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Mechanism analysis of rural residents' participation in green energy transition: A community-level case study in Nanjing, China. [PDF]
HeliyonLi L, Gu J, Wu D, Rasool Khoso A.
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DFT simulations of the elastic, optoelectronic, and thermoelectric attributes of AOsCl3 (A = K, Rb), a robust and environmentally friendly perovskites for green energy implications. [PDF]
Sci RepAbdullah D, Gupta DC.
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Green energy production: hydroprocessing of waste plastic to diesel fuel using bimetal of Mn/Zn supported on activated carbon. [PDF]
RSC AdvGacem A +7 more
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Money grows on green energy: Financing a sustainable power future.
HeliyonYang F, Liu W, Zhang Y, Yang G, Wala T.
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Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 2017
Renewable energy is an important piece of the puzzle in meeting growing energy demands and mitigating climate change, but the potentially adverse effects of such technologies are often overlooked. Given that climate and ecology are inextricably linked, assessing the effects of energy technologies requires one to consider their full suite of global ...
Gibson, Luke +2 more
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Renewable energy is an important piece of the puzzle in meeting growing energy demands and mitigating climate change, but the potentially adverse effects of such technologies are often overlooked. Given that climate and ecology are inextricably linked, assessing the effects of energy technologies requires one to consider their full suite of global ...
Gibson, Luke +2 more
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2011
Despite the general evolution and broadening of the scope of the concept of infrastructure in many other sectors, the energy sector has maintained the same narrow boundaries for over 80 years. Energy infrastructure is still generally restricted in meaning to the transmission and distribution networks of electricity and, to some extent, gas.
Wendy Miller, Janis Birkeland
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Despite the general evolution and broadening of the scope of the concept of infrastructure in many other sectors, the energy sector has maintained the same narrow boundaries for over 80 years. Energy infrastructure is still generally restricted in meaning to the transmission and distribution networks of electricity and, to some extent, gas.
Wendy Miller, Janis Birkeland
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2010
Despite the general evolution and broadening of the scope of the concept of infrastructure in many other sectors, the energy sector has maintained the same narrow boundaries for over 80 years. Energy infrastructure is still generally restricted in meaning to the transmission and distribution networks of electricity and, to some extent, gas.
Miller, Wendy, Birkeland, Janis
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Despite the general evolution and broadening of the scope of the concept of infrastructure in many other sectors, the energy sector has maintained the same narrow boundaries for over 80 years. Energy infrastructure is still generally restricted in meaning to the transmission and distribution networks of electricity and, to some extent, gas.
Miller, Wendy, Birkeland, Janis
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‘Green energy’ is not always clean energy
Perspectives in Public HealthThis article explores the public health implications of the change from from a coal-fired to a waste-fired power station and concerns for the long term impact of incineration.
S, Edwards, S, Dowen, N, Lee
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Energy performance of green façades
RIVISTA DI STUDI SULLA SOSTENIBILITA', 2023Green façades consist of the application of vegetation on buildings' vertical enve-lope. The integration of vegetation into the building fabric improves not only the aesthetic appearance, but also the energy performance of the building itself. The introduction of green façades mainly aims at a passive thermal control of build-ings' for enhancing ...
Convertino, Fabiana +2 more
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