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Green Heat and Power

Report number: 3:1999

Authors: Thomas Palm, Cato Buch, Erik Sauar

Publisher: The Bellona Foundation

ISBN: 82-993138-8-0

ISSN: 0806-3451

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Green Heat and Power

This report sketches how Norway can reposition itself to become an important energy supplier that can help solve environmental problems instead of creating them.

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