Strategy for the development of solar and wind energy in the states of modern Asia

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DOI: 10.31483/r-107469
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Monograph «Economics and Law: problems, strategy, monitoring»
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Dmitrij N. Ermakov 1
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Глава 9
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105-118
Received: 11 July 2023

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1 Tsentr mirovoi politiki i strategicheskogo analiza FGBUN "Institut Kitaia i sovremennoi Azii RAN"
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Abstract

The chapter shows that solar battery and storage battery systems are capable of providing up to 70% of the needs of the population of a country located in the «southern» region of the world in electric energy. In conditions of strong sun and favorable wind rose, small-area solar panels and wind generators located in private homes are ways to solve global government tasks of saturating the country with energy. The monograph examines individual countries of Western Asia (Middle East) and the Arab Republic of Egypt. In some Asian states, within the framework of the «road maps», large-scale financing of programs is carried out, including on the terms of public-private partnership, aimed at the development of solar and wind energy. The Russian Federation undoubtedly has the necessary technological resources to help the countries of modern Asia in the development of solar and wind energy. The Russian Federation undoubtedly has the necessary technological resources to help the countries of modern Asia in the development of solar and wind energy. In the countries of modern Asia, the number of sunny days per year is many times higher than the climatic conditions of Europe. This circumstance creates favorable opportunities for the deployment of both small and global solar power plants, the installation of wind generators. The richest source of clean energy in the Arab world with its vast deserts is the sun.

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