Renewable Energy PLTS / NUKLIR

No Title Author Result Gap Research Result Reweal

1. Renewable Energy 1. Muhammad Indra al The results show that solar This research examines the The contribution of this
Projections For Irsyad energy has the lowest level of dominant sources of error study is threefold. First,
Climate Change 2. Anthony Halog uncertainty as it has the most by comparing errors in the our study guides
Mitigation: An 3. Rabindra Nepal achievable capacity projection of renewable policymakers to
Analysis Of projections. However, other energy capacity and understand the
Uncertainty And renewables entail more production. uncertainties and errors
Errors attractive policies and further Three indicators were used in their renewable
research is needed for the for analysis: mean targets. Second, the
advancement of reliable percentage error (MPE), results, by providing
technology and accurate mean absolute percentage information about the
weather predictions. error (MAPE) and the mean most achievable
of the difference between renewable targets, may
absolute percentage error of assist risk-averse
capacity and absolute countries to secure their
percentage error of energy supplies. Lastly,
production (MDAPE). we identify issues that
need more attention in
renewable energy
planning.
2. Transmission 1. Tumiran The results showed that the The gap research identified In order to improve the
Expansion Planning 2. Lesnanto Multa 275 kV backbone, which was in the provided excerpt system reliability,
for the Putranto built in 2022, would violate revolves around the need for generation and
Optimization of 3. Roni Irnawan three criteria: the economic upgrading transmission transmission expansion
Renewable Energy 4. Sarjiya voltage, N-1 contingency and lines to 500 kV is required planning should be
Integration in the 5. Adi Priyanto voltage stability. On the other to achieve the energy mix executed simultaneously
Sulawesi Electricity 6. Suroso Isnandar hand, the 500 kV backbone target to meet the economical
System 7. Ira Savitri voltage level fulfills all of the investment cost and
criteria. The result of this satisfy the reliability
research was considered in the standard. For this
 electricity planning documents purpose, the necessity of
in Sulawesi. From a technical a backbone system with
and economical perspective, a higher voltage level
the 500 kV backbone was than the existing 150 kV
chosen for the SES. system should be
considered, including
the interconnection
option between the two
existing systems in
Sulawesi
3. Exploring 1. Ram Avtar The results show that using The gap research identified 1. Wind energy
Renewable Energy 2. Netrananda Sahu remote sensing techniques, not in the provided excerpt development
Resources Using 3. Ashwani Kumar only improves the speed, cost- revolves around the need an strongly depends on
Remote Sensing Aggarwal effectiveness, precision, and in-situ data for the remote sensing and
and GIS—A 4. Shamik Chakraborty timeliness for the estimation of validation of the satellite- GIS technologies to
Review 5. Ali Kharrazi various parameters of various based outcomes as well as optimize its
6. Ali P. Yunus parameters used in the physical and mathematical potential. The
7. Jie Dou exploration of different modeling. SODAR, LiDAR,
8. Tonni Agustiono renewable energy resources, and SAR are useful
Kurniawan but also provides multi-spatio- to identify optimal
temporal information. conditions for wind
power development,
such as the wind
power density, or its
proximity to the
electric grid among
others.
2. SAR data in this
study is useful for
mineral, biomass and
solar energy
mapping. Satellite
 imagery uses passive
(optical) and active
(radar and LiDAR)
sensors to effectively
estimate various
forest biophysical
parameters for
biomass estimation.
SAR is also useful in
developing detailed
offshore wind
analysis for wind
assessment.

