Decentralizing electricity production
By: Howard J. Brown, editor, with Tom Richard Strumolo.
Contributors: Howard J. Brown; Lecturer, Wesleyan University; President, RPM Systems Inc.; Tom Richard Strumolo, ; President, Energy General Inc.; Amory Lovins; Director, Rocky Mountain Institute; David Morris; President, Institute for Local Self-Reliance; Bent Sorenson; Professor of Physics, Roskilde University, Denmark; David Huettner; Professor of Economics, University of Oklahoma; Lisa Frantzis:  Consultant, Enginerring Sciences, Arthur D. Little; James Benson; Director, Center for Ecological Policy; Robert Morris; Engineering and Environmental Systems Consultant; Edward Thompson III; Assistant Professor, University of Louisville; Robert Witholder; Senior Systems Engineer, Teledyne Brown Engineering; E. F. Lindsley; Engineering Editor, Popular Science
Publisher: Yale University Press
Published: 1983
Place of publication: New Haven
Language: eng
Number of pages: 259
Subjects: Electric power production
Description: Visionary.  The first book to tackle this subject in depth.  Based on a 1979 conference on the topic at Wesleyan University.  It lays out a re-conceptualization of electricity production and distribution using models from nature - a precursor to biomimicry on a large scale.   Each author deals with a different aspect of the problem.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.