at the conference. The outcome of the results of the workshop will be published in IEEE journal and proceedings.
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  • 批准号:
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  • 项目类别:
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  • 资助金额:
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  • 财政年份:
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  • 负责人:
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  • 项目类别:
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  • 资助金额:
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  • 负责人:
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  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 资助金额:
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  • 负责人:
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  • 资助金额:
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