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SM ISO690:2012 GUŢU-CHETRUŞCA, Corina, BRAGA, Dumitru. Energy Crises-Energy Transition Driving Force. In: Sielmen: 14 International Conference on Electromechanical and Energy Systems, Ed. 14, 11-13 octombrie 2023, Craiova. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.: Editura ALMA, 2023, Ediția 14, p. 0. ISBN 979-835031524-0. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1109/SIELMEN59038.2023.10290742 |
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Conferința "Sielmen" 14, Craiova, Romania, 11-13 octombrie 2023 | ||||||
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The geographical distribution of energy resources on the territory of a limited number of countries allows them to hold a monopoly and dictate the regulations in the fuel markets, subsequently often causing energy crises. These, as a result, are leading to economic crises, food crises, and social crises. Anti-crisis measures taken by society have a positive impact on energy development. Thus, the oil crisis of the 1970s turned energy efficiency into a self-contained problem, independent of the technical fields to which it is applied. The recent gas crisis has led to a high increase in the installed capacities of renewable energy sources and may be a turning point in the energy transition toward a cleaner and more secure global energy system. |
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Cuvinte-cheie countermeasures, energy crisis, energy efficiency, Energy Security, Fossil Fuels, renewable energy sources |
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