6 1/2 X 9 7/16 in Preface. Index of figures. Index of tables. Foreword.
1. Introduction.
< BR id='CRLF'>2. Overview of energy requirements for rural commun ities.
2.1 Heat. 2.2 Electric power. 2.3 Water. 2. 4 Lighting. 2.5 Cooking. 2.6 Health and sanitation. 2.7 Communications. 2.8 Transportation. 2.9 Agriculture. 2.10 Basic and extended needs.
3. Calculating energy and food productio n potential and requirements.
3.1 Modelling approa ches. 3.2 Data acquisition. 3.3 Determination of energy and food require ments. 3.4 Energy potential analysis. 3.5 Data collection and processing for energy utilization. 3.6 Wind energy. 3.7 Biomass. 3.8 Energetic use of biomass.
4. Planning of integrat ed energy systems for rural communities.
4.1 Scena rio 1. 4.2 Scenario 2. 4.3 Case study I: Implementation of IEF under cli matic conditions of Central Europe. 4.4 Case study II: Arid and semi ari d regions.
5. Renewable energy resou
1. Introduction.
< BR id='CRLF'>2. Overview of energy requirements for rural commun ities.
2.1 Heat. 2.2 Electric power. 2.3 Water. 2. 4 Lighting. 2.5 Cooking. 2.6 Health and sanitation. 2.7 Communications. 2.8 Transportation. 2.9 Agriculture. 2.10 Basic and extended needs.
3. Calculating energy and food productio n potential and requirements.
3.1 Modelling approa ches. 3.2 Data acquisition. 3.3 Determination of energy and food require ments. 3.4 Energy potential analysis. 3.5 Data collection and processing for energy utilization. 3.6 Wind energy. 3.7 Biomass. 3.8 Energetic use of biomass.
4. Planning of integrat ed energy systems for rural communities.
4.1 Scena rio 1. 4.2 Scenario 2. 4.3 Case study I: Implementation of IEF under cli matic conditions of Central Europe. 4.4 Case study II: Arid and semi ari d regions.
5. Renewable energy resou
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