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ACROPOLIS: An example of international collaboration in the field of energy modelling to support greenhouse gases mitigation policies

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  • Das, Anjana
  • Rossetti di Valdalbero, Domenico
  • Virdis, Maria R.

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  • Das, Anjana & Rossetti di Valdalbero, Domenico & Virdis, Maria R., 2007. "ACROPOLIS: An example of international collaboration in the field of energy modelling to support greenhouse gases mitigation policies," Energy Policy, Elsevier, vol. 35(2), pages 763-771, February.
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