Windmill Global Sourcing in an Initiative Using a Spherical Fuzzy Multiple-Criteria Decision Prototype

The government of Karnataka has resolved to promote and employ an increasing number of alternative fuels, particularly, wind energy. Selecting a windmill supplier is a key decision when developing a wind energy project, and investors must evaluate various qualitative and quantitative variables that...

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Published in:Energies (Basel) 2022-11, Vol.15 (21), p.8000
Main Authors: Raizah, Zehba, Kodipalya Nanjappa, Udaya, Ajjipura Shankar, Harshitha, Khan, Umair, Eldin, Sayed, Kumar, Rajesh, Galal, Ahmed
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Air-turbines
Alternative energy sources
Alternative fuels
Analysis
Buildings and facilities
Decision making
Electric power generation
Energy policy
Fuel technology
Fuzzy sets
fuzzy theory
Geothermal energy
Geothermal power
Hierarchies
Multiple criteria decision making
Multiple criterion
multiple-criteria decision modeling
Public contracts
Purchasing
spherical fuzzy sets
supplier evaluation for wind turbines
sustainable sources
Turbines
Wind power
Windmills
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Summary:The government of Karnataka has resolved to promote and employ an increasing number of alternative fuels, particularly, wind energy. Selecting a windmill supplier is a key decision when developing a wind energy project, and investors must evaluate various qualitative and quantitative variables that interact symmetrically to discover the best source. As a result, a multi-criteria decision-making procedure is applied to choose a wind turbine provider for wind power projects. A variety of approaches have been used to address this judgment process, some of which were predicated on the use of multi-criteria judgment techniques alone or in conjunction with some different multiple-criteria decision approaches. In this study, the researchers advocated selecting windmill producers for geothermal power generation using a judgment method based on a spherical fuzzy system. After the analyses of the last stage of this research, turbine manufacturers for installations could be suggested. The purpose of this research was to develop a fuzzy multi-criteria foundation for choosing appropriate rotor makers for electricity production. Specialists can utilize the conclusions of this study to choose an appropriate windmill operator in other states, including for green initiatives of a similar nature.
ISSN:1996-1073
1996-1073
DOI:10.3390/en15218000