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Future Energy

Improved, Sustainable and Clean Options for Our Planet

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Paperback, blz. | Engels
Elsevier Science | e druk, 2020
ISBN13: 9780081028865
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Future Energy: Improved, Sustainable and Clean Options for Our Planet, Third Edition provides scientists and decision-makers with the knowledge they need to understand the relative importance and magnitude of various energy production methods in order to make the energy decisions necessary for sustaining development and dealing with climate change. The third edition of Future Energy looks at the present energy situation and extrapolates to future scenarios related to global warming and the increase of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

This thoroughly revised and updated edition contains over 40 chapters on all aspects of future energy, with each chapter updated and expanded by expert scientists and engineers in their respective fields.

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ISBN13:9780081028865
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Paperback

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<p>Part I Introduction<br>1. Introduction with a Focus on Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide and Climate Change</p> <p>Part II FOSSIL FUELS (ENERGY SOURCES) <br>2. Coal: Past, Present and Future Sustainable Use<br>3. Unconventional Oil and Gas: Oilsands <br>4. Shale Gas, Tight Oil, Shale Oil and Hydraulic Fracturing<br>5. Coal bed Methane: Reserves, Production, and Future Outlook<br>6. Natural Gas Hydrates: Status of Potential as an Energy Resource</p> <p>Part III NUCLEAR POWER (ENERGY SOURCES) <br>7. Nuclear Fission- new Generation Reactors<br>8. Small Modular Nuclear Reactors</p> <p>Part IV TRANSPORT ENERGY (ENERGY SOURCES)<br>9. Biofuels for Transport <br>10. Transport Fuel: Biomass-, coal-, gas- and waste-to-liquids processes<br>11. The Electric Vehicle Revolution</p> <p>Part V ENERGY STORAGE<br>12. The use of Batteries in Storing Electricity<br>13. The use of Flow Batteries in Storing Electricity for National Grids<br>14. Compressed Air Energy Storage </p> <p>Part VI RENEWABLES (ENERGY SOURCES)<br>15. Hydroelectric Power<br>16. Wind Energy<br>17. Tidal Current Energy: Origins and challenges<br>18. Solar Energy – Photovoltaics, including new technologies (thin film) and a discussion on panel efficiency<br>19. Concentrating Solar Power<br>20. Geothermal Energy<br>21. Energy from Biomass</p> <p>Part VII NEW POSSIBLE ENERGY OPTIONS<br>22. Hydrogen: An Energy Carrier<br>23. Fuel Cells: Energy Conversion Technology<br>24. Space Solar<br>25. Nuclear Fusion<br>26. Synthetic Fuel Development</p> <p>Part VIII ENVIRONMENTAL AND RELATED ISSUES<br>27. Energy and the Environment<br>28. Sustainable Energy and Energy Efficient Technologies</p> <p>Part IX THE CURRENT SITUATION AND THE TRANSITION TO THE FUTURE<br>29. The Life Cycle Assessment of various Energy Technologies<br>30. Integration of high penetrations of intermittent renewable generation in future electricity networks, using storage<br>31. Carbon Capture and Storage<br>32. Energy Options and Predictions for China<br>33. Metals and Elements needed to support Future Energy<br>34. A Global Overview of Future Energy</p>

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