Titlebook: Economically Enabled Energy Management; Interplay Between Co Takeshi Hatanaka,Yasuaki Wasa,Kenko Uchida Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore

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Takeshi Hatanaka,Yasuaki Wasa,Kenko UchidaTranscends the borders of disciplines to effectively address a pressing interdisciplinary issue.Covers both theory and practice in energy management.Gathers a range of expertise in engineering and eco

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Contaminants in the environment,y management systems. Next, because the aim is to overcome emerging worldwide issues, this chapter surveys past, present, and future academic research trends and their contributions to the study of power, economics, control, and system architecture. This chapter also provides a detailed outline of the book.