全球太阳能发电研究的图书统计评估和可视化:生产率,贡献者和热门话题
Xiaozan Lyu1, Tianqi Ruan2, Wujun Wang3
1Department of Administrative Management, School of Law, Hangzhou City University, Hangzhou, 310015, China.
Environmental science and pollution research international
|January 4, 2024
概括
全球太阳能发电研究正在增长,中国和美国处于领先地位. 关键领域包括矿太阳能电池和光伏系统集成,突出显示向可持续能源解决方案的转变.
科学领域:
- * 多学科重点涵盖材料科学,应用物理学,能源和燃料,物理化学,纳米科学和纳米技术.
- * 跨学科研究对于推进太阳能技术至关重要.
背景情况:
- * 全球迫切需要可持续能源,以应对化石燃料依赖导致的气候变化.
- * 太阳能被认为是关键的可再生资源,学术和政策关注度越来越高.
研究的目的:
- *对全球太阳能发电研究进行文献分析.
- * 确定太阳能领域的关键趋势,主要贡献者和新兴研究领域.
主要方法:
- * 图书统计分析使用来自Web of Science数据库的出版物和引用数据.
- *对研究成果进行系统审查,以绘制太阳能研究的景观.
主要成果:
- * 太阳能发电出版物和引文在全球范围内持续增加,这表明学术界的兴趣日益增加.
- *中国和美国是主要的贡献者,中国科学院是最富有成效的机构.
- *新兴热门话题包括矿太阳能电池,光伏系统分析和电网整合挑战 (稳定性,灵活性).
结论:
- * 太阳能发电研究领域正在强地扩大,这是全球能源需求所推动的.
- * 了解研究趋势和关键参与者对于研究人员,政策制定者和行业利益相关者来说至关重要.
- *继续专注于矿等先进材料,并解决整合问题,将塑造未来太阳能技术的发展.
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