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New Energy Utilization Rate and Coal Energy Economic Development Based on the Fuzzy Network Algorithm.
Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience
|September 6, 2022
Summary
This study explores new energy utilization in cities, focusing on wireless sensing for efficient energy management. It aims to identify scalable new energy solutions and promote sustainable urban development, moving away from fossil fuel dependence.
Area of Science:
- Environmental Science
- Urban Planning
- Energy Systems
Background:
- Increasing global energy demand strains traditional fossil fuel reliance.
- Fossil fuels cause significant environmental pollution, impacting societal development.
- Limited energy in wireless sensor networks necessitates efficient energy utilization research.
Purpose of the Study:
- To investigate new energy utilization rates in urban environments.
- To identify methods for large-scale new energy adoption.
- To provide insights for urban energy management and policy.
Main Methods:
- Literature review and internet information collation.
- Comprehensive data analysis.
- Application of wireless sensing for energy utilization research.
Main Results:
- Identified challenges in traditional energy models, particularly coal dependency in a specific province.
- Highlighted the unsustainability of high-consumption, high-pollution development.
- Demonstrated the potential of wireless sensing in analyzing new energy utilization.
Conclusions:
- Transitioning to new energy sources is crucial for sustainable urban development.
- Wireless sensing offers a viable approach to optimize new energy use.
- Policy and management strategies are needed to facilitate large-scale new energy adoption.
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