An authoritative overview of the main technologies which could shape the future of electricity. By 2050, the UK aims to achieve a 60% reduction of 1990 carbon dioxide emission levels - but both the electricity industry and patterns of electricity use must change radically if this is to be achieved. This book explains how such ambitious goals might be realised. Each chapter is written by a technical expert in a manner accessible to readers interested in energy technology, policy and economics.
An authoritative overview of the main technologies which could shape the future of electricity. By 2050, the UK aims to achieve a 60% reduction of 1990 carbon dioxide emission levels - but both the electricity industry and patterns of electricity use must change radically if this is to be achieved. This book explains how such ambitious goals might be realised. Each chapter is written by a technical expert in a manner accessible to readers interested in energy technology, policy and economics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Tooraj Jamasb is Senior Research Associate in the Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge. William J. Nuttall is Course Director and Senior Lecturer at the Judge Institute of Management, University of Cambridge. Michael G. Pollitt is a senior lecturer in business economics at the Judge Institute of Management, University of Cambridge. He is also Fellow and Director of Studies in Economics and Management at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.
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Figures Tables Notes on contributors Preface Michael Grubb and Janus Bialek Acknowledgements List of abbreviations 1. New electricity technologies for a sustainable future Tooraj Jamasb, William Nuttall and Michael Pollitt 2. Electricity network scenarios for the UK in 2050 Ian Elders, Graham Ault, Stuart Galloway, Jim McDonald, Jonathan Köhler, Matthew Leach and Efterpi Lampaditou 3. Wind power: status and perspectives Poul Erik Morthorst 4. Solar energy: photovoltaic electricity generation Asim Mumtaz and Gehan Amaratunga 5. Bioenergy: future prospects for thermal processing of biomass Anthony V. Bridgwater 6. Wave energy Tom Thorpe and Robin Wallace 7. CO2 capture, transport and storage for coal, oil and gas: technology overview Nils A. Røkke 8. Nuclear energy Malcolm C. Grimston 9. Miniaturisation of the electricity generation industry: issues, technologies and potential Andreas Biermann 10. Superconductors in the electrical power industry A. M. Campbell 11. The role of power electronics in future power systems T. C. Green and C. A. Hernández Arámburo 12. Sustainable hydrogen energy Peter P. Edwards, Vladimir L. Kuznetsov, Simon R. Johnson, Matthew T. J. Lodge and Martin Owen Jones 13. Electrical energy storage A. J. Ruddell 14. End-use technologies - main drivers and patterns of future demand: buildings Wolfgang Eichhammer 15. Industry Lynn Price, Christina Galitsky and Ernst Worrell 16. Transport Pieter Vermeyen and Ronnie Belmans 17. Prospects for smart metering in the UK Hannah Devine-Wright and Patrick Devine-Wright.
Figures Tables Notes on contributors Preface Michael Grubb and Janus Bialek Acknowledgements List of abbreviations 1. New electricity technologies for a sustainable future Tooraj Jamasb, William Nuttall and Michael Pollitt 2. Electricity network scenarios for the UK in 2050 Ian Elders, Graham Ault, Stuart Galloway, Jim McDonald, Jonathan Köhler, Matthew Leach and Efterpi Lampaditou 3. Wind power: status and perspectives Poul Erik Morthorst 4. Solar energy: photovoltaic electricity generation Asim Mumtaz and Gehan Amaratunga 5. Bioenergy: future prospects for thermal processing of biomass Anthony V. Bridgwater 6. Wave energy Tom Thorpe and Robin Wallace 7. CO2 capture, transport and storage for coal, oil and gas: technology overview Nils A. Røkke 8. Nuclear energy Malcolm C. Grimston 9. Miniaturisation of the electricity generation industry: issues, technologies and potential Andreas Biermann 10. Superconductors in the electrical power industry A. M. Campbell 11. The role of power electronics in future power systems T. C. Green and C. A. Hernández Arámburo 12. Sustainable hydrogen energy Peter P. Edwards, Vladimir L. Kuznetsov, Simon R. Johnson, Matthew T. J. Lodge and Martin Owen Jones 13. Electrical energy storage A. J. Ruddell 14. End-use technologies - main drivers and patterns of future demand: buildings Wolfgang Eichhammer 15. Industry Lynn Price, Christina Galitsky and Ernst Worrell 16. Transport Pieter Vermeyen and Ronnie Belmans 17. Prospects for smart metering in the UK Hannah Devine-Wright and Patrick Devine-Wright.
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