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6 books on Energy Storage [PDF]
November 14, 2024 | 23 |
These books are covering battery technologies, pumped hydro storage, thermal energy storage systems, supercapacitors, emerging storage materials, grid-scale energy storage solutions and the role of energy storage in renewable energy integration.
1. Monetizing Energy Storage: A Toolkit to Assess Future Cost and Value
2023 by Oliver Schmidt, Iain Staffell
Energy storage is emerging as a crucial driver for facilitating the transition to low-carbon energy systems, garnering increasing attention from business leaders, policymakers, and academics alike. To navigate this evolving landscape, stakeholders require a comprehensive understanding of the diverse storage technologies available, their applicable use cases, and the analytical tools and data necessary to assess their current and future economic feasibility. This book combines robust methodologies with extensive datasets to present an unbiased and transparent evaluation of the potential cost reductions and value propositions associated with energy storage in the context of low-carbon electricity systems and sustainable transportation. By delving into the fundamental storage technologies, the range of services they can offer, and the methodologies for evaluating their economic viability, readers gain valuable insights into this critical facet of the energy transition.
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2. Energy Storage
2021 by Umakanta Sahoo
"Energy Storage," authored and edited by a team of distinguished experts, introduces the latest advancements and challenges in renewable energy systems' sustainability and scalability. Tailored for engineers, researchers, academics, industry professionals, consultants, and designers, this volume acknowledges the intricacies of the global energy landscape. While fossil fuels remain significant, renewable sources like wind and solar energy are gaining prominence. Energy storage is recognized as the potential game-changer in this arena, essential for uninterrupted power plant operation and supplementing primary power sources. It enhances capacity, bolsters security, and improves overall energy system efficiency. This forward-thinking volume in the "Advances in Renewable Energy" series addresses these critical issues, offering novel concepts, designs, and case studies on hybrid energy systems with storage. Whether you're an experienced engineer or a student, this volume is an essential addition to any library, providing practical insights and innovative solutions in the dynamic field of energy storage.
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3. Energy Storage in Power Systems
2016 by Francisco Díaz-González, Andreas Sumper, Oriol Gomis-Bellmunt
Energy Storage in Power Systems offers valuable insights into the evolving landscape of energy storage systems (ESSs) throughout the past century, showcasing their adaptability to changing energy demands and technological advancements. This book provides a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles underpinning the role of ESSs in contemporary electrical power systems, with a particular focus on their integration with renewable energy sources. Key elements include the delineation of the foundation of electrical power systems characterized by a growing presence of renewables, an exploration of the core principles, defining attributes, and components of energy storage technologies, with a special emphasis on electrical energy storage variations. The book is replete with practical examples illustrating the deployment of energy storage systems within power systems and incorporates case studies that encompass modeling, simulation, and optimization techniques. While the primary audience for this book comprises researchers and advanced graduate students, it also serves as an invaluable resource for scientists and engineers seeking an introduction to the field of energy storage, especially within the context of modern power systems.
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4. Energy Storage: Fundamentals, Materials and Applications
2015 by Robert Huggins
"Energy Storage: Fundamentals, Materials and Applications" delves into the foundational scientific and engineering principles underpinning various energy storage methodologies. These encompass the storage of energy in diverse forms, such as thermal energy, phase transitions, reversible chemical reactions, organic fuels, hydrogen, as well as mechanical, electrostatic, and magnetic systems. The book's updated content includes a focus on electrochemical storage systems, highlighting recent advancements in materials and techniques applicable to rapid short-term storage in hybrid and intermittent energy generation setups, as well as battery enhancements for the increasingly prevalent electric vehicle (EV) and stop-start automotive technologies. Notably, this comprehensive coverage of cutting-edge developments is accessible to readers without prior knowledge of electrochemistry. It thoroughly explores both traditional and emerging battery systems, including lithium batteries, flow batteries, and liquid batteries. "Energy Storage" offers a holistic overview of energy storage concepts, principles, and practical applications, catering to both students and professionals alike.
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5. Energy Storage
2010 by Robert A. Huggins
Energy is a fundamental necessity, serving various essential purposes from cooking food to ensuring our comfort. As societies advanced, the importance of energy availability grew significantly. While nature provides energy sources like wood and fossil fuels, harnessing and converting these resources became vital. Among them, wood has a long history of being used for heating. In some cases, it's collected as needed, but many societies have adopted the practice of stockpiling excess wood during warmer seasons for use in winter when demand is higher. This practice, still observed in remote Alpine communities, represents one of the earliest and most basic forms of energy storage.
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6. Energy Storage Systems
2009 by Yalsin Gogus
Energy Storage Systems book is a component of Encyclopedia of Energy Sciences. The "Energy Storage Systems" book is an integral part of the Encyclopedia of Energy Sciences, structured into six distinct topics corresponding to the primary scientific domains of the subject. The initial topic, "Rationale of Energy Storage and Supply/Demand Matching," delves into crucial concepts and key aspects concerning the optimization, establishment, and operation of energy storage systems, illustrated through six practical cases. Subsequently, the following four topics encompass "Storage of Thermal Energy," "Mechanical Energy Storage," "Storage of Electrical Energy," and "Storage of Chemical Energy and Nuclear Materials," each featuring a central chapter outlining general principles and a collection of subject articles elucidating the theory and practice of specific energy storage types within that category. The concluding topic addresses the "Transport of Energy," with an emphasis on hydrogen as a prospective energy carrier, alongside an extensive review of alternative energy transport modes and discussions on environmental ramifications. These volumes cater to a diverse readership, including university and college students, educators, professionals, researchers, policy analysts, managers, decision-makers, and NGOs, offering fundamental insights and practical applications across various energy storage domains.
