Using non-parametric statistics to identify the best pathway for supplying hydrogen as a road transport fuel
Authors:
- Justin D.K. BishopJBJustin D.K. Bishop
- Colin J. AxonCAColin J. Axon
- David BanisterDBDavid Banister
- David BonillaDBDavid Bonilla
- Martino TranMTMartino Tran
- Malcolm D. McCullochMalcolm D. McCulloch
- 1 July 2011
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
- Vol. 36 (15) , 9382-9395
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Funding Information
- Oxford Martin School
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