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Energy and Environment in the Tropics

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The tropical zones are dominated by developing countries, which mainly face problematic environmental issues. Different than four-season countries, tropical countries have a continuous summer-like season and therefore they are rich in clean energy sources like solar and biomass. Hence, the mitigations of environment and energy issues in the tropics would require specific understanding and different approach to solutions. This book offers an assortment of studies on scenarios of environment as well as energy demand and power generation technologies in the tropics. Many of the countries within the tropics are highly populated, and this results in various problems related to the environment and energy. The demand for energy in these countries keeps increasing but concurrently there are also environmental issues that require serious attention. As the global concern on the environment is alarming today, the choice of power generation should be of the cleanest possible resource. This variousreports on research activities carried out in the tropics on the aspect of environment and energy presented in this book are highly beneficial for those who like to see an improvement in the tropics with regard to environment and energy systems.

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ISBN: 9789811966873
Publication date: 22nd November 2022
Author: Shaharin Anwar Sulaiman
Publisher: Springer Verlag, Singapore
Format: Hardback
Pagination: 406 pages
Series: Lecture Notes in Energy
Genres: Alternative and renewable energy sources and technology
Energy industries and utilities
The environment
Solar power
Sustainability
Engineering thermodynamics