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Assessing the Biennial Conference on Science and Technology (BICOST IX) 2023 technical output on Renewable energy, Energy storage and Green Hydrogen in line with UN SDG Commitments

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  • D, Silva S. K. B.
  • K.G.D, Piyumali
  • Perera, Rasitha Thilini Suranjana
  • Kaluarachchi, K.D. K. G
  • Munagamage, Thilini
  • R.M.R, Ahammed
  • P, Piyankarage C. S.
  • Shahmy, Seyed

    (National Science and Technology Commission)

  • Karunaratne, Veranja

Abstract

Renewable energy, energy storage, and green hydrogen (EES) in Sri Lanka have a significant relationship with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This commentary aims to provide a critical perspective on the report's recommendations of the National Science and Technology Commission's Biennial Conference 2023 on Science and Technology (BISOST IX), the sub-thematic technical report on Clean Energy, and their alignment with the UN SDGs in the Sri Lankan context. The technical report provides insightful recommendations for Sri Lanka's energy sector under three main sections: renewable energy, energy storage, and green hydrogen. Also, it explores the potential of various renewable energy sources, energy storage systems, and green hydrogen as sustainable solutions to address the country's energy challenges with spill over effects that contribute the enterprise's job creation to the development of the economy.

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  • D, Silva S. K. B. & K.G.D, Piyumali & Perera, Rasitha Thilini Suranjana & Kaluarachchi, K.D. K. G & Munagamage, Thilini & R.M.R, Ahammed & P, Piyankarage C. S. & Shahmy, Seyed & Karunaratne, Veranja, 2023. "Assessing the Biennial Conference on Science and Technology (BICOST IX) 2023 technical output on Renewable energy, Energy storage and Green Hydrogen in line with UN SDG Commitments," SocArXiv 72g43, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:socarx:72g43
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/72g43
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