Renewable Energy: Physics, Engineering, Environmental Impacts, Economics and Planning
Renewable Energy explores the subject from multiple perspectives, covering fundamental physics, engineering applications, environmental impacts, economics, and planning. Bent Sorensen offers a broad, integrated resource for readers seeking to understand the scientific, practical, environmental, and organizational dimensions of renewable energy.
About This Book
This book provides a multidisciplinary treatment of renewable energy, combining scientific principles with practical engineering considerations.
It examines the environmental impacts associated with renewable energy and places energy technologies within broader ecological contexts.
Economic factors and planning are also addressed, offering perspective on how renewable energy can be evaluated and integrated.
By bringing together physics, engineering, environmental studies, economics, and planning, the book presents a broad foundation for studying renewable energy.
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