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Energy status and practices for efficient energy management to reduce power interruptions: a case study on Tulkarm district in Palestine by Salah, Wael A., Abuhelwa, Mai

“…Tulkarm is a Palestinian city with a rapidly growing population; thus, energy consumption sometimes becomes an issue. This study presents the reality of energy…”
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Analysis of Energy Recovery from Municipal Solid Waste and Its Environmental and Economic Impact in Tulkarm, Palestine by Salah, Wael A., Atatri, Manar, Zaid, Aya, Abuhafeza, Rama, Abuhelwa, Mai, Bashir, Mohammed J. K., Abu Zneid, Basem

“…Municipal solid waste management (SWM) is one of the most useful applications of renewable energy, supporting the market for renewable energy and assisting in…”
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The key role of sustainable renewable energy technologies in facing shortage of energy supplies in Palestine: Current practice and future potential by Salah, Wael A., Abuhelwa, Mai, Bashir, Mohammed JK

“…Renewable and sustainable energy technologies can play a major rule in Palestine due to its dependability and security. Some facts about the electricity and…”
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Overview on the current practices and future potential of bioenergy use in Palestine by Salah, Wael A., Abuhelwa, Mai, Bashir, Mohammed J.K.

“…Palestine has considerable potential for bioenergy production, which can contribute to the independence of the nation's energy sector. However, few projects…”
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Exploring public perception and willingness to pay for a renewable source of energy: evidence from an emerging economy of renewable-energy development by Bashir, Mohammed J K, Abdelhak, Senadjki, Salah, Wael A, Abuhelwa, Mai

“…The study focuses on the transition from conventional energy sources to sustainable renewable energy (RE) in Palestine, particularly in the West Bank and Gaza…”
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Potential energy production from organic waste and its environmental and economic impacts at a tertiary institution in Palestine by Abuhelwa, Mai, Salah, Wael A., Bashir, Mohammed J. K.

“…Municipal solid waste (MSW) is one of the most well‐known biomass resources that can be utilized to produce renewable energy. Numerous countries are plagued by…”
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