Understanding Renewable Energy: A Nontechnical Guide by David Wagman

Renewable Energy: A Nontechnical Guide by David Wagman offers an accessible yet comprehensive overview of the rapidly growing renewable energy sector. The book covers solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, biomass, and hydrogen energy sources, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in understanding the technologies and applications driving the clean energy revolution.

Wagman, a seasoned energy journalist, starts by providing historical context and basic energy principles before diving into practical discussions on energy systems across scales, from utility-sized projects to residential applications. The book also tackles critical challenges like grid reliability, supply chain, and public opposition to renewable projects, providing insight into how these issues are shaping the future of energy.

This guide is ideal for general readers, students, and professionals looking to explore renewable energy without technical jargon. It not only explains the mechanics of clean energy but also offers a vision for how these technologies can contribute to a sustainable future in the face of climate change.

Keywords:
renewable energy, solar power, wind energy, hydroelectricity, geothermal energy, biomass energy, hydrogen energy, energy sustainability, decarbonization, climate change solutions

Target Audience:
General readers, Environmental enthusiasts, Energy professionals, Students of renewable energy, Policy makers, Urban planners, Utility managers, Engineers, Business leaders, Homeowners exploring renewable energy

Genre:
Nonfiction, Renewable energy, Environmental science, Technology, Sustainability, Climate change