Increasing global energy demand requires fact-based evaluations of alternative energy sources. This includes solving questions like how energy is produced, provided, and transported in sustainable ways. Solving future energy demands requires new technologies and knowledge. Decision makers, professio
Future Energy. Improved, Sustainable and Clean Options for our Planet
β Scribed by Trevor M. Letcher (Eds.)
- Publisher
- Elsevier
- Year
- 2008
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 739
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
Content:
Foreword, Pages xi-xii, Sir David King
Preface, Pages xiii-xiv
Introduction, Pages xv-xvii
List of Contributors, Pages xix-xxii
Chapter 1 - The Future of Oil and Gas Fossil Fuels, Pages 1,3-24, Anthony R.H. Goodwin
Chapter 2 - The Future of Clean Coal, Pages 25-40, Mustafa Balat
Chapter 3 - Nuclear Power (Fission), Pages 41-57, Stephen Green, David Kennedy
Chapter 4 - The Alberta Oil Sands: Reserves and Supply Outlook, Pages 59-75, F. Rahnama, K. Elliott, R.A. Marsh, L. Philp
Chapter 5 - The Future of Methane and Coal to Petrol and Diesel Technologies, Pages 77-91, Anton C. Vosloo
Chapter 6 - Wind Energy, Pages 93,95-110, Lawrence Staudt
Chapter 7 - Tidal Current Energy: Origins and Challenges, Pages 111-128, Alan Owen
Chapter 8 - Wave Energy, Pages 129-149, Raymond Alcorn, Tony Lewis
Chapter 9 - Biomass, Pages 151-170, Pascale Champagne
Chapter 10 - Concentrating Solar Power, Pages 171-192, Robert Pitz-Paal
Chapter 11 - Hydroelectric Power, Pages 193-209, Markus Balmer, Daniel Spreng
Chapter 12 - Geothermal Energy, Pages 211-223, Joel L. Renner
Chapter 13 - Solar Energy: Photovoltaics, Pages 225-238, David Infield
Chapter 14 - The Pebble Bed Modular Reactor, Pages 239,241-257, Dieter Matzner
Chapter 15 - Fuel Cells and Batteries, Pages 259-276, Justin Salminen, Daniel Steingart, Tanja Kallio
Chapter 16 - Methane Hydrates, Pages 277-290, Edith Allison
Chapter 17 - Nuclear Fusion, Pages 291-301, Larry R. Grisham
Chapter 18 - Carbon Capture and Storage for Greenhouse Effect Mitigation, Pages 303,305-331, Daniel Tondeur, Fei Teng
Chapter 19 - Smart Energy Houses of the Future β Self-supporting in Energy and Zero Emission, Pages 333-346, Robert D. Wing
Chapter 20 - The Prospects for Electricity and Transport Fuels to 2050, Pages 347-370, Geoff Dutton, Matthew Page
Index, Pages 371-376
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