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Solar energy in the minerals processing industry: identifying the first opportunities
Solar energy, particularly electricity generated from the solar resource, has long been thought to be amongst the most expensive energy products. However, in a climate of electricity shortages and pressures on industries to reduce energy-related greenhouse gas emissions, many previous truths are bei...
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Centre for Bioprocess Engineering Research
2015
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