Sustainable Energy Management: Evaluation of Sustainable Energy Systems in London, Doha, and Lagos

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Sustainable energy development

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Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................5
Systems of sustainable energy...................................................................................................6
London....................................................................................................................................6
Doha.......................................................................................................................................6
Lagos......................................................................................................................................7
Demands for the environmental legislation and energy management standards along with
ethical practices of energy management-...................................................................................7
London....................................................................................................................................7
Doha.......................................................................................................................................7
Lagos......................................................................................................................................8
The Role of health and safety management for the generation sustainable energy-..................9
London....................................................................................................................................9
Doha.......................................................................................................................................9
Issues in connection to creating sustainable management framework-................................10
Framework to be adopted by holistic business perspectives-..................................................11
References................................................................................................................................14

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Introduction
Sustainable development refers to the economic development of a society or country without the
depletion of the natural resources of the environment or the ecosystem.
The need for sustainable energy around the world is increasing with passing time, due to the decrease
or depletion in the natural resources around the world. The conservation of these natural resources is
of extreme importance as the excessive of the natural resources for the personal purposes has led to
extinction of certain resources from earth (Yigit, and Acarkan, 2018). Various countries around the
world are focusing on the renewable sources of energy, mainly including the Hydropower, solar
plants, windmills and green spaces. These are some of the examples or the sustainable development or
the tasks undertaken for the sustainable development (Edomah, 2019).
The report describes the evaluation of the needs and requirements of sustainable development
regarding the housing in the urban areas, transportation and the industrialisation in the capital states of
three countries namely, London-UK, Doha-Qatar, and Lagos-Nigeria. The development level of
sustainable development in these capital states of these countries and identification of the laws and
regulations prevailing over there regarding the environment conservation and protection of the natural
habitat of that country. The use of the chemicals in the industries, and the air emitted by the same
effects the environment adversely. The fuels used for the transportation purpose are now depleting
due to increasing consumption of the same in the developed cities around the world. The assessment
of the health and safety management through the sustainable development in the above mentioned
states around the world to protect the resources and conserve the natural habitat (Davis, et al, 2018).

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Systems of sustainable energy
The sustainable energy systems include the generation of energy through the renewable sources of
energy. Generation of the electricity through hydropower, solar energy, geothermal energy, and wind
energy are the basic sustainable energy systems. Requirements for the adaption of the sustainable
energy systems-
 Financial capital- the installation of the sustainable energy systems requires financial support
from the governments as it requires a huge amount of finance.
 Technology- the technology is of the basic requirement of the sustainable energy system as
without it the instalment of the same is not possible
 Population- the worth of the sustainable energy is proved by the use of the same by the
population of the country. the acceptance of the use of the sustainable energy is significant as the
population of the country is going to be the ultimate user of the same.
 Political stability- the political stability of the country is important as the government has to
look after the adoption of the sustainable energy systems, for the successful implementation of
the same the political stability is a must requirement.
 Energy demand- the rise in the demand of the sustainable energy is due to the depletion of the
non-renewable sources of energy. Hence, the demand for the renewable source of energy
increased.
 Energy supply- the energy supply of the sustainable energy is done via the use of the solar
energy, wind energy, tidal energy and the geothermal energy.
 Renewable energy- the renewable source of energy is the energy source supplied through the
non-exhaustible sources of the energy.
 Market effectiveness- with the implementation of certain laws by the government the use of
sustainable energy systems is mandatory in several countries, which leads the increase in the
demand of these systems across the world resulting in the market effectiveness (Davis, et al,
2018).