About this Research Topic
As energy-related CO2 emissions account for two-thirds of all greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, a shift away from fossil fuels to low-carbon alternatives is required. Technology advancements in the renewable energy sector will be key to this transformation. With solar photovoltaics and wind power's fast-declining costs and competitiveness, record new installations of renewable energy generation capacity can be increased. Energy process modeling and optimization could promote a comprehensive strategy to improving energy efficiency and performance as well as upgrading process technology that can be successfully implemented in clean energy processes. The complexity of clean energy processes necessitates the use of sophisticated modeling and optimization software. Machine learning algorithms and other optimization tools could prove their abilities in precise modeling and optimization of complex clean energy processes.
The clean energy processes are highly dependent on a variety of parameters, including the weather, the technology being used, and the materials being used, making their modeling and optimization a challenge. The use of artificial neural networks, genetic algorithms, support vector machines and other emerging machine learning methods have been demonstrated to accurately model clean energy processes. In these research areas, it is expected that artificial intelligence approaches will be employed to model and optimize the various components and properties of renewable clean energy processes. Energy process modeling and optimization as a robust approach for determining the most appropriate design parameters for enhancing efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability is expected to be covered.
The modeling and optimization of clean energy processes can benefit from the use of artificial intelligent methods. As a result, we encourage authors to submit original articles describing their work on the advances in process modeling and optimization of clean energy processes. Additionally, the authors are expected to also present high-quality technical notes and review papers for publication. The following are some of the Research Topic’s primary focus, but they are by no means exhaustive:
• Advances in data-driven methodologies for modeling and optimization of clean energy processes
• Using data-driven methodologies to model the materials used in clean energy processes
• Advances in modeling and optimization of clean energy processes using new methodologies.
The clean energy processes are highly dependent on a variety of parameters, including the weather, the technology being used, and the materials being used, making their modeling and optimization a challenge. The use of artificial neural networks, genetic algorithms, support vector machines and other emerging machine learning methods have been demonstrated to accurately model clean energy processes. In these research areas, it is expected that artificial intelligence approaches will be employed to model and optimize the various components and properties of renewable clean energy processes. Energy process modeling and optimization as a robust approach for determining the most appropriate design parameters for enhancing efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability is expected to be covered.
The modeling and optimization of clean energy processes can benefit from the use of artificial intelligent methods. As a result, we encourage authors to submit original articles describing their work on the advances in process modeling and optimization of clean energy processes. Additionally, the authors are expected to also present high-quality technical notes and review papers for publication. The following are some of the Research Topic’s primary focus, but they are by no means exhaustive:
• Advances in data-driven methodologies for modeling and optimization of clean energy processes
• Using data-driven methodologies to model the materials used in clean energy processes
• Advances in modeling and optimization of clean energy processes using new methodologies.
Keywords: Renewable Energy, Process Modeling, Process Optimization, Low-carbon energy, Energy transition
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