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Solar power to the people / Ad van Wijk, Els van der Roest, Jos Boere.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Wijk, Ad van, author.
Roest, Els van der, author.
Boere, Jos, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Solar energy.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (96 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
IOS Press 2018
Amsterdam, The Netherlands : IOS Press, [2017]
Language Note:
English
Summary:
You read about it every day: How can we create a sustainable, reliable and affordable energy supply? Does a local water supply play a role in this? Why don’t we drive hydrogen cars that are powered by the sun and rain? The availability of cheap green energy is increasing. . We have solar and wind power, and even energy derived from ambient heat. At the same time we have very diverse energy needs: fuel for cars, electricity, heat for buildings, feedstock for industrial processes, to name just a few. Energy supply and demand do not match, which means that we have to match resources, storage and consumption in an intelligent way. Solar Power to the People casts a thoughtful vision on sustainable energy. We have to bring the power of the sun to the people. That is what sustainable energy and water is all about. The authors believe we have to act quickly. The matter is urgent.
Contents:
Title Page
Contents
SUMMARY
1. SOLAR POWER TO THE PEOPLE
1.1 The sun as an endless source of energy
1.2 Our energy and water consumption
2. SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS IN THE FUTURE
2.1 Energy consumption becomes all-electric
2.2 Sustainable energy production will become all-electric and cheap
3. SOLAR POWER TO THE PEOPLE WORLDWIDE
3.1 Hydrogen for transport and storage of sustainable energy
3.2 Hydrogen and biomass as feedstock in the chemical industry
3.3 Electricity and hydrogen for metal production
3.4 The hydrogen cycle for energy and drinking water
4. SOLAR POWER TO THE PEOPLE IN OUR CITY OR VILLAGE
4.1 From electricity to hydrogen
4.2 From electricity to heat
4.3 From electricity and rain to water
4.4 From hydrogen to electricity for back-up
5. SOLAR POWER TO THE PEOPLE IN NIEUWEGEIN-UTRECHT
5.1 What does our Nieuwegein-Utrecht area look like?
5.2 The Solar Power to the People system in Nieuwegein-Utrecht
5.3 Demand and supply of energy and water in Nieuwegein-Utrecht
REFERENCES.
Notes:
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
1-61499-832-9

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