Challenges and pitfalls in implementing Thailand's ethanol plan: Integrated policy coherence and gap analysis
Authors:
- Wirawat ChayaWCWirawat Chaya
- Sitanon JesdapipatSJSitanon Jesdapipat
- Sudarut TripetchkulSTSudarut Tripetchkul
- Yuwanan SantitaweeroekYSYuwanan Santitaweeroek
- Shabbir H. GheewalaSGShabbir H. Gheewala
- 1 September 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Energy Policy
- Vol. 132, 1050-1063
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