Green energy management: Combining sustainable technologies for efficient power generation
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Green technologies are innovative methods for reducing environmental impact and enhancing resource efficiency, thereby significantly promoting sustainable power production. This comprehensive review has been discussed the significant impact of energy management and green technology on advancing sustainable power production. To implement green technology for sustainable energy systems, the study has emphasized the significance of energy management to reduce carbon emissions by integrating renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal power which minimizes waste and ensures that supply matches demand. By managing variations in the output of renewable energy and balancing load, these systems enhance grid stability. In addition, storing excess energy at times of low demand and releasing it during peak hours, energy management has improved the charging and discharging cycles in energy storage devices, such as batteries and pumped hydro storage. Energy waste and greenhouse gas emissions have dramatically decreased because of the adoption of energy efficiency measures and through an analysis of the obstacles and challenges that come with putting these technologies into practice, like high costs and regulations, the study has made recommendations for how to improve the efficacy of
green energy management. It has been found that effective energy management is critical to maximize the benefits of green technologies and achieve a more sustainable and efficient energy future.
Keywords: Energy management, Green energy storage, Green technologies, Power generation, Renewable energy, Sustainability, Economics, Electric energy storage, Energy efficiency, Energy management systems, Energy policy, Environmental impact.
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Jadayil, W. A., Shwaheen, G., Ramadan, M., & Alkhedher, M. (2026). Green energy management: Combining sustainable technologies for efficient power generation. Energy Strategy Reviews, 63, 102071.
