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A business case for green fuels

Sonja van Renssen ()
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Sonja van Renssen: Sonja van Renssen is a freelance climate, energy and environment journalist based in Brussels

Nature Climate Change, 2013, vol. 3, issue 11, 951-952

Abstract: With the promise of natural and shale gas for the power sector, the oil-chained transport sector remains climate policymakers' biggest headache. Within transport, the emergence of different types of fuel is itself a big issue, as Sonja van Renssen explains.

Date: 2013
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