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3 books match the query 'Digitalization'

cover of AI and Digitalization in Energy Management

AI and Digitalization in Energy Management

Antonio Sanfilippo

The Institution of Engineering and Technology, 2025

Energy management involves the planning and operation of energy production, consumption, distribution and storage, with objectives including resource conservation, climate protection and cost savings. Growth in renewable energy - essential for the transition to a decarbonised energy system - adds the challenge of intermittency, making energy management all the more important.
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cover of Power Grids with Renewable Energy: Storage, integration and digitalization

Power Grids with Renewable Energy

Storage, integration and digitalization

Abdelhay A. Sallam

The Institution of Engineering and Technology, 2021

Generation of electricity from renewable sources has become a necessity, particularly due to environmental concerns. In order for renewable sources to provide reliable power, their sporadic availability under certain conditions and the lack of control over the resource must be addressed. Different renewable energy sources and storage technologies bring various properties to the table, and power systems must be adapted and constructed to accommodate these. Power electronics and micro-grids play key roles in enabling the use of renewable energy in the evolving smarter grids.
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Scripted Culture

Digitalization and the Cultural Public Sphere

Edited by Ruedi Widmer and Ines Kleesattel

Diaphanes, 2018

When we look at the cultural public sphere through the lens of digitalization, a paradoxical picture emerges. In some ways, the digital age seems to have brought the goals of the Enlightenment to their fullest fruition, giving us boundless and instantaneous access to every kind of knowledge and art. But the internet and its platforms also frequently bring chaos, immersing us in a sphere of often unverified information whose scope is unimaginable. This book takes a tour through the current debates on digital culture, bringing together a wide array of perspectives from aesthetic theory, cultural studies, electronic media, and the arts.
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