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THE ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS OF RENEWABLE ENERGY: Pathways to 100% global coverage

By:

HOFFMANN WINFRIED

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Massachusetts John Wiley & Sons 2014Description: 232Subject(s):

E & E MITIGATION (R-38)

DDC classification:

333.79

Summary: The book shows how and why the renewable technologies will be cost competitive and even superior to the traditional technologies in the mid-term.

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Books	Symbiosis Institute of International Business Reference	Reference	333.79 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available (Restricted Access)		SIIB-B-14779

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The book shows how and why the renewable technologies will be cost competitive and even superior to the traditional technologies in the mid-term.

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