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How to Dismantle a Gas Bridge? (PDF)
2020/09 – Hungarian Academy of Sciences (HAS); Paper related to the lecture "Hydrogen as an impediment to socio-ecological transformation?" at the conference “Alternative Economic Policy in Europe”; Author(s): John Szabo
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Net-Zero Deep Decarbonization Pathways in Latin America: Challenges and Opportunities
2020/06 – Institut du développement durable et des relations internationales (IDDRI); Energy Strategy Reviews; Author(s): Christopher Bataille Henri Waisman et al
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Blog: Whom to Ask? How Quantitative and Qualitative Data Is Collected in Ghana
2020/08 – EnerSHelF; blog post; Interviewee(s): Kennedy Alatinga
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Bureaucratic Land Grabbing for Infrastructural Colonization: Renewable Energy, L’Amassada, and Resistance in Southern France
2020/04 – Centre for Development and the Environment, University of Oslo (SUM); Human Geography; Author(s): Alexander Dunlap
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Blog: A Glimpse Behind the Scenes of the EnerSHelF Project
2020/08 – EnerSHelF; blog post; Interviewee(s): Samantha Antonini
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Coffee, Cash Crops and Circularity (PDF)
2020/04 – Zentrum für Entwicklungsforschung (ZEF); ZEFnews 40; Editor(s): Lukas Kornher et al.
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Blog: The Ongoing Process of Collecting Meteorological Data
2020/07 – EnerSHelf; blog post; Interviewee(s): Seyni Salack, Samuel Guug
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Demand-Side Solutions for Climate Mitigation: Bottom-Up Drivers of Household Energy Behavior Change in the Netherlands and Spain
2019/12 – Department of Governance and Technology for Sustainability, University of Twente (CSTM); Energy Research and Social Science; Author(s): Leila Niamir et al
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CSTM
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Blog: How Internal and External Factors Influence PV Solar Solutions
2020/07 - EnerShelF; blog post; Interviewee(s): Stefanie Meilinger
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In the Light of What We Cannot See: Exploring the Interconnections Between Gender and Electricity Access
2019/11 – Energy Research & Social Science; Author(s): Tanja Winther et al.
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