Discovering comprehensive approaches to build sustainable hybrid energy systems

Hybridization is the eternal theme of human energy utilization. However, it has never been more important than it is now because of the urgency of promoting energy transition and achieving carbon neutrality. Therefore, exploring the design, combustion, operation, and policy challenges of sustainable hybrid energy systems becomes increasingly important.

Sustainable Hybrid Energy Systems: Carbon Neutral Approaches, Modeling, and Case Studies provides a detailed explanation of these aspects. Dividing hybrid energy systems into three categories—co-located, co-combusted, and co-operated, this book emphasizes the deployment optimization, emission quota allocation, scheduling coordination, and renewable portfolio standards implementation of these systems. The results are essential tools for understanding the current and future of multi-input single-output hybrid energy systems.

Sustainable Hybrid Energy Systems readers will also find:

• Clear logical framework that reveals the constitutes of hybrid energy systems.
• Systematic technical scheme for building an economic, environmental, flexible, and resilient future energy system.
• Extensive case studies from single power plant level, multiple power plant level, and grid level.
• Effective guidelines for wider application of the proposed carbon neutral approaches.

Sustainable Hybrid Energy Systems is ideal for power engineers, electrical engineers, scientists in industry, and environmental researchers looking to understand these energy solutions. It will also provide collectible value for libraries.