Environmental Science and Pollution Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 13, 2023
The
circular
economy
(CE)
and
bioeconomy
(BE)
are
recognized
as
potential
solutions
for
achieving
sustainable
development,
yet
little
research
has
examined
their
contribution
to
the
United
Nations'
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
In
this
study,
we
conducted
a
bibliometric
analysis
of
649
articles
published
between
2007
2022,
well
systematic
literature
review
81
articles,
assess
extent
which
CE
BE
communities
have
addressed
SDGs.
Our
identified
10
gaps
including
limited
number
empirical
quantitative
papers,
particularly
in
context
BE,
underrepresentation
developing
regions
such
Latin
America
Africa
literature.
main
finding
reveals
that
community
primarily
focuses
on
SDG
12,
Responsible
Consumption
Production,
followed
by
9,
Industry,
Innovation,
Infrastructure;
7,
Affordable
Clean
Energy;
6,
Water
Sanitation.
community,
other
hand,
9
12.
However,
both
lack
attention
social
SDGs
quality
education,
poverty,
gender
equality.
We
propose
combination
known
bioeconomy,
could
help
countries
achieve
all
Further
is
needed
develop
implement
policies
address
these
promote
development.
sense,
our
study
an
important
gap
needs
more
future.
Energies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(11), P. 2689 - 2689
Published: June 1, 2024
This
article
addresses
one
of
the
contemporary
economy’s
most
challenging
endeavors:
energy
transition.
Specifically,
aim
study
was
to
assess
effectiveness
Poland’s
transition
process
between
2004
and
2021.
A
comprehensive
approach
is
employed
analyze
process,
focusing
on
implementation
through
Energy
Transition
Effectiveness
Index.
methodology
incorporates
four
dimensions,
namely
security,
economic
considerations,
climate
impact,
social
aspects,
each
characterized
by
22
sub-indices.
The
research
employs
a
two-tiered
based
multi-criteria
decision
making
methodology.
EDAS
method
utilized
determine
indices’
values,
while
CRITIC,
equal
weights,
statistical
variance
methods
Laplace’s
criterion
are
ascertain
sub-indices
values
dimension
particularly
useful
for
under
uncertainty.
Moreover,
relationship
these
indices,
Index,
Gross
Domestic
Product
explored.
By
evaluating
from
2021
comparing
results
with
other
European
Union
countries,
it
becomes
evident
that
varies
over
time.
Despite
encountering
challenges
during
sector’s
transformation,
Poland
exhibits
positive
progress
in
its
efforts,
outperforming
certain
counterparts.
However,
there
pressing
need
intensify
efforts
curtail
emissions
enhance
renewable
utilization.
Union’s
support
coordination
deemed
crucial
facilitating
endeavors,
alongside
fostering
wider
adoption
best
practices
among
member
states.
developed
stands
as
valuable
tool
ongoing
evaluation
transformation
processes
across
nations.
Smart Cities,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
5(2), P. 668 - 699
Published: May 20, 2022
This
review
study
attempts
to
summarize
available
energy
storage
systems
in
order
accelerate
the
adoption
of
renewable
energy.
Inefficient
have
been
shown
function
as
a
deterrent
implementation
sustainable
development.
It
is
therefore
critical
conduct
thorough
examination
existing
and
soon-to-be-developed
technologies.
Various
scholarly
publications
fields
reviewed
summarized.
Data
themes
further
highlighted
with
use
appropriate
figures
tables.
Case
studies
examples
major
projects
also
researched
gain
better
understanding
technologies
evaluated.
An
insightful
analysis
present
other
possible
innovations
discovered
suitable
literature
illustrations.
report
emphasizes
necessity
for
an
efficient
system
if
be
widely
adopted.
Energies,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17(1), P. 176 - 176
Published: Dec. 28, 2023
Renewable
energy
sources,
encompassing
wind,
solar,
hydro,
and
geothermal
options,
are
assuming
an
increasingly
crucial
role
in
the
global
landscape.
They
present
a
sustainable
substitute
for
fossil
fuels,
effectively
reducing
greenhouse
gas
emissions
significantly
contributing
to
ongoing
efforts
against
climate
change.
The
widespread
adoption
of
renewable
technologies
has
undergone
rapid
expansion
on
scale,
propelled
by
governmental
policies,
technological
advancements,
decreasing
costs.
Despite
their
numerous
advantages,
sources
encounter
challenges
such
as
intermittent
supply,
storage
solutions,
integration
into
existing
power
grids.
Nevertheless,
with
sustained
investment
innovation,
have
potential
become
predominant
source
future.
