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2004 new and renewable energy technologies for sustainable development, Evora, Portugal, 28 June-1 July 2004
Publication Information:
Hackensack, NJ : World Scientific Pub. Co., 2007
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x, 369 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
ISBN:
9789812705051

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New and renewable energy systems will play an important role in the sustainable development of a future energy strategy. Recent development in this field has proved that the virtual energy system including new and renewable energy sources is feasible. The promotion of renewable sources of energy is a high priority, for security and diversification of energy supply, environmental protection, and social and economic cohesion.This volume discusses the latest research on new and renewable energy resources and their utilization, emphasizing the present state of the art in the field and potential future development.


Table of Contents

K.D. Patlitzianas and A. Flamos and H. Doukas and A.G. Kagiannas and J. PsarrasM. Lerer and N. Duic and L.M. Alves and M.G. CarvalhoH. Yamamoto and K. YamajiJ. Eriksen and R. Glockner and V.A. Yartys and B.T. Hafsteinsson and T.I. SigfussonA. M. Azmy and I. ErlichG. Tavares and Z. Zsigraiova and V. Semiao and M.G. CarvalhoJ. Andries and W. de Jong and H. SpliethoffA.L. Fernando and M.P. Duarte and J. Morais and A. Catroga and G. Serras and B. Mendes and J.F.S. OliveiraG. Pesta and R. Meyer-PittroffA. KowalewiczE. Agante and T. Carvalho and F. Durao and A. Pinto and T. MarianoC. Syred and W. Fick and N. Syred and A.J. GriffithsY. Huang and J.T. McMullan and D. McIlveen-Wright and S. McCaheyT. Puthikitakawiwong and R. Boonsu and O. JoomphaD.R. McIlveen-Wright and B.C. Williams and J.T. McMullanA.L. Fernando and M.P. Duarte and J. Morais and J.F.S. OliveiraV. Scherer and K. Roth and M. EckA. TrivettN. KassemA.J.N.A. Sarmento and F. Neumann and A. Brito-MeloU. BardiF. Begic and A. Kazagic and N.H. AfganM.A.A. Costa and M.S.A. Oliveira and N. MartinsA.M. Simoes and P. Lages and T.L. Farias and C.M. Silva and M.N. AguasK.R. Calhau and G.A. Goncalves and T.L. FariasP. Ciambelli and V. Palma and P. Russo and S. Vaccaro and V. VaianoD.R. Schneider and Z. BogdanA.J. Marin Neto and E.P. Silva and J.C. Camargo and N.P. Neves Jr. and C.S. PintoV. GalvitaG.A. Goncalves and T.L. Farias and R. Teixeira and A. SilvaA. Zidansek and R. Blinc and I. Slaus and D. NajdovskiF. Begic and N.H. Afgan
Forewordp. ix
Chapter 1 Renewable Energy Sources
Promoting Renewable Energies and Energy Efficiency through the CDM Funding Optionsp. 1
H[subscript 2]RES, Energy Planning Tool for Increasing the Penetration of Renewable Energy Sources in Island Energy Supplyp. 15
The Shape of Complete Renewable Energy Systems in the Worldp. 31
Experimental Investigation and Modelling of Thermoelectric Generators for Use in Hydrogen Based Energy Systemsp. 41
Intelligent Operation Management of Fuel Cells and Micro-Turbines Using Genetic Algorithms and Neural Networksp. 53
Chapter 2 Biomass Energy
Municipal Solid Waste Valorisation as Energy for Isolated Communitiesp. 67
Production of Sustainable Hydrogen Using Thermochemical Gasification of Biomassp. 77
Characterization of Kenaf Potential in Portugal as an Industrial and Energy Feedstockp. 87
Implementation of Anaerobic Digestion Plants in Breweries - Difficulties and Benefitsp. 95
Application of Biofuels to Compression Ignition Enginesp. 105
Kinetic Study of Froth Flotation for PET-PVC Separationp. 117
Use of Biomass in Small Direct Fired Systemsp. 127
Emissions Reduction by Co-Firing Biomass or Waste with Coal in a Pressurized Fluidised Bed Combustion Combined Cycle Power Plantp. 153
Production of Biocoal from Cassava Stalkp. 165
A Comparison of Power Generation from Biomass in a Small CFBC Plant with Biomass Co-fired with Coal in a Large CFBCp. 171
Characterization of Sweet, Fibre and Biomass Sorghum Potential in Portugal as an Industrial and Energy Feedstockp. 183
Chapter 3 Solar, Wind, Wave and Geothermal Energy
Process Dynamics of Fossil Steam Power Plants Induced by the Integration of Transient Solar Heatp. 193
Directions for Renewable Energy in Canada's Smallest Provincep. 205
Externalities Affecting the Viability of Wind Power for Hydrogen Productionp. 211
Non-Technical Barriers to Large-Scale Wave Energy Utilisationp. 225
Solar Power Agriculture: A New Paradigm for Energy Productionp. 235
Possibility Assessment of Wind Energy Utilization in Bosnia and Herzegovinap. 249
Chapter 4 Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Earth Tube Ventilation System: A Project Pre-Feasibility Analysis Toolp. 259
Greenhouse Gases Emission Reduction in an Urban Bus Fleet: Application to a Case Study in Funchal, Madeira Islandp. 273
Environmental Impact of Hydrogen in Urban Transportsp. 285
Chapter 5 Gas Production and Utilization
Devolatilisation of Coal-Biomass Blends and Combustion Behaviour of their Charsp. 295
Dual Fuel Combustion as a Way of Increasing Sustainability of Power Productionp. 311
Hydrogen Production by Allothermal Reforming of Ethanol for Fuel Cell Applications. Prototype Developmentp. 325
Hydrogen Production from Steam or Autothermal Reforming of Ethanol for Low- and High-Temperature Fuel Cellp. 335
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Urban Buses Operating in the City of Portop. 343
Chapter 6 Sustainability Development
Energy in Slovenia and Croatia: Challenges and Possibilities for Sustainabilityp. 353
Sustainability Assessment as a Basis for the Decision Making in Selection of Energy Systemp. 363
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