Green power: What is it and where can we find it?

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Hybrid Particle Swarm Optimization Approach for Optimal Distribution Generation Sizing and Allocation in Distribution Systems (2007, background): “The DG technologies available in the market are diesel and gas reciprocating engines, microturbines, photovoltaic systems, wind energy conversion systems, gas turbines, and fuel cell systems [4], [5].”
A spring-based resonance coupling for hugely enhancing the performance of triboelectric nanogenerators for harvesting low-frequency vibration energy (2017, background): “The fundamental operating principle of EMG is Faraday's law of induction, and the technology maturity has enabled its wide application in both smallscale devices like RF powered tags and large-scale facilities like wind turbines and water dams [13-15].”
High-Performance Stand-Alone Photovoltaic Generation System (2008, unknown): “N THE PAST century, global surface temperatures have increased at a rate near 0.6 • C/century because of global warming caused by effluent gas emissions and increases in CO 2 [1], [2] levels in the atmosphere.”
Green Internet of Things for Smart World (2015, background): “The following methods might be used to increase energy efficiency [11], [35]–[38]: 1) Intelligently adjust the transmission power (e.g., to the minimal necessary level); 2) Design efficient communication protocols (e.g., routing protocols) with the application of algorithmic and distributed computin”