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  1. Synergistic Proton and Oxygen Ion Transport in Fluorite Oxide-Ion Conductor
  2. Improving the performance of a 2-stage large aperture parabolic trough solar concentrator using a secondary reflector designed by adaptive method
  3. Modeling of Zinc Bromine redox flow battery with application to channel design
  4. Adhesion of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube Thin Films with Different Materials
  5. Thermal Performance Analysis of a Direct-Heated Recompression Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Brayton Cycle Using Solar Concentrators
  6. Different flexibility options for better system integration of wind power
  7. A facile method to produce TiO2 nanorods for high-efficiency dye solar cells
  8. Printed single-walled carbon-nanotubes-based counter electrodes for dye-sensitized solar cells with copper-based redox mediators
  9. Pathway Analysis of a Zero-Emission Transition in the Nordic-Baltic Region
  10. Modelling and performance evaluation of an integrated receiver-storage for concentrating solar power beam-down system under heterogeneous radiative conditions
  11. Progress on Electrolytes Development in Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells
  12. Nanocellulose and Nanochitin Cryogels Improve the Efficiency of Dye Solar Cells
  13. Analyzing National and Local Pathways to Carbon-Neutrality from Technology, Emissions, and Resilience Perspectives—Case of Finland
  14. Evaluation of the reliability of solar micro-grids in emerging markets – Issues and solutions
  15. Electrochemical mechanisms of an advanced low-temperature fuel cell with a SrTiO3 electrolyte
  16. Design and performance evaluation of a high-temperature cavity receiver for a 2-stage dish concentrator
  17. Use of bio-based carbon materials for improving biogas yield and digestate stability
  18. An evaluation of dynamic electricity pricing for solar micro-grids in rural India
  19. semiconductors and their heterostructure composites used for energy devices
  20. The latest stand for microscopic techniques for SOFC fuel cells is presented here.
  21. Flexible dye solar cells enable effective integration into applications.
  22. Finland's low-carbon energy transition based on forest biomass and nuclear power encompasses risks.
  23. Optimized nano composite can reach high catalytic activity and ionic conductivity
  24. LiNiCuZn-multioxide as fuel cell material could read >1 W/cm2 at 550C
  25. Dye-sensitized and perovskite solar cells on flexible substrates offer new applications.
  26. Ageing tests of better quality needed for perovskite and dye-sensitized solar cells.
  27. Single-component fuel cell is a promising energy technology, but needs standardised procedures.
  28. Stability of perovskite solar cells
  29. Implications of Finland's plan to ban coal and cutting oil use
  30. Very high ionic conductivity reached with LT-SOFC fuel cells
  31. A novel 2-stage dish concentrator with improved optical performance for concentrating solar power plants
  32. Water and energy are strongly linked key global challenges
  33. Heterostructure between a semiconductor and an ionic conductor affect oxygen ion conduction.
  34. Organic-inorganic hybrid layered materials for a quasi-solid gel electrolyte in DSSC.
  35. High power density with ceramic-carbonate nanocomposite fuel cell
  36. Uniform and pinhole-free electron-selective TiO2 layers are important for perovskite solar cells
  37. Better linkage of smart materials to energy scale
  38. Inkjet-printed platinum counter electrodes for dye-sensitized solar cells
  39. Could China take lead in Concentrating Solar Power (CSP)?
  40. Flexibility of electric vehicles and space heating in net zero energy houses: an optimal control model with thermal dynamics and battery degradation
  41. Cobalt-Phosphate modified TiO 2 /BiVO 4 nanoarrays photoanode for efficient water splitting
  42. Stabilizing Dendron-Modified Talc-Based Electrolyte for Quasi-Solid Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell
