Solar cooking potential in Switzerland: Nodal modelling and optimization
Authors:
- Timothée ChatelainTCTimothée Chatelain
- Dasaraden MaureeDMDasaraden Mauree
- Samson TaylorSTSamson Taylor
- Olivia BouvardOBOlivia Bouvard
- Jérémy FleuryJFJérémy Fleury
- Luc BurnierLBLuc Burnier
- Andreas SchülerASAndreas Schüler
- 1 December 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Solar Energy
- Vol. 194, 788-803
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- Swiss Innovation Agency Innosuisse
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