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Purpose: Integrated energy modeling is vital to green governance and sustainable energy transitions Even with global decarbonization agreements, countries are still dealing with siloed data systems, ineffective institutional coordination, and the absence of decision support systems that can paradoxically connect the energy economy environment society nexus Methods: This work examines global experiences, scholarly works, and prominent global reports to assess the value and policy relevance of integrated energy modeling systems and their constituent parts, functions, and integrated energy modeling systems This considers optimization, simulation, and hybrid modeling systems while also concentrating on the degree of financial, network, and social institutional integration Results: This shows that energy transition planning needs governance, active participation, and feedback loops to foster a more integrative model of governance that transcends techno economic parameters and also incorporates uncertainty Evidence drawn from the EU and large developing countries India and China and from cities Ottawa, the C40 supports the value of key principles that include alignment of the model with policy questions, incorporation of financial and grid subsystems, and phased model building to cope with data sparsity Those enhance the credibility of scenarios, policy buy in, and the coherence of planning Conclusion: Integrated energy modeling thus implies a more active, policy driven planning paradigm
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Taheri, Ali and Mehrooz, Nafiseh and Jafari, Arezoo and Chegini, Mahdi,1404,Integrated Energy Modeling for Green Governance: A Review,The 3rd National Conference on Environmental Challenges: The role of industry, mining, and society in developing green governance,Tehran
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