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e - ISBN : 978-1-68576-537-8 Print ISBN :978-1-68576-536-1 Publisher: Iterative International Publishers (IIP), Selfypage Developers Pvt Ltd. Publication date: 2024
DOI : <a href="https://www.doi.org/10.58532/ESDS" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.doi.org/10.58532/ESDS</a>
 Chapter 1 -Introduction to Energy Sustainability
1.1 Defining Energy Sustainability 1.2 The Urgent Need for Energy Transition 1.3 Historical Context of Energy Consumption 1.4 The Impact of Fossil Fuels on Climate Change 1.5 The Role of Energy in Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Chapter 2 -The Challenges of Current Energy Systems
2.1 Dependence on Fossil Fuels 2.2 Energy Insecurity and Geopolitical Tensions 2.3 Environmental Impacts of Fossil Fuel Extraction and Combustion 2.4 Public Health Concerns Associated with Fossil Fuel Pollution 2.5 Inefficient Energy Use and Waste
Chapter 3 -Renewable Energy Technologies
3.1 Solar Power: Photovoltaic and Concentrated Solar Power 3.2 Wind Power: Onshore and Offshore Wind Turbines 3.3 Hydropower: Conventional and Run-of-River Dams 3.4 Geothermal Energy: Geothermal Heat Pumps and Power Plants 3.5 Bioenergy: Biomass, Biofuels, and Biogas
Chapter 4 -Energy Storage and Grid Integration
4.1 Battery Storage: Lithium-ion, Lead-acid, and Flow Batteries 4.2 Pumped Hydro Storage 4.3 Compressed Air Energy Storage 4.4 Grid Modernization and Smart Grid Technologies 4.5 Integrating Renewable Energy into Existing Power Grids
Chapter 5 -Energy Efficiency and Conservation
5.1 Energy-Efficient Buildings and Appliances 5.2 Industrial Energy Efficiency Measures 5.3 Transportation Electrification and Energy Efficiency 5.4 Behavioral Changes and Energy Conservation Practices 5.5 Policy and Regulatory Frameworks for Energy Efficiency
Chapter 6 -Sustainable Energy Policies and Governance
6.1 International Climate Agreements and Commitments 6.2 National Energy Policies and Strategies 6.3 Regulatory Frameworks for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency 6.4 Government Incentives and Subsidies for Sustainable Energy 6.5 Public-Private Partnerships in Energy Transition
Chapter 7 -The Role of Technology in Energy Sustainability
7.1 Advancements in Renewable Energy Technologies 7.2 Energy Storage Innovations 7.3 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Energy Management 7.4 Energy Internet of Things (IoT) and Smart Cities 7.5 Blockchain Technology for Energy Trading and Grid Management
Chapter 8 -The Economic Implications of Energy Transition
8.1 Costs and Benefits of Renewable Energy Adoption 8.2 Job Creation and Economic Growth in the Renewable Energy Sector 8.3 Impact of Energy Transition on Fossil Fuel Industries 8.4 Financial Risks and Opportunities Associated with Climate Change 8.5 Just Transition and Social Equity Considerations
Chapter 9 -Social and Environmental Impacts of Energy Transition
9.1 Community Engagement and Benefit Sharing 9.2 Land Use and Environmental Impacts of Renewable Energy Projects 9.3 Indigenous Rights and Energy Development 9.4 Public Health Considerations and Environmental Justice 9.5 Addressing the Social and Economic Disruptions of Energy Transition
Chapter 10 -Case Studies of Successful Energy Transitions
10.1 Denmark: A Windmill Nation 10.2 Germany's Energiewende: A Challenging Transition 10.3 Costa Rica's 100% Renewable Energy Goal 10.4 India's Renewable Energy Expansion and Challenges 10.5 China's Massive Investments in Renewable Energy
Chapter 11 -Energy Access and Equity
11.1 Energy Poverty and the Global Energy Divide 11.2 Off-Grid Renewable Energy Solutions 11.3 Microgrids and Community-Based Energy Systems 11.4 Gender Equality and Energy Access 11.5 Sustainable Energy Development in Developing Countries
Chapter 12 -The Future of Energy: Emerging Trends and Innovations
12.1 Hydrogen Economy: Production, Storage, and Utilization 12.2 Nuclear Fusion: A Potential Game-Changer in Energy Generation 12.3 Ocean Energy: Wave and Tidal Power 12.4 Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) 12.5 Energy Efficiency Breakthroughs and Emerging Technologies
