The Future of Buildings,
Transportation, and Power
by Roger Duncan and Michael E. Webber
Category: Adult Non-Fiction (18+),
290 pages
Genre: Non-fiction Futurism
Publisher: DW Books
Release date: July 2020
Content Rating: G. No erotic or bad language
Book Description
The evolution of buildings, transportation and power will determine how our future looks and feels, and in the book Roger Duncan and Michael E. Webber argue the Energy Efficiency Megatrend will shape our future technology.
Buildings and vehicles will evolve into sentient-appearing machines such that we will be living, working and moving about inside robots. Buildings may develop personalities and the transportation system will have any manner of vehicle available at a moment’s notice. This complex, interconnected system will be powered by the clean and efficient conversion of fuels and energy flows that surround us.
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Roger Duncan is a former Austin, Texas City Council member and the former General Manager of Austin Energy, the municipal electric utility. He is also a former Research Fellow at the Energy Institute at the University of Texas.
Michael E. Webber is the Josey Centennial Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Texas, and Chief Science and Technology Officer at ENGIE, a multi-national energy services and infrastructure company.
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The philosophy of this book seems to back off from the Small is Beautiful concept to return to the megacorp and overpopulated multi million city layout with the inherent logistical night mares.
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Possibly. I have not read it, just spotlighting it
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