Energy Storage for Multigeneration Desalination, Power, Cooling and Heating Applications

Energy Storage for Multi-generation: Desalination, Power, Cooling and Heating Applications is designed to help readers implement and manage highly-efficient energy storage enabled industrial processes. The book provides an overview on energy storage technologies, recent trends around the world, and a discussion on the sustainability components of energy storage in different applications. Case studies for integrated power-water production schemes integrated with energy storage are also included, along with tactics to critically evaluate drivers that influence energy storage integration into power-water production schemes, including desalination, tri-generation and poly-generation concepts and configurations.

This book will provide all engineers and researchers a better understanding of the application of renewable energy in desalination and the thermodynamic processes and laws involved.

1. Energy storage principles and elements of energy storage
2. Energy storage: Thermodynamics
3. Energy storage materials, media, design and process configurations
4. Energy storage: Case studies
5. Energy storage: Hybrid Systems
6. Energy storage in power generation
7. Energy storage in water sector and desalination
8. Energy storage for cogeneration schemes
9. Energy storage integration in industrial sectors
10. Energy storage and renewable energy sources: Grid integration
11. Energy storage for tri-generation schemes and poly-generation schemes
12.  Energy storage material recovery, recycling, and reuse: Environmental perspectives
13. Energy storage technology: Future perspective on economic feasibility 
14. Energy storage science and technology: Sustainability

Dr Veera Gnaneswar Gude is Associate Professor in the department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Mississippi State University. Dr Gude gained his Ph.D., in Environmental Engineering from New Mexico State University in 2007, his M.S., in Environmental Engineering from the National University of Singapore in 2005 and a B.S., in Chemical Engineering Technology from Osmania University in 2000.
Teaching in principles and advanced topics in environmental engineering, his research interests include energy, water nexus and energy-environment nexus and clean and combined energy production.