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| Title |
Handbook of Conservation and Solar Energy:
Trends
and Perspectives | | Publisher |
Cengage Learning (Van Nostrand Reinhold Co.) |
| Publication
Date | March
1982 | | ISBN
# | 0442200560 |
| Description |
xix, 385 p. : ill. ; 27 cm. |
| LC Call No. |
TJ163.3 .H86 1982 | | Dewey
No. | 333.79/16
19 | | Notes |
Bibliography: p. 373–375
Includes index |
| Subjects |
Energy conservation—Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Solar energy—Handbooks,
manuals, etc.
Renewable energy—Handbooks, manuals,etc. |
| Control
No. | 81011706 |
| Dimensions |
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Synopsis
Among other things, the Handbook of Conservation and Solar Energy - Trends and
Perspectives is a well-rounded primer on solar renewable energy. In just one volume,
it: - Provides key data on a broad spectrum of solar renewable
energy resources
- Explains renewable energy technology and systems development
- Analyzes the solar market potential
- Discusses solar energy policy
and legislation, and
- Evaluates the status of the international solar
energy program.
Benefits
V. Daniel Hunt's Handbook of Conservation and Solar Energy features hundreds of
process and block diagrams, photographs, milestone schedules, and budget charts.
A source of readily accessible information, it will answer the needs of scientists,
policymakers, and all those concerned about our solar renewable energy future.
Table
of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Part I / Overview
of Conservation and Solar Energy
1. The Energy Problem
2. Role of
Conservation and Solar Energy in Resolving the Energy Problem
3. Government
Role
4. Program Summary Part II / Conservation
Energy
5. Introduction
6. Conservation Overview and Strategy
7. Buildings and Community Systems
8. Industrial Programs
9. Transportation
Programs
10. State and Local Programs
11. Multi-Sector Programs
12. Energy Impact Assistance
13. Energy Information Campaign Part
III / Solar Energy
14. Introduction
15. Solar Program Overview and
Strategy
16. Solar Program Description by Technology
17. Solar Program
Description by Function
18. Solar Program Implementation
19. Markets
and Applications for Solar Technologies
20. Solar Resources
21. Solar
Energy Policy and Related Legislation Bibliography
Index
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