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Renewable Energy Technologies and Systems

The topic we are addressing in this special issue of Applied Physics Reviews is the most essential to defend the raising world temperature. With recent and ongoing developments in photovoltaic and wind turbine technologies, the base is given to widen the scope for a holistic view on the transformation of the energy systems. This requires considering even more technologies, namely, batteries and energy-efficient buildings.

Guest Editor: Andreas W. Bett

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Andreas W. Bett
10.1063/5.0041255
Ralf Preu; Elmar Lohmüller; Sabrina Lohmüller; Pierre Saint-Cast; Johannes M. Greulich
10.1063/5.0005090
Martin Hermle; Frank Feldmann; Martin Bivour; Jan Christoph Goldschmidt; Stefan W. Glunz
10.1063/1.5139202
K. Rohrig; V. Berkhout; D. Callies; M. Durstewitz; S. Faulstich; B. Hahn; M. Jung; L. Pauscher; A. Seibel; M. Shan; M. Siefert; J. Steffen; M. Collmann; S. Czichon; M. Dörenkämper; J. Gottschall; B. Lange; A. Ruhle; F. Sayer; B. Stoevesandt; J. Wenske
10.1063/1.5089877
L. Millet; A. Berrueta; M. Bruch; N. Reiners; M. Vetter
10.1063/1.5049665
Christoph Kost; Andreas Palzer; Philip Sterchele; Cyril Stephanos; Niklas Hartmann; Hans-Martin Henning
10.1063/1.5055269
Michael Powalla; Stefan Paetel; Erik Ahlswede; Roland Wuerz; Cordula D. Wessendorf; Theresa Magorian Friedlmeier
10.1063/1.5061809
M. Wiesenfarth; I. Anton; A. W. Bett
10.1063/1.5046752
Gesa A. Benndorf; Dominik Wystrcil; Nicolas Réhault
10.1063/1.5053110
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