  43. Regime changes can slow down niche development
  44. How does water influence perovskite solar cells?
  45. Clean energy transition—our urgent challenge: an editorial assay
  46. Intriguing Photochemistry of the Additives in the Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells
  47. Bridging new and old energy
  48. Air Processed Inkjet Infiltrated Carbon Based Printed Perovskite Solar Cells with High Stability and Reproducibility
  49. Rheological characterization of liquid electrolytes for drop-on-demand inkjet printing
  50. Performance Improvement of Perovskite Solar Cells Based on PCBM-Modified ZnO-Nanorod Arrays
  51. Potential of distributed photovoltaics in urban Chile
  52. Troncoso
  53. Modeling flexibility and optimal use of existing power plants with large-scale variable renewable power schemes
  54. Effect of extreme temperatures on battery charging and performance of electric vehicles
  55. Improved flexibility with large-scale variable renewable power in cities through optimal demand side management and power-to-heat conversion
  56. Frugal energy innovations for developing countries
  57. Quasi-solid electrolyte with polyamidoamine dendron modified-talc applied to dye-sensitized solar cells
  58. A hybrid lithium-ion battery model for system-level analyses
  59. Investigation of LiNiCuZn-oxide electrodes prepared by different methods: Synthesis, characterization and properties for ceramic carbonate composite fuel cells
  60. Two-phase model of hydrogen transport to optimize nanoparticle catalyst loading for hydrogen evolution reaction
  61. Preface for the special issue section on the “2nd International Conference on Nanotechnology, Nanomaterials & Thin Films for Energy Applications (NANOENERGY 2015), 1–3 June 2015, Manchester, UK”
  62. Carbon nanotube–amorphous silicon hybrid solar cell with improved conversion efficiency
  63. An integrated scenario-based robust planning approach for foresight and strategic management with application to energy industry
  64. The business of distributed solar power: a comparative case study of centralized charging stations and solar microgrids
  65. Energy, climate, and our historic opportunity: an editorial essay
  66. Advances in Bioenergy
  67. TiO2/ZnO/TiO2sandwich multi-layer films as a hole-blocking layer for efficient perovskite solar cells
  68. Improving catalyst stability in nano-structured solar and fuel cells
  69. Optimal and rule-based control strategies for energy flexibility in buildings with PV
  70. Novel fuel cell with nanocomposite functional layer designed by perovskite solar cell principle
  71. An analytical model of hydrogen evolution and oxidation reactions on electrodes partially covered with a catalyst
  72. Ink-jet printed solar cell
  73. A high-performance self-powered broadband photodetector based on a CH3NH3PbI3 perovskite/ZnO nanorod array heterostructure
  74. Democracy and Transitions: European Experiences of Policy Inclusiveness and Changes in the Electricity Industry
  75. Energy, climate, and our historic opportunity: an editorial essay
  76. Photovoltaic properties of dye sensitised solar cells using TiO2 nanotube arrays for photoanodes: Role of hydrochloric acid treatment
  77. High performance dye-sensitized solar cells with inkjet printed ionic liquid electrolyte
  78. Physical Modeling of Photoelectrochemical Hydrogen Production Devices
  79. Global Challenges: Energy
  80. Global Challenges
  81. Smart energy system design for large clean power schemes in urban areas
  82. It is important to speak and think the right manner
  83. The Effect of Electrolyte Purification on the Performance and Long-Term Stability of Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells
  84. Review of energy system flexibility measures to enable high levels of variable renewable electricity
  85. Identifying bottlenecks in charging infrastructure of plug-in hybrid electric vehicles through agent-based traffic simulation
  86. Inclusion in policymaking influences the development of wind energy and solar power
  87. Clean energy systems as mainstream energy options
  88. Schottky Junction Effect on High Performance Fuel Cells Based on Nanocomposite Materials
  89. Scalability and feasibility of photoelectrochemical H2evolution: the ultimate limit of Pt nanoparticle as an HER catalyst
  90. Preface
  91. Energy policy planning near grid parity using a price-driven technology penetration model
  92. Stability assessment of alternative platinum free counter electrodes for dye-sensitized solar cells
  93. Highly conductive, non-permeable, fiber based substrate for counter electrode application in dye-sensitized solar cells
  94. Models for generating place and time dependent urban energy demand profiles
  95. Review and analysis of characterization methods and ionic conductivities for low-temperature solid oxide fuel cells (LT-SOFC)
