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Zero carbon energy system of south east europe in 2050 - poster
Dominik Franjo Dominković,Ivan Bačeković,Boris Ćosić,Goran Krajačić,Tomislav Pukšec,Neven Duić,Natasa Markovska +6 more
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South East Europe is the region in a part of Europe with approximately 65.5 million inhabitants, making up 8.9% of Europe's total population as mentioned in this paper, and has distinct geographical features, various climates and significant differences in gross domestic product per capita, so the integration of their energy systems is considered to be a challenging task.Abstract:
South East Europe is the region in a part of Europe with approximately 65.5 million inhabitants, making up 8.9% of Europe’s total population. The countries concerned have distinct geographical features, various climates and significant differences in gross domestic product per capita, so the integration of their energy systems is considered to be a challenging task. Large differences between energy mixes, still largely dominated by fossil-fuel consumption, make this task even more demanding.read more
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The status of 4th generation district heating: Research and results
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