Energy Management
About this book
Forecasts point to a huge increase in energy demand over the next 25 years, with a direct and immediate impact on the exhaustion of fossil fuels, the increase in pollution levels and the global warming that will have significant consequences for all sectors of society. Irrespective of the likelihood of these predictions or what researchers in different scientific disciplines may believe or publicly say about how critical the energy situation may be on a world level, it is without doubt one of the great debates that has stirred up public interest in modern times. We should probably already be thinking about the design of a worldwide strategic plan for energy management across the planet. It would include measures to raise awareness, educate the different actors involved, develop policies, provide resources, prioritise actions and establish contingency plans. This process is complex and depends on political, social, economic and technological factors that are hard to take into account simultaneously. Then, before such a plan is formulated, studies such as those described in this book can serve to illustrate what Information and Communication Technologies have to offer in this sphere and, with luck, to create a reference to encourage investigators in the pursuit of new and better solutions.
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Table of contents
- Energy Management
- Contents
- Preface
- 1. Embedded Energy Management System for the ICT Saving Energy Consumption
- 2. Distributed Energy Management Using the Market-Oriented Programming
- 3. Efficient Energy Management to Prolong Lifetime of Wireless Sensor Network
- 4. Motor Energy Management based on Non-Intrusive Monitoring Technology and Wireless Sensor Networks
- 5. Home energy management problem: towards an optimal and robust solution
- 6. Passivity-Based Control and Sliding Mode Control applied to Electric Vehicles based on Fuel Cells, Supercapacitors and Batteries on the DC Link
- 7. Equivalent consumption minimization strategies of series hybrid city buses
- 8. Intelligent Energy Management in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
- 9. Optimal Management of Power Systems
- 10. Energy Management