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Environment, Energy and Climate Change II
Energies from New Resources and the Climate Change
This volume provides a comprehensive overview of advanced research in the field of efficient, clean and renewable energy production, conversion and storage. The ten chapters, written by internationally respected experts, address the following topics: (1) solar and wind energy; (2) energy storage in batteries; (3) biomass; and (4) socio-economic aspects of energy. Given its multidisciplinary approach, which combines environmental analysis and an engineering perspective, the book offers a valuable resource for all researchers and students interested in environmentally sustainable energy production, conversion, storage and its engineering.
Recursive Estimation Methods to Forecast Short-Term Solar Irradiation -- Technical and environmental analysis of parabolic trough Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) -- Wind power forecast error probabilistic model using Markov Chains -- Energy Storage Integration with Renewable Energies: the Case of Concentration Photovoltaic Systems -- Batteries and Ultracapacitors based Energy Storage in Renewable Multi-Sources Systems -- Different Phase Change Materials Implementations for Thermal Energy Storage -- Bio-refineries: an Overview on Bio-Ethanol Production -- Effects of External Resistance on Microbial Fuel Cell’s Performance -- The avocado and its waste: an approach of fuel potential/application -- Agency and Learning Relationships Against Energy Efficiency Barriers.
edited by Gilles Lefebvre, Elena Jiménez, Beatriz Cabañas.
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