Accelerating the Transition to a 100% Renewable Energy Era
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This book discusses renewable energy systems and applications, and demonstrates how an accelerated transition to 100% renewable energy can be achieved. It examines the systems from a thermodynamic perspective, focusing on the irreversible aspects of the current energy system and highlighting the solutions developed to date.
Presenting global research and developments, this book is intended for those working within the field of renewable energy research and policy who are interested in learning how they can contribute to the transition from fossil fuels to renewable resources.

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Produktbeschreibung
This book discusses renewable energy systems and applications, and demonstrates how an accelerated transition to 100% renewable energy can be achieved. It examines the systems from a thermodynamic perspective, focusing on the irreversible aspects of the current energy system and highlighting the solutions developed to date.

Presenting global research and developments, this book is intended for those working within the field of renewable energy research and policy who are interested in learning how they can contribute to the transition from fossil fuels to renewable resources.

Autorenporträt
Professor Tanay Sidki Uyar received his PhD from the Mechanical Engineering Department of Yildiz Technical University in 1990. He worked as a senior research scientist for the TUBITAK Scientific and Technical Research Council of Turkey, before becoming an Assistant Professor at Kocaeli University in 1994. He held a number of teaching and research positions, and is now a Professor of Renewable Energy at Marmara University. Professor Uyar is a member of multiple different professional organisations. He is a founding member of the Turkish Wind Energy Association and of the Turkish section of the International Solar Energy Society. He is a Vice President for EUROSOLAR and for the World Wind Energy Association. Professor Uyar has written over 100 papers, contributed chapters to 30 books, and edited numerous others. Prof. Tanay Sidki Uyar Çank¿r¿/TURKEY, August 19, 1953 Robert Academy Istanbul Turkey 1967-1971 Böaziçi University Faculty of Engineering, Department of Electrical Engineering, Istanbul Turkey 1971-1976 Böaziçi University Faculty of Engineering, Nuclear Engineering Department, Istanbul Turkey 1976-1980 PhD: Y¿ld¿z Technical University Mechanical Engineering Department, Istanbul Turkey 1990 Senior Research Scientist, TUBITAK Marmara Scientific and Industrial Research Institute of Energy Systems Research Department , Gebze Kocaeli Turkey December 1981-May 1992,September 1993-February 1994 Assistant Prof. Dr.  Kocaeli University, Faculty of Technical Engineering, Department of Electrical Engineering, ¿zmit Kocaeli Turkey Associate Prof. Dr. Marmara University Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, 2000- Prof., Marmara University Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Istanbul Turkey, Head Energy Section, 2009- Visiting Professor of Mechanical Engineering, CERL, UOIT, Oshawa, ON, Canada, 2015-2016   Membership of Professional Organizations:   Vice President, WWEA (World Wind Energy Association) Vice President, EUROSOLAR (European Association for Renewable Energies) Vice President, WBA (World Bioenergy Association) Member, Committee of Chairpersons, WCRE (World Council for Renewable Energy) Ambassador, Global Campaign on 100 % Renewable Energy President, EUROSOLAR Turkey (Renewable Energy Association of Turkey) President, B¿YODER (Bioenergy Association of Turkey) Chairman, (BSNN) Black Sea NGO Network President, KADOS (Kadikoyu Friends of Science, Culture and Art Association) Coordinator, TÜRÇEP (Environmental NGOs Platform of Turkey) Coordinator, TEP (Clean Energy Platform of Turkey) Founding Member, TUREB   (Turkish Wind Energy Association) Founding Member, GÜNDER (Solar Energy Society of Turkey)