Author: Jutta Lauf, Reiner Zimmermann
Type: Separate Publications
This article focuses on problems emerging from climatic changes, caused primarily by climatic warming and changes in precipitation regime in the upper watersheds, for existing and projected downstream hydro dams and power plants in the tropics and subtropics.
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Infrastructure needed for e-mobility with a case study in a German context
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North Africa and the European Union: An option for technically controllable and politically reliable solar electricity supply?
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Is de-carbonising the construction industry possible? An overview of advances in materials and processes
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Concentrating solar power (CSP) – Technologies, costs, and potentials
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Connecting production facilities and transport infrastructure for creating robust and carbon-neutral sector-integrated energy systems
Energy security of nations is a precondition for developing economic wealth and
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Hurricane threats to military infrastructure in a warming world and possible adaption and mitigation strategies
With respect to global warming the armed forces differentiate between the impact
