MANAGERIAL CONSIDERATIONS ON NONCONVENTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES TO CAPITALIZATION OF THE ENERGY RESOURCES
Keywords:
non-conventional technologies, energy sources, management, Romania state of art, 2020 target
Abstract
The continuous development of industry demands increasing amounts of energy. Hence, there is a quest for obtaining and promoting nonconventional technologies by renewable energy whichfuels the quest for non-conventional technologies used in the field of energy. There are international regulations concerning the management of energy resources in general, which can be applied in managing the renewable energy resources. Romania joined the international efforts in the area of promoting renewable energy resources. The targets assumed (24% of the total energy produced in Romania by 2020 should come from renewable sources) can be achieved if the current regulations and management methods are followed.
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Published
2015-03-31
How to Cite
Maris, S., Cernescu, L., Mnerie, G., & Dungan, L. (2015). MANAGERIAL CONSIDERATIONS ON NONCONVENTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES TO CAPITALIZATION OF THE ENERGY RESOURCES. Nonconventional Technologies Review, 19(1). Retrieved from http://www.revtn.ro/index.php/revtn/article/view/97
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