Clean Energy for Low Income Communities: Technology, Deployment and Challenges (Energy Engineering) - Hardcover

 
9781839538490: Clean Energy for Low Income Communities: Technology, Deployment and Challenges (Energy Engineering)

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Energy provision for low income or remote communities is a difficult challenge, with many still depending on polluting and costly fossil fuels. Transporting energy is a further problem since some communities are only accessible during brief periods of the year. Local energy generation is a key solution, but technical challenges need to be overcome.

This hands-on treatise explores technologies and approaches for accelerating deployment of accessible clean energy and discusses obstacles hindering that deployment. The primary focus is on engineering topics, although contributions from non-engineering application experts are also included. Chapters cover principal aspects of energy provision for low-income communities, low cost and energy-efficient housing designs, solar energy for low-income communities, solar PV integration in residential buildings, rural electrification in low-income communities and in remote communities using wind and solar energy, advances in biofuels production, and as a case study, modelling and forecasting energy mix scenarios for Turkey.

Clean Energy for Low Income Communities: Technology, deployment and challenges offers in-depth discussion of this multidisciplinary topic for an audience of researchers in academia, renewable energy and utilities experts in industry, technology manufacturers and advanced students, as well as energy experts in think tanks and development banks.

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Über die Autorinnen und Autoren

David S-K. Ting is a professor in the Mechanical, Automotive and Materials Engineering Department at the University of Windsor, Canada. His research interests include flow turbulence, aerodynamics, energy conversion and management, and energy storage.



Jacqueline A. Stagner is an associate professor in the Mechanical, Automotive and Materials Engineering Department at the University of Windsor, Canada. Besides her research on renewable energy, energy storage, and climate change mitigation, she also coordinates the undergraduate programs.

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