Navigating reconfiguration and systems disruption: Decarbonization pathways for UK industrial clusters
Authors:
- Kyle S. HermanKyle S. Herman
- Benjamin K. SovacoolBSBenjamin K. Sovacool
- Frank W. GeelsFrank W. Geels
- Marfuga IskandarovaMarfuga Iskandarova
Open Access
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- Economic and Social Research Council
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