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, Hallouz Fatma, Ikhlef Djamel Eddine, Boudjaada Lyes
Objective: The aim of this study is to examine the sustainable use of energy sources in Algeria, focusing on the need to improve the efficiency of managing non-renewable resources in light of increasing global energy consumption and its environmental impacts. Given that Algeria heavily relies on non-renewable energies, the research addresses the importance of enhancing the sustainability of these sources to align with global development goals.
Theoretical Framework: The theoretical framework discusses the role of energy in global economies, particularly emphasizing the environmental challenges posed by non-renewable energy sources. It explores concepts related to sustainable development, resource management, and the importance of aligning national energy policies with global sustainability standards.
Methodology: The study utilizes a comprehensive review of existing literature and energy consumption data in Algeria. It assesses current resource management practices, explores policy frameworks, and identifies opportunities for improving energy efficiency and sustainability. The methodology includes both qualitative and quantitative analyses to provide a holistic understanding of the issue.
Findings: The results indicate that Algeria's heavy reliance on non-renewable energy sources necessitates immediate action to improve resource management efficiency. The study highlights key areas where policy improvements can lead to more sustainable use of energy, ultimately contributing to long-term economic and environmental stability.
Research, Practical & Social Implications: The study has significant implications for energy policy development in Algeria, offering insights into how the country can better manage its non-renewable energy resources. Practically, it suggests actionable strategies for improving energy efficiency and aligning with global sustainability goals. Socially, the research emphasizes the importance of addressing energy consumption patterns to reduce environmental harm and ensure sustainable development.
Originality/Value: The value of the study lies in its focus on Algeria, providing context-specific insights into sustainable energy management. It highlights the urgent need for improving the efficiency of non-renewable resource use in a country that heavily depends on such sources, while offering practical recommendations for policy makers to foster sustainable development in the energy sector.