This
article
conducts
bibliometric
analysis
research
Poland
Germany.
is
grounded
publications
catalogued
Web
Science
database,
spanning
years
from
1990
2023.
investigation
delves
topics
related
scrutinizes
most
frequently
cited
authored
individuals
these
two
countries.
stands
out
through
its
unique
value
proposition
compared
other
similar
studies
placing
distinctive
emphasis
critical
gaps,
storage,
smart
grid
technologies,
transportation.
Additionally,
study’s
focus
specific
trajectories
Germany
adoption,
coupled
identification
key
institutions
highest
centrality
index,
provides
unparalleled
insights
evolving
landscape
research.
findings
this
study
can
serve
valuable
information
policymakers,
researchers,
stakeholders
interested
promoting
advancement
utilization
sources.
Energies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(2), P. 421 - 421
Published: Jan. 15, 2024
The
article
presents
a
comprehensive
study
of
the
energy
strategies
both
countries,
aimed
at
achieving
their
goals
by
2050.
A
literature
review
global
trends
in
policy,
current
situation
Poland
and
Germany,
importance
sustainable
energy.
For
situation,
goals,
for
2050
are
described,
results
surveys
carried
out
using
survey
questionnaire
presented.
comparative
analysis
included
comparison
countries
surveys,
presented
tabular
form.
This
drew
conclusions
regarding
differences
similarities
approach
to
policy.
“Challenges
Prospects”
section
identifies
potential
challenges
opportunities
recommendations
future.
In
conclusion,
provides
thorough
analysis,
based
on
methodology
review,
questionnaire,
contains
important
implications
policy
Germany.
also
addresses
limitations
that
may
affect
interpretation
results.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(2), P. e0297856 - e0297856
Published: Feb. 28, 2024
In
2015,
193
UN
members
adopted
the
resolution
“Transforming
our
world:
2030
Agenda
for
Sustainable
Development”,
which
set
out
17
Development
Goals
to
be
achieved
by
2030.
The
aim
of
study
is
assess
progress
towards
meeting
SDG
7
“Ensure
access
affordable,
reliable,
sustainable
and
modern
energy
all”
individual
EU
countries
in
2010–2021
determine
their
distance
relation
target
Eurostat
monitors
assesses
using
seven
indicators.
These
indicators
were
used
create
an
aggregate
index.
order
limit
impact
compensation
effect
on
ranking
countries,
we
applied
dynamic
relative
taxonomy
with
geometric
mean
measure
that
takes
into
account
values
adjusted
data.
reveals
systematic
reaching
EU’s
period
2010–2021,
differences
between
clearly
decreasing.
smallest
can
observed
Sweden,
Denmark,
Estonia,
Austria.
By
far
greatest
has
been
Malta,
significant
Cyprus,
Latvia,
Belgium,
Ireland,
Poland.
Energies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(7), P. 1778 - 1778
Published: April 8, 2024
The
decarbonization
of
European
economies
is
an
established
reality
that
has
been
accelerating
in
recent
years.
focus
EU
policy
on
the
dynamic
transformation
energy
balances
Member
States,
which
most
significantly
impacts
reliant
coal.
In
context
emerging
megatrends,
this
study
sets
out
to
determine
extent
changes
occurring
Union
countries
relation
Green
Deal
paradigm.
objective
article
introduce
a
comprehensive
method
developed
by
authors
for
assessing
dynamics
under
study.
This
divided
into
two
phases.
Initially,
are
classified
according
matrix.
Subsequently,
actual
assessment
conducted
using
novel
composite
indicator,
ETPI
(Energy
Transition
Progress
Index),
based
analyses
2022
and
2013
Eurostat
data.
results
identify
leaders
transformation,
such
as
Sweden,
Germany,
Denmark,
France,
Italy,
Spain,
Austria,
Finland,
Netherlands,
while
highlighting
significant
challenges
facing
Poland
Bulgaria.
Energies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(3), P. 460 - 460
Published: Jan. 21, 2025
The
process
of
energy
transformation
is
one
the
crucial
elements
improvement
quality
consumed
energy.
aim
research
to
assess
European
Union
countries
in
terms
their
and
speed
adaptation
this
aspect
process.
We
by
means
synthetic
measure
obtained
dynamic
version
COmplex
PRoportional
ASsessment
(COPRAS)
method.
compare
with
dynamics
time
warping
method
hierarchical
clustering.
Obtained
results
indicate
best
respect
were
Malta,
Austria,
Germany,
worst
ones—Poland,
Czechia,
Slovakia.
was
evolving
right
direction—the
increased.
This
increase
fastest
Luxembourg,
Poland.
direction
for
future
extending
set
variables
also
consider
other
aspects
transformation.
