Wind energy utilisation for water desalination, street and buildings lighting − a case study for The Emirate of Ajman − UAE

Electricity demand is increasing worldwide due to the advancements in lifestyle, technology, and increased population. Governments are facing common challenges generate electricity from low-cost clean energy resources. Water desalination, air-conditioning, lighting main sectors that consume a significant amount of with great Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. Many countries' water shortage problem, specifically area, has led challenging demand. Electric power currently generated mainly fossil fuel, which an enormous ongoing impact on environmental pollutions and, thus, climate problems. UAE recently started look was managed deploy environmental-friendly resources, such as renewables for generation. Attempts were made utilise solar desalination systems, none these attempts regarding using wind systems. The need met by seawater desalination. This purpose's consumption getting high increase separate salt seawater. There exists more building street lighting. Ajman smallest Emirate UAE, imports its neighbouring emirates cost be paid. research reviews feasibility resourcing than 20% satisfy needs towards official newly built buildings. Wind potential at been reviewed showed suitable utilisation supply about 350 MW. A wind-powered system can meet when properly design installed.