This graduate-level engineering textbook contains comprehensive electrochemical energy storage techniques and explains how to apply them in the exploding market for renewable energy. The technologies explained in the book provide the basis for renewable energy storage in the batteries and fuel cells that are found in everything from cell phones to hybrid vehicles.

Electrochemical Energy Storage: Batteries, Fuel Cells, and Hydrogen Technologies provides a basic overview of electrochemical processes at a practical level and connects them to engineering concepts used in the design of the most popular storage devices. You will get full details on the key energy storage applications-batteries, hydrogen production and storage, and fuel cells-with a focus on design, performance, materials requirements, and potential uses.

• Loaded with problems and case studies that reinforce important concepts
• Covers each energy storage technology, including performance, materials, and applications
• Written by a team of engineers and educators who are battery and fuel cell experts