Technological Resource 2 Energy

Howes, R., and Fainberg, A. (1991). The Energy Sourcebook A Guide to Technology, Resources and Policy. New York American Institute of Physics. 

Demirbas, M. F., Technological options for producing hydrogen from renewable resources. Energy Sources, Part A Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects 2006, 28(13), 1215-1223. 

Petroleum and Gas Technology Division, Energy Resources Division... 

Randall Swisher, Wind Energy Technology, Resource Potential and Policy Needs, in Renewable Energy-Experts and Advocates, ed. Dickerman. 

Krautkraemer, J. A. (1986). Optimal depletion with resource amenities and a backstop technology. Resources and Energy, 8,133-49. 

Inventory analysis consists of collecting the input and output data for each process included in the scope of the LCA. Such data is often collected from public or commercial databases. Input data could include material resources, energy requirements, labor, and equipment. Output data could include products, by-products, and emissions into the environment. In many cases, extensive input and output data are not available, especially in the case of an emerging technology such as nanotechnology. 

Environment and the impact of adhesive technology D E PACKHAM Resources, energy, pollution... 

Mitrovic-Scepanovic V and Brigham R J (1990), A fundamental corrosion study of magnesium , progress report No. 1, CANMET, Metals Technology Laboratory, Energy, Mines and Resources, Ottawa, Canada. 

Liberman, B. (2002). The importance of energy recovery devices in reverse osmosis desahnation. In The Future of Desalination in Texas, Vol. 2, Technical Papers, Case Studies Desahnation Technology Resources (Report No. 363). Texas Water Development Board, Austin, Texas. 

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