Strategies for an Energy Transition

Strategies for an Energy Transition: Planning for a Sustainable Future guides readers through strategic planning for a sustainable energy shift. The book covers optimization of renewable energy systems, sustainable fuel production, and unconventional resources. It also addresses the water-energy nexus, emphasizing an integrated approach that includes technological, economic, environmental, and social sustainability. The book enables a deeper understanding of energy systems interconnections and broader energy decision implications. With insights into modeling, optimization, and strategic planning, it equips academics, engineers, industry professionals, and policymakers with knowledge and tools for navigating energy transition complexities.

Tania Itzel Serrano-Arévalo is a Researcher in the Chemical Engineering Department, at the Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo, Mexico. She obtained her Master and Ph.D degrees in Chemical Engineering at the same institution. She has published several papers, with her paper 'Optimal Planning for Satisfying Future Electricity Demands Involving Simultaneously Economic, Emissions, and Water Concerns' in the Process Integration and Optimization for Sustainability journal receiving the Best Paper Award 2020. She has also been invited to act as reviewer for the Sustainable Production and Consumption journal. Dr. Serrano-Arévalo research focuses on process optimization (mono-objective and multi-objective) and sustainable energy planning.