Abstract
The transition to clean energy sources represents a significant but necessary challenge, particularly in integrating them efficiently with existing grid infrastructure. This article underscores the crucial and indispensable role that mechanical engineers play in designing and optimizing clean energy systems, a role that directly impacts the environment we live in. By examining the imperative for grid modernization and the essential role of energy storage solutions, the article sheds light on the critical steps needed to ensure a smooth and effective transition to clean energy. Key questions addressed include: How can aging grid infrastructure be upgraded to handle the variability of renewable energy? What are the most effective energy storage solutions to mitigate power fluctuations? How can distributed energy resources be efficiently integrated into the grid? Ultimately, this work underscores the frontier contribution of mechanical engineers in shaping a sustainable energy future, highlighting their expertise in overcoming the technical hurdles that stand in the way of a cleaner, more efficient energy landscape.
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IRE Journals:
Pius Obukohwo
"Integrating Clean Energy with Existing Infrastructure: The Role of Mechanical Engineering" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 7 Issue 12 2024 Page 362-370
IEEE:
Pius Obukohwo
"Integrating Clean Energy with Existing Infrastructure: The Role of Mechanical Engineering" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, 7(12)
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