Solar energy (PV) related Books
Please find below an overview of the latest books.
Investing In Solar Stocks
Renewable energy is a $100 billion market and solar power is its front runner, representing more than 30% of this global market. Written for institutional investors, asset managers, and fund managers, Investing in Solar Stocks describes the renewable energy landscape focusing specifically on solar power. In it, veteran energy investor Joseph Berwind delivers investment strategies for buying, selling and shorting solar stocks.
Energy Switch
23 Mar 09 - 16:44 CET
Energy Switch details this momentous transition and proposes that the remaining non-renewable resources be used to develop a long-term supply of renewable energy.
Agenda for a Sustainable America
23 Mar 09 - 16:36 CET
"Terrific--a unique and important piece of work, providing a comprehensive roadmap for the journey to sustainability. Policymakers, business leaders, NGOs, and community leaders will all find a wealth of thoughtful assessments and forward looking prescriptions. This is at heart an optimistic compendium that paints a picture of a healthy, secure and ...
Profitable Renewable Energy
16 Mar 09 - 14:51 CET
Profitable Renewable Energy describes a simple plan to allow every utility consumer to invest in and profit from the current renewable energy boom. This book should be read by anyone concerned about the spiraling fuel costs, the environment, or their future financial security. Individuals, business, and legislators alike will benefit from what this ...
Harnessing Power from the Sun
16 Mar 09 - 14:46 CET
Ages 9 to 12 years. This amazing new book tells why solar power is becoming a very real replacement for our current energy sources, with detailed images featuring different types of solar collectors, solar thermal plants, and solar cells.
Third Generation Photovoltaics
16 Mar 09 - 14:37 CET
Photovoltaics, the direct conversion of sunlight to electricity, is now the fastest growing technology for electricity generation. Present "first generation" products use the same silicon wafers as in microelectronics. "Second generation" thin-films, now entering the market, have the potential to greatly improve the economics by eliminating material ...
More books
- 16 Mar 09 The Solar Economy
- 16 Mar 09 Photovoltaics
- 04 Mar 09 The Solar Revolution
