Energy Series

VISION OF THE FUTURE A Global Energy Perspective Future Oil Crisis Potential Solutions Likely outcomes Different forms of energy systems Are you interested in shaping the future long into the second half of the 21st century? This book will clarify several problems at once. What is viable and what is not on a grander, strategic energy level. It will reveal the probable future of energy. We consider the evidence of resource depletion; potential solutions, challenges we face in implementing the solutions; and outline 3 possible energy economies, that will be mixed to hopefully solve the loss of economically available fossil fuels. The book covers the following topics:  Resource Expiration & the Exponential Problem EROIE and the dominance of Oil based fuels Potential Solutions to the loss of Oil Implication of Failing to find a solution Behavioral Solutions Climate Change - What does it teach us about transition Why is the Media NOT highlighting the coming oil crisis?   The book will challenge many of your long-held beliefs. For example, many people who have read this book, have commented that they believed that 'exponential growth' was commonly understood as rapid growth. This is in fact incorrect. Exponential growth as we shall note, can be applied to anything that has a doubling time. Every percentage rise undergoes exponential growth. When we apply this to consumption rates it seriously undermines the belief that many people have that oil will last forever, or for thousands of years.   The book will also look at subjects such as Net Energy, which is based upon Energy Return on Investment of Energy. If you don't understand this, consider coal mining. We must use energy to extract energy. Most of that energy is from oil or secondary sources such as electricity (often generated by burning different kinds of fossil fuels like gas, or hydroelectricity, etc., etc.)  Net Energy tells us the likely possibility of maintaining civilization in the face of using more resources to extract resources to meet our energy demands. How difficult it is to replace fossil fuels and what is required to do so, over the next 50 years just with oil. This book examines 3 types of energy economies, each with a different slant. These economies represent potential models of future development. We analyze and understand how energy systems can be measured. This kind of economic and civilization viable assessments are not taught at the university. This book is an introduction to The Energy of the Future book.

SmartGrid vs MicroGrid Energy Storage Technology In this book, we will describe how does a SmartGrid work, what are its feature, what are its components, what are the benefits, barrier of implementing a SmartGrid. How a MicroGrid works, what are its feature. MicroGrid Operation modes. Why we need MicroGrid.  Conventional grid vs MicroGrid, advantage and disadvantage of MicroGrid. What are the various ways of Energy Storage, Pump storage mechanism, battery storage and more… Technology of the future.

ENERGY OF THE FUTURE Space Solar Power is very likely to be the future of energy. What is Space Solar Power? Space based Solar Power (SBSP) or Space Solar Power (SSP) is a technology to harvest 24 hours a day energy from outside the atmosphere of the Earth and beam it safely to Earth. This would, its proponents argue, lessen, or even replace the need for fossil fuels or terrestrial renewable energy. This has knock on effects for social and economic justice because it lowers the need to extract harmful chemicals to make batteries and other technologies if the SSP is built to make hydrogen based liquid fuels. Space Based Solar Power would also change the way energy is distributed. If energy is required in a disaster zone, then mobile receiving systems could be deployed rapidly. The scale of SSP is both large and small, with minimum impact on the Earth's environment. Space Solar power also has its detractors, with many people failing to understand that comparative approaches are alright if one understands that one has to try to compare like with like. Even proponents often make erroneous comparisons such as SSP with solar power in North African deserts or Southern Spain. These comparisons often do injustice to SSP which is a technology that will have far reaching effects. Whoever controls SSP will become what Saudi Arabia is to the world of oil supplies. We hope though the SSP will be a commodity owned by the world for the world, in a truly egalitarian way. Therefore, this book is so much more than a technology review. It's a book that will touch upon the economics of energy and wider long-lasting impacts on a range of new technologies and markets yet to be created. It is a course about a vision that has been the lifelong work of John C Mankins and his predecessor, Peter Glazer, NASA scientists to whom we owe so much. If you have interests in entrepreneurial projects of the future, economics, Sustainable architecture, Climate Change, Corporate Investment Responsibility, Leadership, Business Strategy, Business Analysis, banking, project management, journalism, science, robotics, aircraft, rockets, markets for space technology, the Great Reset, Greening our economy, space, moon bases or you like Star Trek, this is a book you will enjoy!