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Sustainable Mobility: Renewable Energies for Powering Fuel Cell Vehicles [Hardcover]

Raphael Edinger (Author), Sanjay Kaul (Author)

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1567204848 978-1567204841 March 30, 2003

With energy consumption rising and with it our dependence on crude oil from politically uncertain regions, and faced with the threat to the environment from polluting emissions, it is becoming ever more evident that fuels from renewable resources are an increasingly attractive option to fossil fuels. Edinger and Kaul, like a growing number of other experts, hold the mobility of populations—transportation, in other words—responsposible for the rise in the rate of greenhouse gas emissions, a condition that can only get worse as less developed regions of the world emerge with their own needs and demands for mobility. What to do? Edinger and Kaul outline in sharp detail the shortcomings of current vehicular technologies and dominant fossil fuels. They present a careful, authoritative examination of innovative technologies that in their opinion have the best chance of combating dangerous reliance on conventional means of power, not only for transportation but other purposes as well. And they focus on special forms of fuel cell drive systems, with their high efficiencies and reduced consumptions, and on other emerging renewable technologies and their innovative, sustainable power sources—such as fuels from biomass and renewable electricity, a particularly promising source of energy for newly growing economies. Wide ranging in coverage, forthright in style, the book is an important review of how things are today, why they could get worse, but perhaps most importantly, what we can do about it.


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?From drive systems to onboard methanol reformers to hybrid engines, the authors list an array of design improvements that are available and can dramatically reduce air pollution.?-Business Horizons

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A wide-ranging, forthright examination of why fuels from renewable resources are an ever more attractive source of power, at a time when the environment is suffering from pollution by fossil fuels that can only get worse.


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cell vehicle technologies, fuel production cost, mobility sector, ecological taxation, fuel cell electric vehicles, unconventional oil, sustainable mobility, fuel cell systems, energy crops, ecological tax reform, fuel cell vehicles, driving cycles, renewable electricity, fossil resources, renewable fuels, crude oil supply, conventional fuels, biomass resources, mobility services, human economic activity, oil sands
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European Union, Department of Energy, Intergovernmental Panel, Energy Information Administration, Kyoto Protocol, Middle East, International Energy Outlook, Soviet Union, New Delhi, United Nations, Brundtland Report, Eastern Europe, Government of India, United States, California Fuel Cell Partnership, Hypercar Inc, New Generation of Vehicles, Rio de Janeiro, German Weekly Newspaper, Report of Working Group, Summaryfor Policy Makers, Annual Energy Outlook, Club of Rome, Guido da Vigevano, Joachim Nitsch
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