Economic, Social and Environmental Assessment of Electricity Generation from Renewable and Gas Technologies
Growing demand for electricity and the reduction of fossil fuels have made it essential to consider alternative and renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind, to generate electricity. In this paper, by computing levelized output energy cost and levelized cost of electricity, the prices of electricity generated from the different combined cycle, wind, and photovoltaic power plants are compared. Moreover, data envelopment analysis method is used to evaluate and compare power generation technologies. The results showed that the total cost of electricity generated from fossil fuels is higher than what generated from renewable power plants and that renewable technologies have the highest compliance with sustainability criteria.
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An Analysis of Lighting Quality in University Buildings in District 6 of Tehran: Proposing Improvement Strategies Aligned with Relevant Requirements and Life Cycle Cost Assessment
Mohammad Kazemi, Aliyeh Kazemi *
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Analysis of Lighting Systems in Commercial and Office Buildings in District 2 of Tehran and Validation of Solutions with a Flexibility Optimization Model
Mohammad Kazemi, Aliyeh Kazemi *
Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Iranian Architecture, -
Presenting a Multi-objective Mathematical Model for Smart Grids Considering Load Response Programs
Mohammadhossein Tahari-Mehrjardi, Aliyeh Kazemi *,
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A Multi-objective Mathematical Model for Optimal Energy Management of Smart Residential Areas Considering Uncertainty
Mohammadhossein Tahari, Aliyeh Kazemi *, Hamed Shakouri G
Journal of Modern Research in Decision Making,