  96. Nanocellulose aerogel membranes for optimal electrolyte filling in dye solar cells
  97. Enhanced conductivity of SDC based nanocomposite electrolyte by spark plasma sintering
  98. Insights into corrosion in dye solar cells
  99. Degradation and stability of nanostructured energy devices
  100. Large utilities strategies are influenced by the firms history and its ties to the government
  101. How fast can businesses in the new energy sector grow? An analysis of critical factors
  102. Rediscovering a Key Interface in Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells: Guanidinium and Iodine Competition for Binding Sites at the Dye/Electrolyte Surface
  103. Carbon-Double-Bond-Free Printed Solar Cells from TiO2/CH3NH3PbI3/CuSCN/Au: Structural Control and Photoaging Effects
  104. Nano energy technologies
  105. Low Cost Ferritic Stainless Steel in Dye Sensitized Solar Cells with Cobalt Complex Electrolyte
  106. Effect of electrolyte bleaching on the stability and performance of dye solar cells
  107. A durable SWCNT/PET polymer foil based metal free counter electrode for flexible dye-sensitized solar cells
  108. A Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube Coated Flexible PVC Counter Electrode for Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells
  109. Energy and environment is defined by its cross-disciplinary basis: an editorial essay
  110. Preface
  111. An improved synthesis method of ceria-carbonate based composite electrolytes for low-temperature SOFC fuel cells
  112. A new energy conversion technology based on nano-redox and nano-device processes
  113. Highly catalytic carbon nanotube counter electrode on plastic for dye solar cells utilizing cobalt-based redox mediator
  114. Effectiveness of smart charging of electric vehicles under power limitations
  115. Outlook Is Sunny for Solar Energy
  116. Dr. Peter Lund
  117. Nanostructured materials for energy applications
  118. Breakthrough fuel cell technology using ceria-based multi-functional nanocomposites
  119. A numerical model for seasonal storage of solar heat in the ground by vertical pipes
  120. Do Counter Electrodes on Metal Substrates Work with Cobalt Complex Based Electrolyte in Dye Sensitized Solar Cells?
  121. Integration design of membrane electrode assemblies in low temperature solid oxide fuel cell
  122. Urban energy systems with smart multi-carrier energy networks and renewable energy generation
  123. Large-scale urban renewable electricity schemes – Integration and interfacing aspects
  124. Metallic and plastic dye solar cells
  125. Flexible metal-free counter electrode for dye solar cells based on conductive polymer and carbon nanotubes
  126. Changes in the electricity industry in Denmark, Germany, Finland and Spain.
  127. The European Union challenge: integration of energy, climate, and economic policy
  128. Energy strategies to confront climate change
  129. A new energy conversion technology joining electrochemical and physical principles
  130. In situ image processing method to investigate performance and stability of dye solar cells
  131. Effect of molecular filtering and electrolyte composition on the spatial variation in performance of dye solar cells
  132. Comparison of Plastic Based Counter Electrodes for Dye Sensitized Solar Cells
  133. How to speed-up the uptake of new energy (solar, wind) but minimize public costs
  134. Review of materials and manufacturing options for large area flexible dye solar cells
  135. Comparison of dye solar cell counter electrodes based on different carbon nanostructures
  136. Advanced fuel cells: from materials and technologies to applications
  137. A single-component fuel cell reactor
  138. Alternative ways for voltage control in smart grids with distributed electricity generation
  139. Two-Dimensional Time-Dependent Numerical Modeling of Edge Effects in Dye Solar Cells
  140. Stabilization of metal counter electrodes for dye solar cells
  141. Energy relevance of microgeneration-Case advanced fuel cells
  142. A carbon gel catalyst layer for the roll-to-roll production of dye solar cells
  143. Corrigendum to “Impacts of different data averaging times on statistical analysis of distributed domestic photovoltaic systems” [Sol. Energy 84 (2010) 492–500]
  144. Corrigendum to “Options for improving the load matching capability of distributed photovoltaics: Methodology and application to high-latitude data” [Sol. Energy 83 (2009) 1953–1966]
  145. Impacts of distributed photovoltaics on network voltages: Stochastic simulations of three Swedish low-voltage distribution grids
  146. Fast market penetration of energy technologies in retrospect with application to clean energy futures
  147. Device Physics of Dye Solar Cells
  148. Decentralized electricity system sizing and placement in distribution networks
  149. Special IJHE issue from HyForum 2008 conference
