Analyses of Ecological and Energy Footprint as indicators of Energy Management in the transition to sustainability using social networks

The aim of this research study was to investigate Energy Management issues (increased energy use, limited raw fuel reserves, global warming, etc.) and then develop and increase awareness and perception of the Ecological and Energy Footprint as indicators of sustainability and Energy Management. The model developed for this purpose is called the Ecological and Energy Footprint Analysis Model (EEFAM) which offers metrics for comparing the Ecological and Energy Footprint with the available Bio-capacity. Case Study has been chosen. As research method used questionnaire, and methodology used was grounded theory where we will collect different data from the Ministry of Ecology and later process them using different Software Tools. Findings, issues and recommendations have been provided, discussed and argumented.