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The outlook for renewable energy in Navarre: An economic profile

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  • Faulin, Javier
  • Lera, Fernando
  • Pintor, Jesus M.
  • Garcia, Justo

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  • Faulin, Javier & Lera, Fernando & Pintor, Jesus M. & Garcia, Justo, 2006. "The outlook for renewable energy in Navarre: An economic profile," Energy Policy, Elsevier, vol. 34(15), pages 2201-2216, October.
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