Harvesting Solar Energy
Using CO₂ and H₂O as Energy Storage Materials
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Beschreibung
This book presents artificial photosynthesis (AP) that facilitates the capture and storage of solar energy in order to meet our energy needs. Furthermore, renewable carbon-neutral high-energy-density liquid fuels used in the present existing energy distribution infrastructure can also be synthesized by following the AP process using carbon dioxide, water, and electricity derived from sunlight. The only way to make energy, environment, economy, and life sustainable is to harvest sunlight to meet the energy needs of society by using carbon dioxide and water as for energy storage.
This book presents artificial photosynthesis (AP) that facilitates the capture and storage of solar energy in order to meet our energy needs. Furthermore, renewable carbon-neutral high-energy-density liquid fuels used in the present existing energy distribution infrastructure can also be synthesized by following the AP process using carbon dioxide, water, and electricity derived from sunlight. The only way to make energy, environment, economy, and life sustainable is to harvest sunlight to meet the energy needs of society by using carbon dioxide and water as for energy storage.
Highlights artificial photosynthesis (AP) that facilitates capture and storage of solar energy to meet the energy needs Discusses the use of carbon dioxide and water as energy storage materials Presents semiconductor and liquid-assisted photothermal effect (SLAPE) technique to generate electricity from sunlight
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Ibram Ganesh
Themen in »Harvesting Solar Energy«
Artificial Photosynthesis Renewable Energy Thermoelectric Effect Solar Thermo-Photovoltaics Copper Indium Gallium Selenide (CIGS) Photovoltaics Silicon Photovoltaic Cell (SPVC) Solar Panels Semiconductor Assisted Photothermal Effect (SAPE) Nanoparticle Assisted Photothermal Effect (NAPE) Black Silicon (Wafers) Electrochemical Reduction Electricity Storage Water Splitting Polyoxometallates Silicon Photovoltaic Cell (SPVC)