Author(s)

Yanting Shi ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ China Energy Longyuan Environmental Protection Co., Ltd, Beijing, China

Corresponding Author

Yanting Shi

ABSTRACT

With the increasing severity of global climate change and environmental issues, the development of new energy has become an essential part of the energy strategy of various countries. New energy technologies, characterized by their cleanliness and renewability, are gradually replacing traditional energy sources, shaping the future trend of energy development. In this context, coal-fired power plants, representing a traditional energy industry, are facing immense pressure and challenges. To address these challenges, coal-fired power plants need to actively explore and implement energy-saving management models, improve energy efficiency, and reduce environmental pollution, adapting to the trend of new energy development. This involves optimizing the energy structure and integrating new energy generation technologies to progressively reduce the proportion of coal-fired power generation, thereby decreasing carbon emissions and energy consumption. Furthermore, coal-fired power plants should utilize advanced technology and equipment to enhance coal combustion efficiency and reduce energy wastage in production processes. The transformation process requires coal-fired power plants to actively adapt, adopting effective energy-saving management models to align with the trend of new energy development. Over time, this will enhance the competitiveness and sustainability of coal-fired power plants, promoting the optimization of China's energy structure and advancements in environmental protection.

KEYWORDS

New Energy Context; Coal-Fired Power Plants; Management Models

CITE THIS PAPER

Yanting Shi, Research on Energy Saving Management Models for Coal-Fired Power Plants in the Context of New Energy. Smart Systems and Green Energy (2023) Vol. 5: 17-22. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/ssge.2023.050103.

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