Advances in Renewable Energy Systems (2nd Edition)

Dear Colleagues,

The industrialized world faces a significant challenge in transitioning its energy production systems to renewable sources that are more environmentally friendly than traditional methods. Recently, this challenge has become twofold: developing new technologies that can break free from traditional energy sources responsible for greenhouse gas emissions and accelerating this energy transition to mitigate global warming and its impacts on the natural environment as swiftly as possible.

Global ecosystems have been strained by outdated energy production methods in an unsustainable effort to maintain constant growth based on the assumption of unlimited resources and an environment that can absorb any human-induced changes. The international scientific community must guide industrial systems toward energy generation processes that respect the planet, utilizing sources and production methods that are sustainable in the medium- to long-term and economically viable to justify the investments needed for the energy transition. Energy production must undergo profound changes, adopting systems that do not burden the planet's future climate. Achieving these results requires a complete overhaul of the energy production structure, with a focus on localized, zero-emission, environmentally respectful systems. Energy storage systems will be a crucial area where scientific research must develop new technical solutions and advanced materials to address the well-known issues of the intermittency of renewable sources.

This Special Issue "Advances in Renewable Energy Systems (2nd Edition)" aims to gather sophisticated contributions on these topics, highlighting the current state of the art. We invite experts from all research fields to share their ideas and experiences in a multidisciplinary manner. Additionally, this Special Issue seeks to foster debate on future scenarios related to climate change and its effects on renewable energy systems.

We hope you will consider contributing to this Special Issue.

Sincerely,

Prof. Dr. Ferdinando Salata
Dr. Virgilio Ciancio
Guest Editors

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• alternative energy sources
• eco-compatible energy end uses
• availability of renewable energy systems
• economic impacts of renewable energy
• climate change