Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
1997 - 2025
Current editor(s): L. Kazmerski
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Volume 3, issue 4, 1999
- Drying technologies for an integrated gasification bio-energy plant pp. 243-289
- J. G. Brammer and A. V. Bridgwater
- Porous silicon in solar cell structures: a review of achievements and modern directions of further use pp. 291-322
- Valery Yu Yerokhov and Ihor I. Melnyk
Volume 3, issue 2-3, 1999
- A review of progress in thermophotovoltaic generation of electricity pp. 77-184
- T. J. Coutts
- Solar thermal water pumping systems: a review pp. 185-217
- Y. W. Wong and K. Sumathy
- Recent directions of world hydrogen production pp. 219-231
- M. Momirlan and T. Veziroglu
- Fuel cell cogeneration system: a case of technoeconomic analysis pp. 233-242
- J. L. Silveira and L. a. Gomes
Volume 3, issue 1, 1999
- Sukatani revisited: on the performance of nine-year-old solar home systems and street lighting systems in Indonesia pp. 1-47
- A. H. M. E. Reinders, Pramusito, A. Sudradjat, V. A. P. van Dijk, R. Mulyadi and W. C. Turkenburg
- Renewable energy in Russia: markets, development and technology transfer pp. 49-75
- E. Martinot
Volume 2, issue 4, 1998
- Effect of wind energy system performance on optimal renewable energy model--an analysis pp. 327-344
- S. Iniyan and T. R. Jagadeesan
- A guide to the Kyoto protocol: a treaty with potentially vital strategic implications for the renewables industry pp. 345-351
- Jeremy Leggett
- Mesoscale interactions on wind energy potential in the northern Aegean region: a case study pp. 353-360
- Y. Borhan
- Financing investments in renewable energy: the impacts of policy design pp. 361-386
- Ryan H. Wiser and Steven J. Pickle
- Energy requirements of thin-film solar cell modules--a review pp. 387-415
- Erik Alsema
Volume 2, issue 3, 1998
- Sustainable energy development pp. 235-286
- Naim H. Afgan, Darwish Al Gobaisi, Maria G. Carvalho and Maurizio Cumo
- Flow and heat transfer in the air gap behind photovoltaic panels pp. 287-301
- B. Moshfegh and M. Sandberg
- Passive solar urban design: ensuring the penetration of solar energy into the city pp. 303-326
- Paul Littlefair
Volume 2, issue 1-2, 1998
- Chapter 1--Thermal comfort and the development of bioclimatic concept in building design pp. 3-24
- Ali Sayigh and A. Hamid Marafia
- Chapter 2--Vernacular and contemporary buildings in Qatar pp. 25-37
- Ali Sayigh and A. Hamid Marafia
- Chapter 3--Principles of thermal comfort pp. 39-66
- Federico M. Butera
- Chapter 4--Bioclimatism in vernacular architecture pp. 67-87
- Helena Coch
- Chapter 5--The utilization of microclimate elements pp. 89-114
- Cettina Gallo
- Chapter 6--Daylighting pp. 115-155
- Rafael Serra
- Chapter 7--Ventilation pp. 157-188
- Hazim B. Awbi
- Chapter 8--Technology for modern architecture pp. 189-234
- Marco Sala
Volume 1, issue 4, 1997
- Hydrogen aircraft and airport safety pp. 239-269
- U. Schmidtchen, E. Behrend, H.-W. Pohl and N. Rostek
- Re-invention or aggorniamento? tidal power at 30 years pp. 271-289
- Roger H. Charlier
- Solar box cookers: Towards a decentralized sustainable energy strategy for sub-Saharan Africa pp. 291-301
- Ellie R. Carmody and Amin U. Sarkar
Volume 1, issue 3, 1997
- The saga of tide mills pp. 171-207
- Roger H Charlier and Loïc Menanteau
- PV-diesel hybrid energy systems for remote area power generation -- A review of current practice and future developments pp. 209-228
- B. Wichert
- Sustainable economic developments in the australian energy sector: Findings of the australian energy planning system optimization model (AEPSOM) pp. 229-238
- Sardar M.N. Islam
Volume 1, issue 1-2, 1997
- Nature and technology of geothermal energy: A review pp. 1-69
- Enrico Barbier
- Photovoltaics: A review of cell and module technologies pp. 71-170
- Lawrence L. Kazmerski
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