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PREDICTIVE MODELING FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY

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IJSREM64016

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May 2026

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1-5

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Bapuji Institute of Engineering and Technology Davangere

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SHRUTHI M T

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Bapuji Institute of Engineering and Technology Davangere

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Abstract

This project focuses on studying and predicting the adoption of re new able umph sources such as solar wind and hydro power using predictive modeling techniques. As the world faces increasing energy demands and environmental challenges The foremost is to understand the features that impact the rate at which renewable energy is being adopted by individuals businesses and communities. These factors include installation and maintenance costs government incentives and subsidies civic mindfulness near conservational matters availability of technology and regional climate conditions. By collecting and analyzing real-world data from various regions the project uses predictive modeling and machine learning algorithms to identify key trends and forecast future growth in renewable energy adoption. The model benefits regulate which features have the strongest impact on adoption rates and It also compares traditional fossil fuels to highlight the long-term economic and environmental benefits of switching to cleaner energy options. better policies promote awareness and design more effective renewable energy programs. Overall this project aims a sustainable energy future by showing how data-driven predictions can guide smarter decisions encourage.

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Data-Driven Renewable Energy Analysis Multi-Factor Influence Evaluation Comparison Between Renewable and Fossil Fuels Visualization and Graphical Representation Lightweight and Scalable Design Real-World Decision Support Easy Integration and Simple User Interaction

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G H SIDDESH, SHRUTHI M T, SHRUTHI M T, "PREDICTIVE MODELING FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 5, pp. 1-5, May 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM64016

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The Renewable Energy Adoption Prediction System demonstrates how data analytics and machine learning techniques can be effectively utilized to analyze and forecast the transition toward clean and sustainable energy sources. By examining key factors that influence renewable energy adoption—such as installation costs, government incentives, public awareness, technological availability, and local climatic conditions—the system provides a structured understanding of the conditions that enable successful renewable energy deployment. Through the application of predictive modeling, the system supports the generation of future adoption forecasts, allowing users and stakeholders to visualize the potential utilization of renewable energy resources. These forecasts assist decision-makers in evaluating feasibility, planning infrastructure investments, and identifying long-term sustainability opportunities. Overall, the system serves as a data-driven decision-support framework that enhances strategic planning and promotes informed adoption of renewable energy technologies.   The project insists that the approaches should be data-driven aimed at overcoming real-world environmental problems. The result of this forms a very important basis in that it allows policy to be formulated and optimizes benefit. The system allows users to interpret forecasts through easy-to-read graphical representation thus making it easy to use and access for students researchers and organizations working in sustainability initiatives.   Conclusion The project has successfully met the aim of developing a useful intelligent tool that shall support the world moving forward with clean energy. This project provides growth potential whereby it can include more advanced models. It not only educates one about the current state of energy but helps in creating a sustainable and environmental future.

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1.         Johnston M. & Alvarez L. (2019). Renewable Energy Transition and Global Adoption Trends. Springer Publications. 2.         Khan R. & Mehta S. (2021). Data-Driven Approaches for Predicting Renewable Energy Growth. International Journal of Sustainable Energy Research 15(4) 211–225. 3.         Peterson J. & Howard K. (2020). Machine Learning Applications in Energy Forecasting. IEEE Access 8 55672–55685. 4.         Li Z. Zhang Y. & Chen W. (2018). Analysis of Solar and Wind Energy Adoption Using Statistical Models. Journal of Clean Energy Technologies 6(3) 123–130. 5.         Roy A. & Banerjee P. (2022). Impact of Government Policies on Renewable Energy Adoption in Developing Countries. Energy Policy Review 48(2) 78–92. 6.         Open EI. (2023). Global Renewable Energy Data and Resources. 7.         Gupta A. & Verma D. (2021). Comparative Study of Fossil Fuels and Renewable Energy Systems. International Journal of Environmental Studies 27(1) 54–66. 8.         World Energy Council. (2022). Renewable Energy Statistics and Global Trends. World Energy Council Official Report. Patel N. & Sharma R. (2019). Predictive Modeling Techniques for Sustainable Energy Planning. Elsevier Publications.

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