Managing of Renewable Energy Transformations in Egypt | ||||
| International Journal of Sustainable Development and Science | ||||
| Article 2, Volume 3, Issue 2, October 2020, Page 1-18 PDF (850.55 K) | ||||
| Document Type: Original Article | ||||
| DOI: 10.21608/ijsrsd.2020.120514 | ||||
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| Abstract | ||||
| There is an urgent need to shift from energy systems based on fossil fuels to systems based on renewable resources to reduce dependence on depleted reserves of fossil fuels with the aim of assessing whether Egypt is able to sustain its growth and its society with regeneration. Resources. This paper discusses the shift towards renewable energy in making sustainable development strategies. These strategies typically involve three major technological changes: saving energy on the demand side, improving efficiency in energy production, and replacing fossil fuels with various sources of renewable energy. Thus, large-scale renewable energy implementation plans should include strategies on how to integrate renewable resources into coherent energy systems affected by energy provision and efficiency measures. Depending on the case of Egypt, this paper discusses the diverse energy opportunities, problems, and perspectives of converting existing energy systems into a renewable energy system; It will also focus on analyzing the main challenges facing the renewable energy strategy in Egypt. Therefore, the application of the new and renewable energy sources available in Egypt is now a major issue in the future strategic energy planning of fossil traditional energy alternatives to provide part of the domestic energy demand. New governance models are needed to visualize and direct the energy transition in a more sustainable direction. Therefore, this paper used the Transition Management Governance Framework to answer the question: In order to achieve and manage the energy transition towards renewable sources, The analysis of the proposed model relied on three levels: strategic (structuring and visualizing the problem), tactical (building a coalition, developing a transitional agenda), and an operational level (mobilizing actors and carrying out experiments). The conclusion is that such a transformation will be possible; Necessary renewable energy sources are in place, if further technological improvements of the energy system are to be achieved, especially transmission conversion technologies and the introduction of resilient energy system technologies is critical. | ||||
| Keywords | ||||
| Renewable Energy; governance; transformation; sustainable city; Sustainability | ||||
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