#6513. Hybrid wind-municipal solid waste biomass power plant location selection considering waste collection problem: a case study

February 2027publication date
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Energy Engineering and Power Technology;
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Abstract:
Significant increments of energy demand and the need to decarbonize the existing energy systems motivate policymakers to utilize renewable energy resources. Accordingly, this paper suggests a hybrid electricity generation system that operates with wind and municipal solid waste biomass to generate monotonous currents and protect the environment by using a portion of the urban wastes. To select a hybrid power plant location, Z-number data envelopment analysis is employed considering economic, social, environmental, and strategic factors, in addition to reliability of fuzzy data. Furthermore, a routing problem is solved by the particle swarm optimization algorithm to calculate the optimal cost of urban waste gathering.
Keywords:
data envelopment analysis; hybrid wind-municipal solid waste biomass power plant; Location selection; multi-criteria decision making; waste collection problem; Z-number uncertainty

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