3 books on Blockchain for Energy [PDF]

December 27, 2024

These books are covering decentralized energy trading, blockchain-enabled smart contracts, energy data security, peer-to-peer energy transactions, transparency in supply chains, regulatory challenges and the integration of blockchain with renewable energy sources.

1. IoT, Machine Learning and Blockchain Technologies for Renewable Energy and Modern Hybrid Power Systems
2023 by C. Sharmeela, P. Sanjeevikumar, P. Sivaraman, Meera Joseph



In a universe not entirely unlike our own, where renewable energy flits nervously in the cosmic limelight and hybrid power systems puff themselves up like aspiring rock stars, comes a book with a title so resplendent with technological buzzwords that it practically hums. IoT, Machine Learning and Blockchain Technologies for Renewable Energy and Modern Hybrid Power Systems is not merely a book—it’s a cerebral hitchhiker’s guide to the intersection of cutting-edge tech and sustainable power, where IoT gadgets chatter like gossipy droids, machine learning algorithms ponder the universe's secrets (or at least energy efficiency) and blockchain does whatever it is blockchain does, but with purpose. Bursting with simulations so realistic you might mistake them for reality (or perhaps the other way around) and case studies that could teach Marvin himself a thing or two about practicality, this is the definitive manual for anyone daring enough to electrify the planet while decoding the existential crisis of renewable systems.
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2. Smart Energy Management: Data Driven Methods for Energy Service Innovation
2022 by Kaile Zhou, Lulu Wen



In a universe not entirely dissimilar to ours but undeniably more energy-efficient, Smart Energy Management: Data-Driven Methods for Energy Service Innovation boldly ventures where few textbooks dare to go: into the fascinatingly eccentric and occasionally bewildering realm of data-driven energy optimization. Packed with enough clustering methods to make a hyper-intelligent AI blush (fuzzy, shape-based, ensemble—you name it), this book is less a dry academic manual and more a hitchhiker’s guide to the green energy galaxy. From deep learning systems that could out-think a Vogon bureaucrat to blockchain innovations that turn electricity trading into a peer-to-peer interstellar bazaar, it tackles everything from demand response (price-based and incentive-based!) to the intricacies of energy blockchain with a cheerful audacity. Whether you’re a researcher, student, engineer, or just someone who suspects your toaster might secretly be more energy-efficient than you are, this book promises to enlighten you—and possibly revolutionize your view of energy systems in the process. All in all, it’s an exhilarating journey through smart energy management that’s about as dry as a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster.
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3. Blockchain-Based Smart Grids
2020 by Miadreza Shafie-khah



"Blockchain-Based Smart Grids," a book as thrilling as a conversation with a Vogon poet about electrical systems, takes you on a whirlwind journey through the bafflingly ingenious world of blockchain technology and its peculiar partnership with the electricity grid. Imagine, if you will, a universe where electrons and algorithms join forces, renewable energy sources frolic unpredictably and the once-stodgy grid learns to play nicely with decentralization. This book cheerfully dissects how peer-to-peer energy transactions—essentially electricity bartering for the algorithmically inclined—are poised to replace the dull old centralized models. Along the way, it explores the maddeningly brilliant ways blockchain could transform energy markets, modernize grids and give renewable energy providers a chance to feel smugly superior. Essential reading for anyone who has ever pondered the meaning of "grid modernization" or simply enjoys a good tale of electrons gone rogue.
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