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| Author | Peter Yang |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Subject | Renewable energy |
| Genre | Academic |
| Published | 2024 |
| Media type | Print and online |
| Pages | 310 |
| ISBN | 978-3-031-49124-5 |
| OCLC | 1405842294 |
| 333.794 | |
| LC Class | TJ808 |
Renewable Energy: Challenges and Solutions is a published authored by Peter Yang in 2024.[1] It addresses the complexities and opportunities associated with renewable energy technologies as greenhouse solutions with sustainable Energy. As the global community increasingly prioritizes sustainable energy sources to combat climate change, this book provides accessible information for understanding the multifaceted challenges that arise in the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
Overview
editThe book provides an exploration of various renewable energy sources, including solar, wind, hydro, and biomass. The book emphasizes the critical need for a transition to renewable energy to mitigate climate change and promote sustainability. Each chapter discusses technological advancements that have enhanced the efficiency and accessibility of renewable energy, while also addressing significant barriers to widespread adoption, such as economic, regulatory, and infrastructural challenges.
Main Concepts
editKey concepts explored in this book include:
Integration of Renewable Energy: The book discusses the political, technical, and logistical challenges of incorporating renewable energy sources into existing power grids, highlighting the necessity for innovative solutions to ensure power system reliability and utility frequency stability.
Economic Viability: The text examines the economic and financial aspects of renewable energy projects, including funding mechanisms, cost-benefit analyses, and the role of government incentives in fostering investment in R&D and commercialization.[2] [3] [4]
Environmental Impact: The environmental advantages of renewable energy are contrasted with the ecological consequences of certain technologies, such as land use, water footprint, and resource extraction.
Policy Frameworks: The book underscores the importance of supportive policies and regulations, such as providing financial incentives and reducing red-tape, in facilitating the transition to renewable energy, advocating for comprehensive strategies that address both local and global energy needs.
Components of the Book
editEach chapter of the book contains on various aspects of renewable energy technologies.
Introduction to Renewable Energy Technologies: An overview of renewable energy sources and technologies and their significance in the global energy transition.
Technological Innovations: An examination of the latest advancements in renewable energy technologies, including solar panels [5][6], concentrated solar power, solar thermal energy, geothermal powewr, [[geothermal heating], wind power, hydropower, bioenergy, and energy storage systems.
Challenges in Integration and penetration: Discussion of the technical, economic, political, and regulatory challenges that integration of variable renewable energy into existing energy infrastructures and accelerated penetration of renewable energy are facing.
Solutions in Research, Development, and Commercialization: Exploration of emerging trends and future prospects for renewable energy, including the role of R&D and commercialization in overcoming existing barriers.
Case Studies: Analysis of successful innovative renewable energy projects around the world, highlighting best practices and lessons learned.
Book Chapters
edit1. Solar Power
3. Wind Power
4. Hydropower
5. Bioenergy
6. Geothermal Power and Heating
See also
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- List of books about energy issues
- Concentrated solar power
- Control of the National Grid
- Demand response
- Distributed generation
- Energy security and renewable technology
- Energy use and conservation in the United Kingdom
- Hybrid renewable energy system
- Load management
- National Grid Reserve Service
- Relative cost of electricity generated by different sources
References
edit- ^ Yang, Peter (2024-01-01). "Renewable Energy: Challenges and Solutions". Springer Nature.
- ^ Kasi, R.K. (2024-05-20). "Development of functionally gradient Cu-Fe based sintered brake pad materials". Physica Scripta.
- ^ Koondhar, M.A. (2024-05-20). "DEco-Friendly Energy From Flowing Water: A Review of Floating Waterwheel Power Generation". IEEE Access.
- ^ Khan, M.K. (2024-07-01). "Recent advancement in energy storage technologies and their applications". Journal of Energy Storage.
- ^ Su, Hong (2024-09-21). "Enhanced photovoltaic performance of silicon solar cells using a down-shift KCa2Mg2(VO4)3 phosphor". Dalton Transactions. Retrieved 2024-11-14.
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