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the tropics, the recommendation is to first maximize its width as the interior’s width, while allowing its stack height to …
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temperature from a global perspective. As important types of LUCC, urbanization, deforestation, cultivated land reclamation, and … (USA). In order to understand the potential climatological variability caused by future forest deforestation and …
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To secure a stable energy supply and bring renewable energy to buildings within a reasonable cost range, a hybrid energy system (HES) that integrates both fossil fuel energy systems (FFESs) and new and renewable energy systems (NRESs) needs to be designed and applied. This paper presents a...
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High dependence on imported oil has increased U.S. strategic vulnerability and prompted more research in the area of renewable energy production. Ethanol production from renewable woody biomass, which could be a substitute for gasoline, has seen increased interest. This study analysed energy use...
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vehicles (FCVs), are gaining attention throughout the World due to their capability to improve fuel efficiencies and emissions …
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Automotive manufacturing is energy-intensive. The consumed energy contributes to the generation of significant amounts of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by the automotive manufacturing industry. In this paper, a study is conducted on assessing the application potential of such clean energy power...
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We report on the real-world use over the course of one year of a nickel-metal-hydride plug-in hybrid—the Toyota Plug … emissions expected from a 22.4-mpg vehicle (the MY2009 fleet-wide real-world average). The findings contribute to better …
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Fossil fuels comprise 93% of Malaysia’s electricity generation and account for 36% of the country’s 2010 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. The government has targeted the installation of 330 MW of biomass electricity generation capacity by 2015 to avoid 1.3 Mt of CO<sub>2</sub> emissions annually and...
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