Abstract
INTRODUCTION
The recent energy crisis and steadily rising oil prices have changed the many
perceptions about energy conservation. Oil can be found in almost any
application: vehicles, power supplies, and home heating are just a few of the
applications that can require oil. With general concern mounting, more and
more people find themselves turning to new and alternative energy sources.
The market for energy is ever-present, and its demand is even greater in the
21st century. As technology improves, we are not only able to increase energy
output, but also reduce the amount used over time. While oil and gasoline will
be staples of the industry for many years to come, new technologies are
breaking into the market that could change the future of the industry.
Based on the monthly newsletter Battery & EV Technology, this anthology
informs the reader about the growing fields and markets for energy. This
review reports the news on alkaline consumers, chargers, exotic and novel
energy storage, lithium, nano- and micro-scale products, thin films,
ultra-capacitors, and uninterruptible power supplies.
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