  150. Importance of integrated strategies and innovations for commercial breakthrough of fuel cells
  151. Impacts of different data averaging times on statistical analysis of distributed domestic photovoltaic systems
  152. Thin Film Nano Solar Cells—From Device Optimization to Upscaling
  153. Exploring past energy changes and their implications for the pace of penetration of new energy technologies
  154. Review of stability for advanced dye solar cells
  155. Stability of Dye Solar Cells with Photoelectrode on Metal Substrates
  156. Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube Thin-Film Counter Electrodes for Indium Tin Oxide-Free Plastic Dye Solar Cells
  157. Options for improving the load matching capability of distributed photovoltaics: Methodology and application to high-latitude data
  158. Nanoscience and technology for energy applications
  159. Nanostructured dye solar cells on flexible substrates-Review
  160. Flexible solar cells. Mario Pagliaro, Giovanni Palmisano and Rosaria Ciriminna, Wiley-VCH, Weinheim, Germany, 2008. No. of pages: 190. ISBN 978-3-527-32375-3
  161. Segmented Cell Design for Improved Factoring of Aging Effects in Dye Solar Cells
  162. Call for Papers: Nanoscience and Technology for Energy Applications
  163. Global market penetration of new renewable energy technologies -assessing future growth rates and energy impacts
  164. Global market penetration of new renewable energy technologies -assessing future growth rates and energy impacts
  165. Photovoltaic fiber
  166. Effects of energy policies on industry expansion in renewable energy
  167. Spatial distribution and decrease of dye solar cell performance induced by electrolyte filling
  168. Dye Solar Cells on ITO-PET Substrate with TiO[sub 2] Recombination Blocking Layers
  169. Investigation of Temperature and Aging Effects in Nanostructured Dye Solar Cells Studied by Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy
  170. Effect of Nonuniform Generation and Inefficient Collection of Electrons on the Dynamic Photocurrent and Photovoltage Response of Nanostructured Photoelectrodes
  171. Spectral Characteristics of Light Harvesting, Electron Injection, and Steady-State Charge Collection in Pressed TiO 2 Dye Solar Cells
  172. Initial Performance of Dye Solar Cells on Stainless Steel Substrates
  173. Analysis of advanced energy chain typologies
  174. Back reflection of stainless steel substrate increase DSSC efficiency
  175. The link between political decision-making and energy options: Assessing future role of renewable energy and energy efficiency in Finland
  176. Regenerative effects by temperature variations in dye-sensitized solar cells
  177. Impacts of EU carbon emission trade directive on energy-intensive industries — Indicative micro-economic analyses
  178. Upfront resource requirements for large-scale exploitation schemes of new renewable technologies
  179. Effects of large-scale photovoltaic power integration on electricity distribution networks
  180. Effectiveness of policy measures in transforming the energy system
  181. Basic parametric study of a proton exchange membrane fuel cell
  182. Market penetration rates of new energy technologies
  183. Industrial sheet metals for nanocrystalline dye-sensitized solar cell structures
  184. Absorption and desorption of water in glass/ethylene-vinyl-acetate/glass laminates
  185. Spray deposition and compression of TiO2 nanoparticle films for dye-sensitized solar cells on plastic substrates
  186. Charge transfer resistance of spray deposited and compressed counter electrodes for dye-sensitized nanoparticle solar cells on plastic substrates
  187. Performance of planar free-breathing PEMFC at temperatures below freezing
  188. Release the power of the public purse
  189. Estimating thermal stress in BIPV modules
  190. A model for generating household electricity load profiles
  191. Analysis of energy technology changes and associated costs
  192. Moisture sensor at glass/polymer interface for monitoring of photovoltaic module encapsulants
  193. Data filtering methods for determining performance parameters in photovoltaic module field tests
  194. Towards corrosion testing of unglazed solar absorber surfaces in simulated acid rain
  195. Effect of energy storage on variations in wind power
  196. Sizing and applicability considerations of solar combisystems
  197. Degradation of unglazed rough graphite-aluminium solar absorber surfaces in simulated acid and neutral rain
  198. Effect of cathode structure on planar free-breathing PEMFC
  199. Physical interpretation of impacts from a low-cost manufacturing process on the surface microstructure of a novel solar absorber
  200. Thermal stability and moisture resistance of C/Al2O3/Al solar absorber surfaces
  201. Microstructural optimization and extended durability studies of low-cost rough graphite–aluminium solar absorber surfaces
