Resumen de A Field of Green: Renewable Energy Research on the Web
Renewable energy is a hot ticket in today's markets. New degree programs in sustainable business and renewable energy engineering are starting in colleges in the US and abroad. The world is looking for new ways to fuel our lives, from cars to buildings and more. In fashion one might say, "Green is the new black," as it goes with everything.
Some sources such as wind and solar have been used for decades, even hundreds of years while others such as wave power are just now finding a foothold and becoming more accessible to energy consumers. Research on energy is inherently cross-disciplinary, incorporating aspects of electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, chemistry, environmental sciences, economics, and among other fields.
This webliography provides an introductory guide to renewable energy news sources, journals, databases, and scholarly research. This compilation first provides links to renewable energy general resources, then focuses on specific types of renewable energy, in particular biofuels, biomass, geothermal, photovoltaic, and wind power. Different aspects of each of these are also taken into account, from how to engineer to industry profiles.
