River Publishers Rapids Series on Intelligence in Chips CNTs for the Next Generation of Electronic Devices

Nanomaterials for Green Energy explores advanced carbon nanostructures, nanoengineered materials for solar cells, and fuel cell innovations. It covers Li-ion battery enhancements, sustainable synthesis, and scalable production challenges. It also highlights energy efficiency, environmental impact, and next-gen storage solutions. This book tries to discover how using nano-designed materials might increase the performance and sustainability of existing green energy systems. The book covers a wide range of subjects reflecting the most recent developments and new trends in the industry, including: Synthesis, the electronic layout, green design, and work in energy storage and production are described for carbon nanomaterials in the scope of green energy systems. Since carbon nanostructures are essential parts of fuel cells, quantifying their environmental impact offers useful information. Advanced nanomaterials for lithium-ion batteries: progress in developing nanomaterials to enhance how well lithium-ion batteries work and how far they can be advanced. Studies on nanoengineered materials for solar cells: developing and making different designs for nano-enabled solar panels, looking at their benefits, weaknesses, and possible advances. Apart from discussing main concepts and synthesis methods, this book will underline how CNTs are applied in modern energy technologies. It is important to solve the issues related to the environment, the ability to make those materials in large quantities, and how long the materials will last. With the help of nanoengineering, this book seeks to boost the growth of energy solutions that are energy-efficient, affordable, and environmentally responsible, therefore adding to the worldwide job of promoting green energy technology.