  202. Evaluation of planar free-breathing polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell design
  203. Mechanically manufactured selective solar absorber surfaces
  204. Titanium sinter as gas diffusion backing in PEMFC
  205. Microstructural analysis of selective C/Al2O3/Al solar absorber surfaces
  206. Measurement of ohmic voltage losses in individual cells of a PEMFC stack
  207. Measurement of current distribution in a free-breathing PEMFC
  208. Daylight optimization of multifunctional solar facades
  209. Effect of substitution on hysteresis in some high-pressure AB2 and AB5 metal hydrides
  210. Combined hydrogen compressing and heat transforming through metal hydrides
  211. Multivariate optimization of design trade-offs for solar low energy buildings
  212. AB2 metal hydrides for high-pressure and narrow temperature interval applications
  213. Electrolyser-metal hydride-fuel cell system for seasonal energy storage
  214. Metal Hydrides for a Compressor With Strict Boundary Conditions
  215. Pressure DSC studies on the formation and reproducibility of double peaks in the sorption of LaNi5-H2 during thermal cycling
  216. Operation experiences of a phosphoric acid fuel cell in a solar hydrogen energy system
  217. Coupling the PV array with a standard uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system in commercial buildings
  218. Feasibility study of a metal hydride hydrogen store for a self-sufficient solar hydrogen energy system
  219. Metal hydride hydrogen storage for near-ambient temperature and atmospheric pressure applications, a PDSC study
  220. Computational approaches for improving seasonal storage systems based on hydrogen technologies
  221. Optimal sizing of grid-connected PV-systems for different climates and array orientations: a simulation study
  222. Modeling and simulation of aquifer storage energy systems
  223. Simulation of solar hydrogen energy systems
  224. The energy storage problem in low energy buildings
  225. Development of a self-sufficient solar-hydrogen energy system
  226. Simple tool to correctly size the inverter and PV array
  227. Control of battery backed photovoltaic hydrogen production
  228. SOLCHIPS—A fast predesign and optimization tool for solar heating with seasonal storage
  229. Comparison of analytical and numerical modeling approaches for sizing of seasonal storage solar heating systems
  230. Hydrogen Energy Storage for Photovoltaic Power Systems
  231. An organic PCM storage system with adjustable melting temperature
  232. A multicomponent PCM wall optimized for passive solar heating
  233. Development Potential of Small-Scale Grid-Connected Residential Photovoltaic Systems
  234. Design Tool Photo for Sizing of Hybrid Power Systems: Program Verification
  235. Optimization of stand-alone photovoltaic systems with hydrogen storage for total energy self-sufficiency
  236. Thermohydraulic analysis of a potential nuclear waste repository site in bedrock
  237. Effect of climate on major CSHPSS design parameters
  238. A general design methodology for seasonal storage solar systems
  239. A HYBRID THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE DESIGN
  240. THERMAL DESIGN OF A GLAZED SUNSPACE
  241. Effect of storage thermal behavior in seasonal storage solar heating systems
  242. EVALUATION OF ICE STORAGE POTENTIAL IN FINLAND
  243. DYNAMICS OF A VERTICAL HEAT EXCHANGER PIPE IN GROUND
  244. A MULTIPURPOSE 3-D COMPUTER SIMULATION MODEL FOR ATES APPLICATIONS
  245. Verification of a CSHPSS simulation program with emphasis on system control
  246. Performance Comparison of Storage Control Strategies in CSHPSS Systems
  247. Economic analysis of heat storage in energy systems
  248. Computational simulation of district solar heating systems with seasonal thermal energy storage
  249. First year performance of one of world's first seasonal storage solar systems.
  250. Optimization of operating strategies in a community solar heating system
  251. Dynamic effects in a salinity-gradient solar-pond heating system
  252. On the effects of solar radiation variations on solar heating system performances
  253. A numerical model for seasonal storage of solar heat in the ground by vertical pipes
  254. Feasibility of solar pond heating for northern cold climates
  255. Optimization of a community solar heating system with a heat pump and seasonal storage
  256. A Comparative Study of Community Solar Heating Systems for Northern High Latitudes
  257. Solar Heating with Annual Heat Storage — Modelling and Practice
  258. Radiation transmission measurements for solar ponds
  259. Net energy analysis of district solar heating with seasonal heat storage
  260. An analysis of district solar ponds with heat pump
  261. Determination of reactor neutron spectra with multicomponent activation detectors
  262. Simulation studies of the expected performance of Kerava solar village