“With over 400 authoritative articles from leading experts in all aspects of energy, the Encyclopedia contains the kinds of up-to-date information, in-depth analysis, key data and comprehensive research that those in today’s volatile and highly competitive energy industry need in order to make important strategic decisions about the future.”
Gerald Doucet, Secretary General, World Energy Council

“Those interested in shaping a clean-energy strategy rooted in reality will find in this encyclopedia an immensely valuable resource”
John B. Ritch, Director General, World Nuclear Association

“The Encyclopedia of Energy provides an invaluable reference laying out the energy options available, their pros and cons, and how they might best be fit together in local, national, and global energy systems. Its comprehensive coverage should help planners, analysts, and policy makers at all levels to identify the right choices and promote them effectively.”
Hans-Holger Rogner, Section Head, Planning and Economic Studies Section, Department of Nuclear Energy, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

“I strongly recommend this most thorough and up-to-date work to energy engineers, planners and decision makers, as well as to the researchers and students of energy, economics and global interactions.”
T. Nejat Veziroglu
President, International Association for Hydrogen Energy
Professor & Director, Clean Energy Research Institute, University of Miami

"The Encyclopedia of Energy will be an invaluable resource for organizations like the Global Environment Facility engaged in the twin goals of environment and development…The extensive documentation of renewable energy sources and energy conservation also make this work an invaluable contribution in working on the sustainable energy systems of the future."
Leonard Good
Chairman and CEO of the Global Environment Facility

“…an invaluable reference guide for those interested in understanding current thinking and practice in the energy sector and its related disciplines…this publication will provide both those working in the energy sciences and those outside the field with comprehensive, contextual information on all aspects of the industry.”
Fatih Birol
Chief Economist and Head, Economic Analysis Division
International Energy Agency