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Integrated renewable energy for rural development : proceedings of the National solar energy convention Jadavpur University, Calcutta, India December 19-21, 1990/

By Saha, H.. New Delhi : Tata-McGraw-Hill, 1990 . xiv, 357pages. : , Include Index. 25cm.. 007460385X

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By International Energy Agency. Paris : International Energy Agency, 1987 . 334 pages : 22 cm. 9264129421

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Renewable energy : power for a sustainable future /

United Kingdom : Oxford university press, 2012 . xv, 566 pages : 30cm.. 9780199545339

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Solar energy : renewable energy and the environment /

By Foster, Robert,. Boca Raton : CRC Press, 2010 . xxvii, 352 p. : 27 cm.. 1420075667 (hardcover : alk. paper) | 9781420075663 (hardcover : alk. paper)

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Renewable & sustainable energy reviews.

Oxford, U.K. : Elsevier Science, 1997 . v. : 25 cm..

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Renewable energy : physics, engineering, environmental impacts, economics and planning /

By S�rensen, Bent,. London, United Kingdom : Academic press , 2017 . xxix, 1026 pages : 23 cm.. 0128045671 | 9780128045671

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Overseas Energy Investment Of Korea And Japan : How Did Two East Asian Resources-Rare Industrial Giants Respond To Energy Security Challenges /

By Oh, Seong-ik. Springer Nature, Singapore : Palgrave Macmillan, 2023 . xxiv, 292 pages : , Includes index 24cm . 9789819902842

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Handbook of Solar Energy : Theory, Analysis and Applications /

By Tiwari, G. N. Singapore : Springer Singapore , 2016 . XXV, 764 pages : 24 cm.. 9789811008054

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Selecting A Wind Turbine /

By Bakri bin Haji Ishak. Bandar Seri Begawan : Universiti Teknologi Brunei , 2015 . vii, 27 Pages : , A project report submitted in Partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Foundation Degree in Mechanical Engineering. | ABSTRACT Brunei Darussalam is one of the developing countries in South Asia and has a heavy dependence on fossil fuels that can only be offset by the sustained exploitation of its indigenous resources. Supplementing the energy base with clean and renewable sources of energy has become imperative due to the present day's energy crisis and growing environmental consciousness. A precise knowledge of the wind energy regime is a prerequisite for the efficient planning and implementation of any wind energy project. Wind data is collected over several years by the Meteorological department of Brunei and is evaluated and analyzed. The wind resource is a crucial step in planning a wind energy project, and detailed knowledge of the wind characteristics at the site is needed to estimate the performance of a wind energy project. In this project, with the help of two parameters of Weibull distribution, the assessment of wind energy potentiality at Brunei International Airport was carried out. 30 cm..

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Design, Simulation, Experimentation and Analysis of Fixed, Single and Dual-Axis Solar Tracking Systems /

By Abdul Hadi bin Haji Mohaimin. Brunei Darussalam : Universiti Teknologi Brunei , 2019 . 109 Pages: , A thesis submitted to Universiti Teknologi Brunei for the partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master (MSc) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering | Abstract In this era, renewable energies have become a good alternative against non-renewable energies. Solar energy is one alternative energy generation that has been utilized in Brunei due to abundance of sunlight. This paper analyzes the performance of solar panel output generation in Brunei climate conditions by comparing outputs when using tracking systems and one without tracking capabilities. The solar trackers were constructed each for fixed, single, and dual-axis solar panel and their software coding were programmed which included manual and automatic voltage, time, and temperature measurements with a 1.3% error. The experiment setups of the tracking systems were powered by 2 methods, self-sustaining and externally powered. In self-sustaining, the output increases by 12% and 10% for dual-axis and single-axis solar trackers respectively. Power consumption saw an increase of 31.7% and 82.5% for single-axis and dual-axis solar trackers respectively. For externally powered solar trackers, the outputs were an increase of 23% and 10% for dual-axis and single-axis respectively. Fresnel lens causes higher sunlight intensity and temperature into a smaller surface area. Several experiments were tested by varying the distance of the Fresnel lens from the solar panel. The results saw output reductions between 5% and 8.7% due to high ambient temperature leading to lower conversion efficiency. The final analysis was made on 275W power rated solar trackers. The voltage output, temperature, and the light intensity were measured and recorded to determine their relationships. The output of a tracking solar panel is also compared with the fixed panel output and the results were a 1.5% increase in output, equivalent to a 3W increase per panel. Reasons for difference in results between actual and simulation were due to uncontrollable factors such as varying temperature of the environment and varying light intensity. Solar tracking power consumption was rated at 10Wh per day thus requiring the solar trackers to bear at least 4 solar panels to produce an additional 12W to outweigh the power consumption. It was also observed that high light intensity leads to high temperature and power output but high temperature cause a reduction in power output. In the end, solar tracking systems are better if the system can bear more solar panels. 30 cm..

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Renewable Energy : Physics, Engineering, Environmental Impacts, Economics and Planning /

By Sorensen, Bent . [N.p.] : Academic Press, 2017 , Included index (page 983-1026) 9780128023907 | 9780128026106

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Introduction to Renewable Energy /

By Nelson, Vaughn. USA : CRC press , 2016 . xxxvi, 423 : , Include bibliographical references and index 23 cm.. 9781498701938

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Environment, Energy and Biotechnology IV : International Conference on Environment, Energy and Biotechnology (ICEEB 2015) /

Singapore : IACSIT Press , 2015 . 112 pages : 25 cm. 9789810955175

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