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1. Monetizing Energy Storage: A Toolkit to Assess Future Cost and Value
2023 by Oliver Schmidt, Iain Staffell
Energy storage is emerging as a crucial driver for facilitating the transition to low-carbon energy systems, garnering increasing attention from business leaders, policymakers, and academics alike. To navigate this evolving landscape, stakeholders require a comprehensive understanding of the diverse storage technologies available, their applicable use cases, and the analytical tools and data necessary to assess their current and future economic feasibility. This book combines robust methodologies with extensive datasets to present an unbiased and transparent evaluation of the potential cost reductions and value propositions associated with energy storage in the context of low-carbon electricity systems and sustainable transportation. By delving into the fundamental storage technologies, the range of services they can offer, and the methodologies for evaluating their economic viability, readers gain valuable insights into this critical facet of the energy transition.
Download PDF
2. Energy Storage
2021 by Umakanta Sahoo
"Energy Storage," authored and edited by a team of distinguished experts, introduces the latest advancements and challenges in renewable energy systems' sustainability and scalability. Tailored for engineers, researchers, academics, industry professionals, consultants, and designers, this volume acknowledges the intricacies of the global energy landscape. While fossil fuels remain significant, renewable sources like wind and solar energy are gaining prominence. Energy storage is recognized as the potential game-changer in this arena, essential for uninterrupted power plant operation and supplementing primary power sources. It enhances capacity, bolsters security, and improves overall energy system efficiency. This forward-thinking volume in the "Advances in Renewable Energy" series addresses these critical issues, offering novel concepts, designs, and case studies on hybrid energy systems with storage. Whether you're an experienced engineer or a student, this volume is an essential addition to any library, providing practical insights and innovative solutions in the dynamic field of energy storage.
Download PDF
3. Energy Storage in Power Systems
2016 by Francisco Díaz-González, Andreas Sumper, Oriol Gomis-Bellmunt
Energy Storage in Power Systems offers valuable insights into the evolving landscape of energy storage systems (ESSs) throughout the past century, showcasing their adaptability to changing energy demands and technological advancements. This book provides a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles underpinning the role of ESSs in contemporary electrical power systems, with a particular focus on their integration with renewable energy sources. Key elements include the delineation of the foundation of electrical power systems characterized by a growing presence of renewables, an exploration of the core principles, defining attributes, and components of energy storage technologies, with a special emphasis on electrical energy storage variations. The book is replete with practical examples illustrating the deployment of energy storage systems within power systems and incorporates case studies that encompass modeling, simulation, and optimization techniques. While the primary audience for this book comprises researchers and advanced graduate students, it also serves as an invaluable resource for scientists and engineers seeking an introduction to the field of energy storage, especially within the context of modern power systems.
Download PDF
4. Energy Storage: Fundamentals, Materials and Applications
2015 by Robert Huggins
"Energy Storage: Fundamentals, Materials and Applications" delves into the foundational scientific and engineering principles underpinning various energy storage methodologies. These encompass the storage of energy in diverse forms, such as thermal energy, phase transitions, reversible chemical reactions, organic fuels, hydrogen, as well as mechanical, electrostatic, and magnetic systems. The book's updated content includes a focus on electrochemical storage systems, highlighting recent advancements in materials and techniques applicable to rapid short-term storage in hybrid and intermittent energy generation setups, as well as battery enhancements for the increasingly prevalent electric vehicle (EV) and stop-start automotive technologies. Notably, this comprehensive coverage of cutting-edge developments is accessible to readers without prior knowledge of electrochemistry. It thoroughly explores both traditional and emerging battery systems, including lithium batteries, flow batteries, and liquid batteries. "Energy Storage" offers a holistic overview of energy storage concepts, principles, and practical applications, catering to both students and professionals alike.
Download PDF
5. Energy Storage
2010 by Robert A. Huggins
Energy is a fundamental necessity, serving various essential purposes from cooking food to ensuring our comfort. As societies advanced, the importance of energy availability grew significantly. While nature provides energy sources like wood and fossil fuels, harnessing and converting these resources became vital. Among them, wood has a long history of being used for heating. In some cases, it's collected as needed, but many societies have adopted the practice of stockpiling excess wood during warmer seasons for use in winter when demand is higher. This practice, still observed in remote Alpine communities, represents one of the earliest and most basic forms of energy storage.
Download PDF
6. Energy Storage Systems
2009 by Yalsin Gogus
Energy Storage Systems book is a component of Encyclopedia of Energy Sciences. The "Energy Storage Systems" book is an integral part of the Encyclopedia of Energy Sciences, structured into six distinct topics corresponding to the primary scientific domains of the subject. The initial topic, "Rationale of Energy Storage and Supply/Demand Matching," delves into crucial concepts and key aspects concerning the optimization, establishment, and operation of energy storage systems, illustrated through six practical cases. Subsequently, the following four topics encompass "Storage of Thermal Energy," "Mechanical Energy Storage," "Storage of Electrical Energy," and "Storage of Chemical Energy and Nuclear Materials," each featuring a central chapter outlining general principles and a collection of subject articles elucidating the theory and practice of specific energy storage types within that category. The concluding topic addresses the "Transport of Energy," with an emphasis on hydrogen as a prospective energy carrier, alongside an extensive review of alternative energy transport modes and discussions on environmental ramifications. These volumes cater to a diverse readership, including university and college students, educators, professionals, researchers, policy analysts, managers, decision-makers, and NGOs, offering fundamental insights and practical applications across various energy storage domains.
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