Harvesting Solar Energy for Sustainable and Resilient historical areas. A Norwegian Case study

Author:

Akbarinejad Tahmineh,Machlein Esther,Bertolin Chiara,Ogut Ozge,Lobaccaro Gabriele,Salaj Alenka Temeljotov

Funder

Norges forskningsråd

Publisher

Elsevier BV

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