International Journal of Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability (IJREES)

Journal Description

International Journal of Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability (IJREES) is a peer-reviewed scholarly publication dedicated to advancing the understanding, development, and implementation of renewable energy technologies and practices, as well as promoting sustainable environmental practices. IJREES serves as a platform for researchers, engineers, practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders to share their insights, discoveries, and innovations in the fields of renewable energy and environmental sustainability.


Aim and Scope: The primary aim of the International Journal of Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability (IJREES) is to foster the exchange of knowledge and ideas that contribute to the global transition towards a more sustainable energy future while addressing the critical environmental challenges of our time. The journal publishes original research articles, reviews, technical reports, and case studies focusing on, but not limited to, the following areas:

REVOLUTIONIZING ENTRY POINTS: DEVELOPING AN ELECTRONIC GATE SYSTEM WITH FACIAL RECOGNITION FOR IMPROVED ATTENDANCE MONITORING AND ACCESS CONTROL

10.5281/zenodo.10580220


Effective attendance monitoring is essential for the smooth running of any organization. Manual methods of attendance monitoring are time-consuming and prone to errors, leading to poor staff attendance and adverse impacts on the organization. Automated methods have been introduced, ranging from paper-based systems to biometric identification using fingerprints, face, and voice. This paper proposes an electronic gate system that can control access and monitor staff attendance using facial

Adeola O. Adeyemi
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pg. 1 NURTURING KNOWLEDGE: INCORPORATING RENEWABLE ENERGY CONCEPTS TO ENHANCE AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

10.5281/zenodo.10580214


Agriculture is a substantial consumer of energy, encompassing not only fuel usage in food and fiber production but also in the manufacturing of critical inputs like pesticides and fertilizers. In 2012, the U.S. agricultural sector devoured an astounding 800 trillion British thermal units (Btu), mirroring the primary energy consumption of an entire state, Utah. Renewable energy sources contributed 12.2% to the nation's energy consumption, with renewable electricity generation comprising

Michael James Smith
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FOSTERING SUSTAINABLE GROWTH: UTILIZING COMPOSTED AGAVE BAGASSE AS AN ECO-FRIENDLY MEDIUM FOR CULTIVATING STRAWBERRIES AND TOMATOES

10.5281/zenodo.10580216

In Mexico, the rapid growth of tequila production has led to a substantial increase in agave utilization, resulting in a surge of agave bagasse, a lignocellulosic by-product. This study explores the potential agricultural applications of agave bagasse, which now accounts for a significant portion of agave processing residues. Over the last 6 years, the production of agave bagasse has risen significantly, aligning with the booming tequila industry and related agave-based products. Agave

Carlos Eduardo González, María Fernanda Rodríguez, Juan Pablo Martínez
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AN ANALYSIS OF STAKEHOLDERS’ ENGAGEMENT AGAINST THE BACKDROP OF CHINA’S NASCENT ROLE AS THE WORLD LEADER IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES: A CHINESE VIEW OF DEVELOPMENT COMMUNICATION

10.5281/zenodo.10809260

China has positioned itself as the world leader in sustainable development resources. This has taken root regardless of being the highest emitter of C02. Scholars have insisted that economic interest is the underlying factor behind sustainable development. We investigate China’s commitment to sustainable development goals against the backdrop of its level of engagement with citizens on sustainable development. Growing knowledge among Chinese citizens about climate change and sustainable

Dr. Odorige Cathérine Enorédia, Dr. Saleh Saleh Mohamad , Meng Sihan
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