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Optimizing the Sustainability of Renewable Energy: A Review on the Impart of Internet of Things

C. Mazi Chukwuemeka, M. Ihedioha Uchechi, C. Onyedeke Obinna, Ezema Modesta, Uzo Blessing Chimezie, A. Idoko Nnamdi

Asian Journal of Research in Computer Science · pp. 44–52 · Published 10 Jun 2020

10.9734/ajrcos/2020/v5i430147

Abstract

The problems of energy usage wastage, conservation and optimization has always been there. Most significantly in third world countries with a high level of improper energy resource management. The world has become a global village and tending toward the transformational use of technology assets and materials to optimize the usage of renewable energy; in this case the Internet of things. Renewable Energy are actually energy source that are continually replenished naturally by nature. The internet of things are interconnected system through which hardware system device are given instruction for instance to reduce energy wastage; the potential for further reduction of fossil fuel usage and wasted energy is become cosmic. Optimization here is the appropriate management of the energy generated by energy sources through use of internet of things. The modern technology such as the internet of things is to help harness and improve in management by switching between renewable energy sources alongside the enhancement in making effective energy source at given time and energy consuming device.

Renewable energy internet of things optimization conventional energy source

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