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183   $acr$2rdacarrier
200 00$aRenewable and Sustainable Energy: Current State and Prospects
210   $cMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute$d2022
215   $a1 online resource (360 p.)
311 08$a3-0365-5231-6 
330   $aThe renewable energy sector is one of the fastest growing branches of the economy in the world, including in Poland. Extensive investigation in research centers results in the increased efficiency of obtaining energy from renewable sources, as well as a decrease in the prices of renewable energy installations. The development of renewable energy motivates further research and the development of new technologies. Investments in renewable energy may also benefit the local community by increasing the  attractiveness of the region to tourists, creating opportunities for professional activation (especially in areas with high unemployment), increasing the competitiveness of the local economy and its energy efficiency and obtaining raw materials from local producers, mainly farmers, which are an additional source of income for them. Another possible economic advantage is charging lease fees, for instance, for land under wind turbines or fees for ground easement, in order to ensure access to the construction of power lines, e.g., connecting turbines to the grid; lowering heat prices for residents of a given town; building investment plots in or near heat plants and biogas plants, with the provision of heat and electricity at competitive prices directly from these plants; investors covering the costs of modernizing local roads; and creating new transmission, power lines and supply points.
517   $aRenewable and Sustainable Energy
606   $aEnvironmental science, engineering and technology$2bicssc
606   $aHistory of engineering and technology$2bicssc
606   $aTechnology: general issues$2bicssc
610   $a 
610   $a: CSR strategy
610   $a: gross electricity production
610   $aambient pumps
610   $abiogas
610   $abiomass systems
610   $acluster analysis
610   $acombustion
610   $aconcentrationanalysis
610   $aenergy access
610   $aenergy affordability
610   $aenergy recovery
610   $aenergy sector
610   $aenergy sustainability
610   $aenergy transformation
610   $aenvironmental production
610   $aEuropean Union
610   $afermentation
610   $afinancial performance
610   $agreen growth
610   $ahousehold
610   $ahydropower systems
610   $ak-means
610   $amini-grids
610   $amodel of energy recovery
610   $amulticriteria taxonomy
610   $aphotovoltaic systems
610   $aprimary solid biofuels
610   $arelationships
610   $arenewable energy sources
610   $arenewable energy sources (RES)
610   $arenewable sources
610   $aSDG 7
610   $asolar thermal system
610   $asustainable development
610   $athe new EU member states
610   $aWard's method: alternative energy sources
610   $awaste management
610   $awind systems
615  7$aEnvironmental science, engineering and technology
615  7$aHistory of engineering and technology
615  7$aTechnology: general issues
700   $aIglinski$b Bartlomiej$4edt$01323090
702   $aPietrzak$b Micha? Bernard$4edt
702   $aIglinski$b Bartlomiej$4oth
702   $aPietrzak$b Micha? Bernard$4oth
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912   $a9910619465103321
996   $aRenewable and Sustainable Energy: Current State and Prospects$93035371
997   $aUNINA