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The Growing Importance Of Urban Energy Systems / Nilay Shah And James Keirstead -- Conceptualizing Urban Energy Systems / James Keirstead -- A Brief History Of Urban Energy Systems As Exemplified By London / Paul Rutter -- Building Energy Service Demands: The Potential Of Retrofits / Mark G. Jennings -- Distributed Multi-generation And District Energy Systems / Pierluigi Mancarella -- Bioenergy And Other Renewables In Urban Energy Systems: Potentials, Conversion Routes And Future Trends / Antonio M. Pantaleo, Nilay Shah And James Keirstead -- Urban Transport Technologies / Aruna Sivakumar, Salvador Acha And James Keirstead -- Modelling Urban Energy Systems / Nilay Shah -- Optimization And Systems Integration / Nouri Samsatli And Mark G. Jennings -- Ecologically-inspired Optimization Modelling Of Urban Energy Systems / Nicole C. Paoaioannou -- Activity-based Modellilng For Urban Energy Systems / Aruna Sivakumar -- Uncertainty And Sensitivity Analysis For Urban Energy Systems Models / James Keirstead -- Managing Transitions In Urban Energy Systems / James Keirstead -- Cities Of The Future / David Fisk -- Conclusion / James Keirstead And Nilay Shah -- Appendix A. Optimization Techniques / Nouri Samsatli, Mark G. Jennings And James Keirstead. Edited By James Keirstead And Nilay Shah. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This text investigates the complex challenge of designing and managing integrated energy systems within rapidly expanding urban environments. Edited by James Keirstead and Nilay Shah, the book synthesizes contributions from various experts to provide a comprehensive framework for understanding how cities can transition toward more efficient, sustainable energy infrastructures. It utilizes a combination of historical analysis, technical modeling, and systems optimization to address the multifaceted demands of modern urban energy consumption.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this volume as a technical resource for researchers and practitioners involved in urban planning and energy policy. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a foundational reference for those applying systems engineering to municipal energy challenges.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0415529018
ISBN-13:
9780203066782
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