Chapter 13 -Consumer Behavior and Energy Sustainability
13.1 Understanding Consumer Attitudes and Behaviors 13.2 Engaging Consumers in Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Adoption 13.3 The Role of Education and Awareness Campaigns 13.4 Community-Based Initiatives and Energy Co-operatives 13.5 Consumer Protection and Energy Market Transparency
Chapter 14 -The Role of International Cooperation
14.1 Global Climate Governance and International Agreements 14.2 Technology Transfer and Capacity Building 14.3 Financing Sustainable Energy Development 14.4 International Energy Partnerships and Alliances 14.5 Addressing Global Energy Challenges through Cooperation
Chapter 15 -Energy Sustainability and Sustainable Development
15.1 The Interconnectedness of Energy and Sustainable Development 15.2 Energy as a Driver of Economic Growth and Poverty Reduction 15.3 Energy and Food Security 15.4 Energy and Water Security 15.5 Energy and Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation
Chapter 16 -The Role of Governments and Businesses
16.1 Government Policies and Investments in Sustainable Energy 16.2 Business Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility 16.3 Public-Private Partnerships for Energy Transition 16.4 Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Energy Sector 16.5 The Role of Financial Institutions and Investors
Chapter 17 -Emerging Challenges and Opportunities in Energy Sustainability
17.1 Energy Security and Geopolitical Risks 17.2 Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation Strategies 17.3 Technological Challenges and Breakthroughs 17.4 Social and Economic Disruptions of Energy Transition 17.5 Ethical Considerations and Just Transition
Chapter 18 -The Intersection of Policy and Solar EVs
18.1 The Future of Energy Sustainability: A Vision for a Greener Future 18.2 A Low-Carbon Energy System 18.3 A Resilient and Equitable Energy Future 18.4 A Sustainable Energy Future for All 18.5 The Role of Technology and Innovation
Chapter 19 -Conclusion: The Path to a Sustainable Energy Future
19.1 Key Takeaways and Lessons Learned 19.2 The Urgency of Action 19.3 The Role of Individuals, Communities, and Governments 19.4 A Call for Collaboration and Innovation 19.5 A Hopeful Vision for a Sustainable Energy Future
Chapter 20 -Appendices and Further Resources
20.1 Glossary of Energy Terms 20.2 List of Renewable Energy Organizations and Initiatives 20.3 Energy Statistics and Data Sources 20.4 Case Studies and Examples 20.5 Suggested Readings and Further Research AIM & SCOPE
The world is teetering on the edge of an immense energy crisis, one unlike anything we've ever faced before. Our deep dependence on fossil fuels has started to show its true cost, as the effects of climate change loom larger every day. We’re already witnessing rising sea levels, more frequent and intense storms, and a heartbreaking loss of biodiversity—just a handful of the critical issues that demand our immediate attention. In this book, we aim to shed light on the road ahead toward a sustainable energy future. We’ll explore the tangled web of our current energy systems, highlight the promise of renewable technologies, and consider the economic and social shifts needed to move away from fossil fuels. By looking at the hurdles we face, the opportunities available, and the solutions at hand, we hope to equip readers with the insight needed to take action and play a part in creating a cleaner, greener future.Achieving this shift toward sustainable energy will require a united effort from governments, businesses, and individuals alike. We must collaborate to craft and implement bold, innovative strategies that not only tackle climate change but also ensure that the transition is fair and just for everyone. This book is designed to be a guide, helping to navigate the path to a future where clean energy drives our world forward and preserves the planet for generations to come.
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Dr. Nisha Tayal Associate Professor University Institute of Engineering &Technology Panjab University

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