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Renewable energy technologies : their applications in developing countries : a study by the Beijer Institute, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences / L. A. Kristoferson and V. Bokalders.

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Kristoferson, Lars A

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TextPublication details: London : Intermediate Technology Publications, 1991.Description: xviii, 326 p. : ill., maps ; 30 cmISBN:

1853390887 (pbk)

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Renewable energy sources

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333.794091724 20
621.042 19

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