The energetic and economic analysis of demand-driven biogas plant investment possibility in dairy farm
Authors:
- Patrycja PochwatkaPPPatrycja Pochwatka
- Stelios RozakisSRStelios Rozakis
- Alina Kowalczyk-JuśkoAKAlina Kowalczyk-Juśko
- Wojciech CzekałaWCWojciech Czekała
- Wei QiaoWQWei Qiao
- Hans-Joachim NägeleHNHans-Joachim Nägele
- Damian JanczakDJDamian Janczak
- Jakub MazurkiewiczJMJakub Mazurkiewicz
- Andrzej MazurAMAndrzej Mazur
- Jacek DachJDJacek Dach
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