Education indicators and decision analytics: A basis for using renewable energy sources and knowledge management
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https://doi.org/10.31181/jdaic10013072025mKeywords:
education indicators, decision analytics, strategic energy management, energy sectorAbstract
Knowledge about decision analytics and knowledge management is essential when it comes to using renewable energy sources. Strategic energy management and education indicators play an important role in the application of modern technologies. Knowledge management can provide significant long-term energy benefits while requiring the same level of financial investment. The use of renewable energy sources necessitates a high level of knowledge management, particularly during the installation phase. Importing modern energy plants in the energy sector is possible, but it is not always the best solution. This paper discusses the importance of knowledge management and having educated personnel. Engineers need to know how to perform tasks related to the installation and maintenance of alternative energy plants. Education indicators are essential for avoiding problems and ensuring effective strategic management. Knowledge is a key resource that provides a competitive advantage in the European market. One of the most crucial requirements for achieving the energy policy goals is the Energy Sector Development Strategy of the Republic of Serbia up to 2025 with Projections up to 2030. Effective education indicators and adequate decision making in the field of applying renewable energy sources is also crucial for the which involves maintaining installed equipment. A lack of knowledge management during the implementation phase can lead to shorter exploitation periods and technical problems.
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