The Use of Renewable Energy in the Protection and Restoration of Surface Waters and Wetlands
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "B: Energy and Environment".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 12 July 2025 | Viewed by 114
Special Issue Editors
Interests: biosystems engineering
Interests: lakes; eutrophication; freshwater ecology; environment; water quality monitoring; ecosystem ecology; limnoecology; ecological monitoring; water quality analysis
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
A significant proportion of surface water has reached a high degree of eutrophication. Implementing protective treatments often becomes insufficient. It is necessary to implement methods of restoration of surface waters, especially lakes. This usually involves the need to engage substantial financial resources, often exceeding the capabilities of the owner or manager of the water reservoir. Increasingly, scientists are coming to the conclusion that water restoration should be carried out in a sustainable manner using only pro-ecological methods that are safe for aquatic ecosystems. The global energy crisis has triggered the search for new, low-energy technologies. The use of renewable energy in the protection and restoration of surface waters and wetlands is becoming a growing trend, but above all, a necessity. The aim of this Special Issue is to systematize the latest knowledge regarding the use of renewable energy in processes related to water protection and restoration. Manuscripts presenting specific technologies, machines or devices using renewable energy are welcome. The latest research results showing the use of renewable energy in the protection and restoration of surface waters and wetlands will also be published.
Areas of interest include:
- Solar energy in the process of protection and restoration of surface waters and wetlands.
- Wind energy in the process of protection and restoration of surface waters and wetlands.
- The energy of flowing water in the process of water protection and restoration.
- The impact of solar energy on the biodiversity of aquatic ecosystems.
- The use of renewable energy in the process of artificial aeration of surface waters.
- The use of natural biological processes (in the context of renewable energy) in the restoration of surface waters and wetlands.
- Economic aspects of the use of renewable energy in the restoration of surface waters and wetlands.
- Ecological aspects of the use of renewable energy in the restoration of surface waters and wetlands.
Dr. Andrzej Osuch
Dr. Ewa Osuch
Prof. Dr. Anna Kozak
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- renewable energy
- water restoration
- solar energy
- wind energy
- flowing water energy
- water protection
- weatlands restoration
- weatlands protection
