Transition to renewable energy systems
Contributor(s): Stolten, Detlef, ed | Scherer, Viktor, ed.
Publisher: Weinheim Wiley-VCH 2013Description: xxxvi, 969p.ISBN: 9783527332397.Subject(s): Renewable energy sources | Energy developmentDDC classification: 333.794 | T685 Summary: In this ready reference, top academic researchers, industry players and government officers join forces to develop commercial concepts for the transition from current nuclear or fossil fuel-based energy to renewable energy systems within a limited time span. They take into account the latest science and technology, including an analysis of the feasibility and impact on the environment, economy and society. In so doing, they discuss such complex topics as electrical and gas grids, fossil power plants and energy storage technologies. The contributions also include robust, conceivable and breakthrough technologies that will be viable and implementable by 2020.| Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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In this ready reference, top academic researchers, industry players and government officers join forces to develop commercial concepts for the transition from current nuclear or fossil fuel-based energy to renewable energy systems within a limited time span. They take into account the latest science and technology, including an analysis of the feasibility and impact on the environment, economy and society. In so doing, they discuss such complex topics as electrical and gas grids, fossil power plants and energy storage technologies. The contributions also include robust, conceivable and breakthrough technologies that will be viable and implementable by 2020.
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