Application of substitute materials in eco-conscious manufacturing
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https://doi.org/10.23925/2179-3565.2026v17i1p55-66Keywords:
Renewable energy sources, Green production, Climate change, Energy efficiency, Environmental security, Food security, Sustainable development, Bioenergy, Energy independence, Circular economyAbstract
Modern climate challenges, growing energy consumption, and the need to reduce dependence on fossil resources make the use of renewable energy sources(further – RES) a key area of sustainable development. In Ukraine, the relevance of this problem is exacerbated by a combination of military threats, economic instability, and environmental risks. The purpose of the study is to identify the role of RES in green manufacturing and characterize their impact on environmental safety and energy efficiency, along with barriers and prospects for implementation. The methodological basis is an interdisciplinary approach that combines the analysis of international reports, scientific publications, statistical data, and scenario modeling. The results show that solar and wind energy are the most effective in rapidly reducing emissions, bioenergy contributes to the development of a circular economy, while hydro and geothermal energy ensure long-term stability of energy supply. It has been established that the introduction of RES in the agricultural sector can compensate for yield losses, reduce energy costs, and increase the adaptive capacity of production systems. In the industrial sector, the use of hybrid models with a combination of traditional and RES contributes to the modernization of energy-intensive industries and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. The practical significance of the study lies in the possibility of applying the results to the formation of state strategies for sustainable development, the creation of local energy clusters and support for energy independence. The identified legal, economic, and technological barriers point to the need for integrated approaches that combine innovative solutions, international cooperation, and educational initiatives. The findings confirm the novelty of the study in terms of a comprehensive assessment of the impact of RES on green production and emphasize the need for further interdisciplinary research based on analytical reports of international organizations and the integration of innovative solutions into national sustainable development strategies.
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