Energy Management in Disasters: The Effective Role of Renewable Energy Sources

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Since the last decade, natural disasters caused by regular geological activities and global warming have continued to demonstrate the need to optimize existing energy resources and increase the renewable energy potential in national development by disrupting the security of supply of humanity. Inter-institutional cooperation, rational and sustainable energy policies are necessary to increase energy efficiency in disasters in the face of a changing climate. The current situation in energy use before, during and after the disaster should be monitored using improvement techniques. It is important to prepare action plans for the integration and installation of alternative and renewable energy sources required to meet the energy needs arising from disasters.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Renewable Energy
• Disaster
• Climate change
• Efficiency

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