Involving Communities in Green Energy-Powered Sustainable Transportation Solutions

Abstract

Sustainable transportation encompasses low- and zero-emission, energy-efficient, and cost-effective modes of transportation, such as domestic fuels and electric and alternative-fuel cars. For a number of reasons, community involvement is crucial to the long-term viability and success of transportation projects. First and foremost, communities bear the direct cost of pollution, traffic, and infrastructure growth as a result of transportation networks. Communities' distinct viewpoints, needs, and concerns may be addressed by including them in decision-making processes. This assures that programs are adapted to local settings and well-received by locals. Additionally, community involvement encourages people to feel empowered and in control of their lives, which inspires them to take an active role in and support sustainable transportation initiatives. In the proposed system, bio genset produces 12,571.500MWh of energy per year, the generic flat plate PV produces 1,685.699 MWh of energy per year, providing a total of 14,257.199MWh of energy per year.