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Zur Struktur des platonischen Dialogs (,),rves. Therefore, in current decades, alternative energy sources are in focus to fulfil the energy gap between energy demand and supply. Wind, solar, and biomass are good and sustainable energy sources but – have high installation costs. Henceforth, to find out the cheap, clean, safe, and adequate en

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29585-1st few decades. With this escalation in demand for energy, the utilization of renewable/sustainable energy sources, to provide long-term sustainable benefits to society, has also spiralled on a massive scale. Approximately 85% of the world energy consumption is primarily reliant on fossil fuels, a n

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Dialog-Center-L?sungen für Bankenal and health impacts during energy extraction processes. Coal mining and exploration, transportation, energy/electricity generation processes cause negative environmental externalities. Notably, electricity generation from coal alone emits approximately 60% of the global CO., which has been project

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Pankaj Pathak,Rajiv Ranjan SrivastavaProvides solutions for the UN Sustainable Development Goals on Affordable and Clean Energy.Reviews current technologies and future trends.Focusses on solutions for developing countries

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Potential and Transformational Needs of Alternative Energy in Developing Countries, their real needs of the hour for energy transformation to alternatives. The cases of several countries, more specifically the African and mid-Asian countries, are discussed, those having the high potential for alternatives but facing the energy crunch along with a high population density of the mid