Energy Autarky of Rural Municipality Created on the Basis of Renewable Energy Resources
Summary. This study evaluates whether a rural Polish municipality can meet its energy needs using renewable sources. Researchers assessed solar, hydro, wind, and biogas potential in Rakow municipality through 2020. Currently, renewables cover only 2.2% of total energy demand and 24% of electricity demand. However, renewable heat production already exceeds local needs by 20% and could reach 256% with biomass from set-aside land, creating exportable surplus energy.
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Woch, F., Hernik, J., Wiklina, U., & Tolak, M.. (2014). Energy Autarky of Rural Municipality Created on the Basis of Renewable Energy Resources. Polish Journal of Environmental Studies. https://www.cabdirect.org/abstracts/20143317661.html
Woch, F., et al. “Energy Autarky of Rural Municipality Created on the Basis of Renewable Energy Resources.” Polish Journal of Environmental Studies, 2014. https://www.cabdirect.org/abstracts/20143317661.html.
Woch, F., Józef Hernik, Urszula Wiklina, and Monika Tolak. 2014. “Energy Autarky of Rural Municipality Created on the Basis of Renewable Energy Resources.” Polish Journal of Environmental Studies. https://www.cabdirect.org/abstracts/20143317661.html.
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author = {F. Woch and Józef Hernik and Urszula Wiklina and Monika Tolak},
journal = {Polish Journal of Environmental Studies},
year = {2014},
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