Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Energy and Environment

2012 - 2025

Current editor(s): Peter Lund and John Byrne

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Wind integration: experience, issues, and challenges pp. 243-255: Hannele Holttinen
Radiation protection issues related to the use of nuclear power pp. 256-269: Per Wikman-Svahn
Forest bioenergy feedstock harvesting effects on water supply pp. 270-284: Daniel G. Neary and Karen A. Koestner
Catalytic pyrolysis of biomass for transportation fuels pp. 285-297: Angelos A. Lappas, Kostas G. Kalogiannis, Eleni F. Iliopoulou, Kostas S. Triantafyllidis and Stylianos D. Stefanidis
Improving energy efficiency in India: need for a targeted and tailored strategy pp. 298-307: Daljit Singh, Girish Sant and Aditya Chunekar
Estimating changes in emissions from bus rapid transit: making best use of transport sector experience pp. 308-316: Philip Sayeg and David Bray
Graphene nanostructures toward clean energy technology applications pp. 317-336: Xianfeng Zhang, Bin Wang, Jaka Sunarso, Shaomin Liu and Linjie Zhi
The wireless power transmission: inductive coupling, radio wave, and resonance coupling pp. 337-346: Naoki Shinohara
Integrated solar thermochemical cycles for energy storage and fuel production pp. 347-361: Jörg Petrasch and James Klausner

Thermal energy storage for solar power production pp. 119-131: Nathan P. Siegel
High efficiency photovoltaics: on the way to becoming a major electricity source pp. 132-151: Xiaoting Wang, John Byrne, Lado Kurdgelashvili and Allen Barnett
Principles of nutrient management for sustainable forest bioenergy production pp. 152-164: Donald Mead and Charles Smith
Metabolic engineering: enabling technology for biofuels production pp. 165-172: Mitchell Tai and Gregory N. Stephanopoulos
Design of a 5-kW advanced fuel cell polygeneration system pp. 173-180: Mahrokh Samavati, Rizwan Raza and Bin Zhu
Design of fuel-cell micro-cogeneration systems through modeling and optimization pp. 181-193: Sheila Mae C. Ang, Daniel J. L. Brett, Iain Staffell, Adam D. Hawkes, Eric S. Fraga, Nouri J. Samsatli and Nigel P. Brandon
Large-scale wind deployment, social acceptance pp. 194-205: Robert Horbaty, Stefanie Huber and Geraint Ellis
Wind conditions and resource assessment pp. 206-217: Erik Lundtang Petersen and Ib Troen
Nuclear and renewables: compatible or contradicting? pp. 218-224: Lutz Mez
The Influence of interconnection capacity on the market value of wind power pp. 225-232: Carlo Obersteiner
Opportunities and barriers of high-voltage direct current grids: a state of the art analysis pp. 233-242: Debora Coll-Mayor and Jürgen Schmid

Energy strategies to confront climate change pp. 1-2: Peter Lund and John Byrne
The way forward in climate change mitigation pp. 3-8: R. K. Pachauri
Review of IPCC working group III findings on the impact of energy policy options on GHG emissions pp. 9-16: Hoesung Lee and Erik Haites
Social change to avert further climate change: defining the scale of change and principles to guide a new strategy pp. 17-40: John Byrne, Lado Kurdgelashvili and Job Taminiau
Has the situation of the ‘have‐nots’ improved? pp. 41-50: Gilberto De Martino Jannuzzi and José Goldemberg
Energy security: challenges and needs pp. 51-59: Benjamin K. Sovacool
The European Union challenge: integration of energy, climate, and economic policy pp. 60-68: Peter Lund
Innovative energy policy in a developing country context: experiences from UNEP's PROSOL initiative pp. 69-80: Samantha Ölz and Lawrence Agbemabiese
The climate benefit of Swedish ethanol: present and prospective performance pp. 81-97: Pål Börjesson, Serina Ahlgren and Göran Berndes
GreenATP: APPortunities to catalyze local to global positive tipping points through collaborative innovation networks pp. 98-113: Michael P. Totten
Recognition of peak oil pp. 114-117: C.J. Campbell