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Renewable Energy Storage - Its Role in Renewable and Future Electricity Markets
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English
Book
Hardback
It has been frequently stated that energy storage is an essential requirement if significant generat...
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It has been frequently stated that energy storage is an essential requirement if significant generation by renewables is to be achieved, but are the present systems likely to be adequate? This text reviews the present status and future potential of the different systems of energy storage, their role in power generation by renewables specifically, and the electricty market generally.
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Full name
Renewable Energy Storage - Its Role in Renewable and Future Electricity Markets
Language
English
English
Binding
Book - Hardback
Date of issue
2000
Number of pages
64
EAN
9781860583063
ISBN
1860583067
Libristo code
05120852
Publishers
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Weight
260
Dimensions
156 x 240 x 10
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