International Journal of Energy Production and Management, Volume 2, Issue 3
| DIFFERENT MODELS USED IN AFRICA AND ASIA FOR OFF GRID ELECTRIFICATION AND THE CHALLENGES FACED
Author(s): LALITHA MAHALINGAM & JAIDEEP PRABHU Pages: 5 Price: Free (open access) Page Range: 219 - 224 | Open Access  Details |
| NUCLEAR POWER CAN BE THE ANSWER
Author(s): R. G. BOOTHROYD Pages: 13 Price: Free (open access) Page Range: 225 - 238 | Open Access Details |
| KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS OF ‘GOOD PRACTICES’ OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN INDUSTRY: APPLICATION TO REAL CASES IN ITALY AND IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
Author(s): REALINI ANNA, MAGGIORE SIMONE, ZAGANO CLAUDIO & FRANCHIONI GIORGIO Pages: 11 Price: Free (open access) Page Range: 239 - 250 | Open Access Details |
| DECARBONISING THE SWEDISH ROAD TRANSPORT SECTOR
Author(s): ANN-CHARLOTTE MELLQUIST, JAMIE PIRIE, ALISTAIR SMITH, JON STENNING, EMANUELA VANACORE & MATS WILLIANDER Pages: 11 Price: Free (open access) Page Range: 251 - 262 | Open Access Details |
| RISK AND PROFITABILITY OPTIMIZATION OF INVESTMENTS IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY
Author(s): A. DOMNIKOV, P. KHOMENKO, G. CHEBOTAREVA & M. KHODOROVSKY Pages: 13 Price: Free (open access) Page Range: 263 - 276 | Open Access Details |
| UNIVERSITY STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF THE CURRENT AND FUTURE ROLE OF NON-CARBON EMITTING ENERGY SOURCES IN THE WORLD
Author(s): ROBERT L. MAHLER & MICHAEL E. BARBER Pages: 10 Price: Free (open access) Page Range: 277 - 287 | Open Access Details |
| RESEARCH EXPERIENCE FROM THE USE OF DIFFERENT ADDITIVES IN WOOD-FUEL PELLET PRODUCTION
Author(s): MAGNUS STÅHL, JONAS BERGHEL & STEFAN FRODESON Pages: 5 Price: Free (open access) Page Range: 288 - 293 | Open Access Details |
| VARIATION IN GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY (GC) ANALYSIS IN SETTING UP LABORATORY PROTOCOLS FOR WASTE TO ENERGY NOVEL FIXED BED REACTOR SETUPS
Author(s): A. T. AL-DHAFEERI, S. M. AL-SALEM, M. H. AL-WADI, H. H. SULTAN & H. K. KARAM Pages: 11 Price: Free (open access) Page Range: 294 - 305 | Open Access Details |
The Quest for Sustainable Energy
Modern societies require an ever increasing amount of energy resources, adding strain to the world economy and creating technological, as well as socio-political, challenges.
The International Journal of Energy Production and Management aims to address the issues raised above and thus act as an interdisciplinary forum for researchers and practitioners from around the globe working on a wide variety of topics related to the future of energy production and management in a changing world.
