Titlebook: Key Concepts in Energy; Nuno Luis Madureira Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 Energy Economics.Energy Substitut

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The Rebound Effect,conomist, William Stanley Jevons in 1865. The effect he singled out was dubbed the “rebound effect” and its foundations became known as the “Jevons paradox.” This chapter places the debate back in its historical context by drawing attention to the issue that triggered major theoretical developments:

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Technological Hybridization, combines the internal combustion engine with an electric battery and the oil–steam hybrid in which fuel oil was adapted to feed steam engines originally designed as coal-fueled. The analysis highlights some of the problems inherent to hybridization processes, specifically investment in new network

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Oil Reserves and Peak Oil,tion and the common man’s view, further contrasted the differences between the standpoints of the scientific and business communities, led to the most controversial topic ever debated within the energy community. While some forewarned that a critical moment for humanity was approaching, others found

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Levelized Electricity Costs,ce should be charged per unit of energy sold in order to recover the total life cycle cost of energy production. This chapter charts the effectiveness of levelized cost formulas over time depicting how the perspectives for electricity generation in the UK and in France have evolved. While cost compa

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Nuno Luis Madureiraus didactical exercises to help the reader to gain deeper in.This book presents the fundamentals of modern tensor calculus for students in engineering and applied physics, emphasizing those aspects that are crucial for applying tensor calculus safely in Euclidian space and for grasping the very esse

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