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Megatrends for energy efficiency and renewable energy / Michael Frank Hordeski.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Hordeski, Michael F., author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Renewable energy sources--Forecasting.
Renewable energy sources.
Energy consumption--Forecasting.
Energy consumption.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (315 p.)
Edition:
1st.
Place of Publication:
Gistrup : River Publishers, 2020.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
The use of energy is being shaped by environmental issues including the fear of global warming. Thishas resulted in the development of renewable energy sources and more efficient building technology.Examining trends inenergy efficiency, this book explores energy technologies and fuels, their prospects in a world with greenhouse gas restrictions. It looks at the technical and economic tradeoffs of traditional renewables such as wind and solar, as well as large scale PV and concentrated thermal power. It also considers biomass technologies. For each of these technologies, it discussesplanning, siting, installation, operation and maintenance, health and safety, power conditioning, and efficiency innovations.
Contents:
""Table of Contents""; ""Preface""; ""Chapter 1 How the Energy Mix is Changing""; ""Chapter 2 Green Power Trends""; ""Chapter 3 Building Trends""; ""Chapter 4 Fuel Sources""; ""Chapter 5 Conservation and Automation Trends""; ""Chapter 6 Environmental Mitigation""; ""Chapter 7 Grid Integration and Transmission""; ""Chapter 8 The Future for Renewables""; ""Index""
Notes:
Previously issued in print: London: Fairmont, 2010.
<P>Chapter 1 How the Energy Mix is Changing Chapter 2 Green Power Trends Chapter 3 Building Trends Chapter 4 Fuel Sources Chapter 5 Conservation and Automation Trends Chapter 6 Environmental Mitigation Chapter 7 Grid Integration and Transmission Chapter 8 The Future for Renewable</P>
Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
87-7004-546-1
1-00-315161-2
87-7022-292-4
1-003-15161-2
88-17-36333-2
1-4398-5354-1
0-88173-633-3
1-61583-960-7
9781003151616
OCLC:
909606541

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