Navigating a Sustainable Future with Phase Change Materials for Energy Storage. This item is unavailable.Navigating a Sustainable Future with Phase Change Materials for Energy Storage

• Explores how to integrate PCMs into building materials for thermal regulation, thermal comfort, and for hybridizing with building cooling units, data on the thermal properties and longevity of different PCMs, and compliance with energy efficiency regulations
• Contains insights into the latest advancements in PCM technology for energy storage, methods to enhance the efficiency of renewable energy systems, and strategies for integrating PCMs into existing energy infrastructure
• Offers data on PCMs that can enhance thermal management of batteries in electric and hybrid vehicles, information on the durability and safety of PCMs in automotive applications, and case studies of successful PCM integration
• Presents information on PCMs suitable for electronics cooling, techniques for integrating PCMs into electronic devices, and performance metrics for different PCMs
• Highlights research on new PCM materials and composites, synthesis techniques for producing PCMs, and analysis of the physical and chemical properties of PCMs

Adarsh Kumar Pandey is a Professor at the United Arab Emirates University, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. His research involves, but is not limited to, Sustainable Energy Technologies, Advanced Energy Materials, Nano Enhanced Phase Change Materials (NePCMs), solar PV and PVT, dye-sensitized solar cells.

Dr. Kalidasan Balasubramanian is a Lecturer at Sunway University, Malaysia. He holds expertise on thermal energy storage, nanomaterials, solar thermal system, and more. Dr. Kalidasan actively contributes to international research collaborations and scholarly peer review and is committed to advancing high-quality, impact-driven engineering research aligned with global sustainability goals.Following his PhD, he completed post‑doctoral research at the Research Centre for Nanomaterials and Energy Technology, Sunway University. His research expertise spans thermal energy storage, nanomaterials, solar thermal systems, renewable energy, and net‑zero carbon neutrality. He has published research and review articles in several high‑impact international journals, including Progress in Materials Science, Progress in Energy and Combustion Science, InfoMat, International Materials Reviews, Chemical Engineering Journal, and SmartMat, among others. He is also an inventor on multiple Indian and Malaysian patents based on his research contributions. His academic and research excellence has been recognized through several honors and awards, including the Rising Star Award at Sunway University, Best Paper and Best Presentation Awards at international conferences, the Best Innovation Award in the Make It Challenge, and the Best Outgoing Student Award.