Mainstreaming Renewable Energy int he 21th Century

This book considers governmental energy policies around the world, with particular looks at Japan and Germany. Considers solar, technology, market development, electricity, wind technology, more...

Mainstreaming Renewable Energy in the 21th Century

Janet L. Sawin

Worldwatch Institute

2004

Abstract

Mainstreaming Renewable Energy in the 21st Century omits such Renewable Energies. It is about electricity from photovoltaic panels and wind generators. It is very strange to steadfastly omit almost all uses of the sun that have benefited mankind for centuries and write exclusively of electricity .

The books that offer in-depth analysis of issues affecting prospects for ecologically sustainable societies. This book considers governmental energy policies around the world, with particular looks at Japan and Germany. Considers solar, technology, market development, electricity, wind technology, more….

Contents:

1. Summary
2. Introduction
3. The Approaching train wreck – and How to avoid it
4. Technology and market development
5. Two success Stories: Germany and Japan
6. Policy lessons from around the world
7. Changing Government approaches to energy policy
8. Unlocking pur evergy future
9. Endnotes

The last sentence of Mainstreaming Renewable Energy in the 21st Century is..." The key is ambitious, forward looking; consistent government policies that drive demand for renewable energy create a self-reinforcing market and propel renewables into the energy mainstream during the 21st century".

Citation

Janet L. Sawin, Mainstreaming Renewable Energy inthe 21th Century, Worldwatch Institute, 2004

Collection

NGÀNH CÔNG NGHỆ KỸ THUẬT ĐIỆN – ĐIỆN TỬ (7510301)

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