4. Revisiting the role 1. Noshaba Aziz, The result of this study This is the first study to use The findings of
of forestry, 2. Arshian Sharif validates the EKC hypothesis ecological footprint (EF) as renewable energy
agriculture, and 3. Ali Raza for Pakistan and shows an indicator to test the consumption and forest
renewable energy 4. Kong Rong quantile-dependent environmental Kuznets area show significant
in testing relationship, and in that case, curve (EKC) hypothesis in negative effects on
environment using the conventional Pakistan using a novel ecological footprints,
Kuznets curve in methods may somewhat lead to approach of quantile which indicates that by
Pakistan: evidence biased results. autoregressive distributed increasing renewable
from Quantile lag (QARDL) initiated by energy usage and forest
ARDL approach Cho et al. area, ecological
footprints can be
minimized.
The short-term effects
of agricultural
production findings on
EF show statistically
negative results.
5. Maximum 1. Tumiran he results show that VRE Variables used to determine This study aims to
 Penetration 2. Lesnanto penetration at a capacity of VRE’s maximum determine the maximum
Determination Of Multa Putranto 5,000 MWp increases the penetration are properties of allowable penetration of
Variable Renewable 3. Sarjiya grid’s ramping requirement. In thermal generating units, VRE generation in the
Energy Generation: 4. Eko Yudo Pramono 2023, the maximum allowable such as ramping capability, Java–Bali power grid
A Case In Java– penetration of VRE’s capacity technical minimum load, over the 2019–2023
Bali Power in the Java–Bali system is and primary energy case study period. The
Systems 5.85%, with a total installed conversion mechanism peak load of the system
capacity of 6,447 MWp for is 27.070 MW, as of
solar power plants and a peak 2018
load of 36,669 MW. For this study, prior
generation scheduling
without VRE
penetration is given,
optimized by the unit
commitment (UC)
procedure.
6. The Impact Of 1. Jozef R. Pattiruhu The results revealed that The quantitative method has negative linkage
Budget, positive nexus among the been executed through between the energy
Accountability budget approved for which secondary data has import and
Mechanisms And environmental development, been extracted from the environmental
Renewable Energy accountability mechanism of database of World Bank sustainability
Consumption On the government, renewable along with the finance development of
Environmentally energy consumption and ministry of Indonesia from Indonesia. These
Sustainable environmental sustainability 1985 to 2017 while for the findings provided
Development: development of Indonesia in analysis purpose ARDL suitable measures to the
Evidence From both the short and long run. approach has been used. regulatory authority of
Indonesia the country that they
should approve more
budget for
environmental
development along with
maintaining the high
 accountability
mechanism that
enhances the
environmental
sustainability
development in
Indonesia
7. Advanced 1. Munawar Khalil In this review, the application This review serves to 1. the most recent
Nanomaterials For 2. Grandprix T.M. Kadja of different types of advanced highlight current progress progress
Catalysis: Current 3. Moh. Mualliful Ilmi nanomaterials, such as on the application of suggested that
Progress In Fine metallic, alloys, and metal nanomaterials for catalysis there are still
Chemical oxide nanoparticles, applications, specifically in tremendous
Synthesis, nanocomposites, nano- fine chemical synthesis, opportunities
Hydrocarbon heterostructures, and carbon- hydrocarbon processing, and prospects in
Processing, And based nanomaterials, was and renewable energy. Here, developing
Renewable Energy highlighted. Furthermore, the the performance of different different
catalytic mechanisms on how types of nanomaterials in nanocatalysts
these nanomaterials provide various reactions is based on earth-
superiority in their catalytic summarized. Besides, abundant
performances are also comprehensive discussions elements
highlighted to enable of their catalytic mechanism 2. It is also
researchers to design better and are also provided. identified that
suitable solutions for various Furthermore, several several
industrial-related problems. challenges and future techniques, such
outlook for the application as
of nanomaterials in the heterostructuring
catalysis industry are also ,
presented. In most cases, functionalization
noble metal-based , and doping,
nanomaterials such as Pd, were proven to
Pt, and Au, were still be able to
considered as one of the enhance the
 most active catalysts in catalytic activity
various industrial processes. of the
In this review, we have nanomaterials.
listed several types of active
nanocatalysts that are often
used in various reactions in
fine chemical synthesis
industries, such as
hydrogenation, oxidation,
C-C coupling, C-N bond
formation, and cyclization
reactions
8. Influence Of The 1. Muchran The results indicate the ARDL The study has used the conclude that to reduce
Renewable And 2. Arifin Idrus Bound Test confirms the autoregressive-distributed the emission levels
Non-Renewable 3. Syamsiah Badruddin cointegration betweenCO2, lag (ARDL) methodology to which promote
Energy 4. Mariana Tenreng income, energy consumption, estimate the cointegration the use for renewable-
Consumptions And 5. Muklis Kanto renewable and non-renewable in-between the model and energy resources, on the
Real-Income On energy consumption. The long- also for long and short-run other hand, it
Environmental run estimates obtained from the estimates of the model. also demotivates the
Degradation In ARDL model show that an usage of non-renewable
Indonesia increase in renewable energy energies source
consumption reduces in Indonesia
environmental degradation This study suggested
while an increase in non- that in order to reduce
renewable energy consumption the CO2 emissions
increases CO2 emission levels. Indonesian government
needs to: adopt
renewable energy
resources, encourage the
industries to adopt clean
technology and
renewable energies, and
 raise public-awareness
of healthy ways of
energy-consumptions
9. Building Business 1. Dewi Mustikaningsih The findings of this study state The purpose of this study Future research could
Performance 2. Martha Fani that to improve business was to measure the level of focus on all
through Partnership Cahyandito performance, influence of strategic stakeholders involved in
Strategy Model: 3. Umi Kaltum strategic partnerships need to partnerships in creating the renewable power
Evidence from 4. Sri Sarjana be carried out optimally better business performance generation industry in
Renewable Energy through various efforts in renewable energy Indonesia can improve
Industry in including strengthening industry companies in their business
Indonesia collaboration in aligning the Indonesia. performance so as to
supply chain increase electricity
and developing dynamic supply to remote
capabilities within the villages and be able to
organization. transform the use of
primary energy sources
from fossil to
environmentally
friendly renewable
energy whose potential
is widespread in various
regions so that the
sustainability of life in
the world is increasingly
maintained.
10. Economic 1. Batara Surya The results showed that An explanatory sequential Use of renewable
Evaluation, Use of 2. Andi Muhibuddin renewable energy which has approach was used. Data energy in the
Renewable Energy, 3. Seri Suriani the potential to used, in the were obtained through management of urban
and Sustainable 4. Emil Salim Rasyidi Mamminasata Metropolitan observation, surveys, and development will
Urban 5. Baharuddin urban area to support economic documentation. require support from
Development 6. Andi Tenri Fitriyah growth and increase urban government policies, as
Mamminasata 7. Herminawaty productivity, namely water well as community and
Metropolitan, Abubakar energy, wind energy, and business participation.
Indonesia biomass energy. This study recommends
a renewable energy
management strategy as
an important part of
supporting the
sustainability of urban
development in
Metropolitan
Mamminasata,
Indonesia