developing energy hub as a key to improve energy governance

Population growth and the progress trajectory of developing countries require the optimization of energy consumption. presently, many developing countries heavily rely on fossil fuels for energy production, resulting in environmental pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and global warming. the limited availability of fossil fuels highlights the critical need to transition to renewable energy sources. despite recognizing these challenges, the absence of a robust energy model and weaknesses in energy governance sustain the reliance on non-renewable resources. hub energy programs aim to implement advanced energy systems for sustainable solutions tailored to different sectors, emphasizing minimal pollution and maximum economic efficiency. this study explores the fundamental principles of hub energy projects, their significance, and their potential to enhance energy governance through the promotion of renewable energy utilization. advocating for the development of energy hub projects represents a significant step forward in improving energy governance practices.