The Material Basis of Energy Transitions
Editat de Alena Bleicher, Alexandra Pehlkenen Limba Engleză Paperback – 7 aug 2020
Each chapter deals with a specific issue that characterizes the interdependency between critical raw materials and renewable energies by examining case studies from a particular conceptual perspective. The book is a resource for students and researchers from the social sciences, natural sciences, and engineering, as well as interdisciplinary scholars interested in the field of renewable energies, the circular economy, recycling, transport, and mining. The book is also of interest to policymakers in the fields of renewable energy, recycling, and mining, professionals from the energy and resource industries, as well as energy experts and consultants looking for an interdisciplinary assessment of critical materials.
- Provides a comprehensive overview of key issues related to the nexus between renewable energy and critical raw materials
- Explores interdisciplinary perspectives from the natural sciences, engineering, and social sciences
- Discusses critical strategies to address the nexus from a practitioner's perspective
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780128195345
ISBN-10: 0128195347
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 191 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE
ISBN-10: 0128195347
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 191 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE
Public țintă
Students and researchers from social scientific disciplines, natural sciences, engineering studies, and interdisciplinary scholars interested in the field of renewable energies, circular economy, recycling, transport and mining. The book addresses researchers from disciplines such as sociology, geography, political sciences, economy, industrial ecology, material sciences, and geology who are interested in interdisciplinary perspectives. Policymakers in the field of renewable energy, recycling and mining. Professionals from the energy and resource industry. Energy experts and consultants with interest in the interdisciplinary assessment of critical materialsCuprins
1. The Material Basis of Energy Transitions – An Introduction
2. Social Science Perspectives on the Energy-Climate-Metals Nexus
3. Metal-Energy Nexus in the Global Energy Transition Calls for Cooperative Actions
4. Dependency of renewable energy technologies on critical resources
5. Stationary battery systems: Future challenges regarding Resources, Recycling and Sustainability
6. Making Critical Materials Valuable: Decarbonization, Investment & ‘Political Risk
7. Environmental Impacts of Mineral Sourcing and their Impacts on Criticality
8. Limits of LCA in the context of energy transition and its material basis
9. Critical Resources, Sustainability and Future Generations
10. Conflicts related to resources: The case of cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo
11. Voluntary Sustainability Initiatives – an approach to make mining more responsible?
12. The role of a circular economy for energy transition
13. Substitution of critical materials – a strategy to deal with material needs of energy transition?
14. Renewable energy technologies and their implications for critical materials from a sociology of consumption perspective – The case of photovoltaic systems and electric vehicles
15. Renewable Energy and Critical Minerals – A Field Worthy of Interdisciplinary Research
2. Social Science Perspectives on the Energy-Climate-Metals Nexus
3. Metal-Energy Nexus in the Global Energy Transition Calls for Cooperative Actions
4. Dependency of renewable energy technologies on critical resources
5. Stationary battery systems: Future challenges regarding Resources, Recycling and Sustainability
6. Making Critical Materials Valuable: Decarbonization, Investment & ‘Political Risk
7. Environmental Impacts of Mineral Sourcing and their Impacts on Criticality
8. Limits of LCA in the context of energy transition and its material basis
9. Critical Resources, Sustainability and Future Generations
10. Conflicts related to resources: The case of cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo
11. Voluntary Sustainability Initiatives – an approach to make mining more responsible?
12. The role of a circular economy for energy transition
13. Substitution of critical materials – a strategy to deal with material needs of energy transition?
14. Renewable energy technologies and their implications for critical materials from a sociology of consumption perspective – The case of photovoltaic systems and electric vehicles
15. Renewable Energy and Critical Minerals – A Field Worthy of Interdisciplinary Research