Mitigating Climate Change Through Community-Based Microgrid

Mitigating Climate Change Through Community-Based Microgrid

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Abstract— GreenHouse Gasses’ (GHG) emission control is the greatest environmental challenge facing the world. The energy sector accounts for the highest percentage of environmental pollution. Emissions from internal combustion power generators are high and these emissions are responsible for the fast depletion of the ozone layer. Though there are other ...
 
Published at International Journal of Emerging Technology and Advanced Engineering
Volume 4
Issue 4
Published in 2014
 
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HE Orovwode, COA Awosope, FE Idachaba, AU Adoghe, A Adelakun
Orovwode (MNSE REng (COREN)) Hope
 
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