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Collection of selected, peer reviewed papers from the 2014 International Conference on Energy and Environmental Protection (ICEEP 2014), April 26-28, 2014, Xi'an, China. The 330 papers are grouped as follows: Chapter 1: Development and Use of Solar Energy, Chapter 2: Development and Utilization of Biomass Energy, Chapter 3: Development and Utilization of Wind Energy, Chapter 4: Nuclear Energy Engineering, Chapter 5: Other Energies and Its Utilization, Chapter 6: Batteries and Energy Storage Technology, Chapter 7: Energy-Saving Technology and Energy Conversation, Chapter 8: Hydrogen and Fuel Ce

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Energy development --- Environmental aspects.

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This book presents the results of the international research project CODALoop: Community Data Loop for Energy Conscious Lifestyles. It dissects the energy practices that make urban households demanding energy in their daily life and reveals the pathway towards reducing this energy demand. To unpack energy practices, the authors of this volume move away from efficiency problems studying the interaction between human and new technologies. Instead, they use a repertoire of different analytical instruments to study how interaction between humans, and between humans and data, change the social norms that shape energy needs. The volume offers a synthesis of a cross- disciplinary study of energy reduction carried out in three different countries through multiple methodological approaches. The project at the source of the book was funded under the Joint Program Initiative 'Urban Europe' and the ERA-net framework. To unpack energy practices, the authors of this volume move away from efficiency problems studying the interaction between human and new technologies. Instead, they use a repertoire of different analytical instruments to study how interaction between humans, and between humans and data, change the social norms that shape energy needs. The volume offers a synthesis of a cross- disciplinary study of energy reduction carried out in three different countries through multiple methodological approaches. The project at the source of the book was funded under the Joint Program Initiative 'Urban Europe' and the ERA-net framework.

Energy industries. --- Energy development.