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Renewable energy sources

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Homebrew wind power

Dan Bartmann

2009

Alternative sources of energy

Warren Brown

1994

Renewable energy

Godfrey Boyle

2012 ★ 1.7

The Party's Over

Richard Heinberg

2003

No Nukes

Anna Gyorgy

1979

Earth

Richard B. Alley

2011

The post carbon reader

Richard Heinberg, Daniel Lerch

2010

The renewable energy handbook

William H. Kemp

2005

Wind and water

Susan Ring

2005

The carbon crunch

Dieter Helm

2012

The Carbon Buster's Home Energy Handbook

Godo Stoyke

2007

Transformation and Utilization of Carbon Dioxide

Masahiko Arai, Bhalchandra M. Bhanage

2014

Nanostructured Materials and Their Applications

Stergios Logothetidis

2012

Motor fuels from farm products

P. Burke Jacobs

1938

Biomass to renewable energy processes

Jay Cheng

2009

Alternative Energy Demystified

Stan Gibilisco

2006

Biodiesel Power

Lyle Estill

2005

Desert renewable energy conservation plan, proposed land use plan amendment and final environmental impact statement

United States. Bureau of Land Management

2015

Using energy wisely

Jen Green

2010

Rise and fall of the carbon civilisation

Patrick Moriarty

2011

Energy

Open University S278/Book 4.

2008

Renewable energy

Alan Collinson

1991

Draft Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan and environmental impact report/environmental impact statement

California Energy Commission

2014

The green entrepreneur

Gustav Berle

1991

Introduction to hydrogen technology

Roman J. Press, Massoud J. Miri, Alla V. Bailey et al.

2008

Rural energy services

Dai Rees, Teresa Anderson, Alison Doig et al.

1999

Global Warming

Ibrahim Dincer

2010

Renewable energy sources

Andrew Solway

2009

Chemistry of sustainable energy

Nancy E. Carpenter

2014

Public Investments in Energy Technology

Michael P. Gallaher

2012

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