媒體資料
| Title | The Full Spectrum Every Energy Source Explained — A Singapore Perspective |
|---|---|
| Author | Yang Yulong (杨宇龙 / 楊宇龍) |
| Chapters | 15 |
| Original diagrams | 152 |
| Cited sources | 136 |
| Data current to | 2025 |
| English ISBN (eBook) | 978-981-94-6246-9 |
| English ISBN (print) | 978-981-94-6245-2 |
| English ASIN | B0GX34LKBK |
| Simplified Chinese ISBN | 978-981-94-6949-9 |
| Languages | English · 简体中文 · 繁體中文 |
| Contact | [email protected] |
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Yang Yulong is an energy systems architect based in Singapore, with more than fifteen years across renewable generation, grid modernisation and the point where both meet artificial intelligence. As an executive at Univers and Huawei he led deployments of grid dispatch systems, AI-driven energy management platforms and battery storage across Southeast Asian power systems, including infrastructure projects with Keppel and Sembcorp in Singapore.
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The Full Spectrum lays out that system in fifteen chapters, 152 original technical diagrams and 136 cited sources: how fossil fuels formed and how they are leaving; nuclear power's thousand-year promise and its three warnings; how solar became the cheapest electricity in human history; the engineering and the price of wind, water, ocean and biomass; and finally grids, storage, hydrogen and the silicon-based technologies rewriting the copper-and-iron grid into a programmable system.