Expert perceptions of game-changing innovations towards net zero
Authors:
- Sigit PerdanaSPSigit Perdana
- Georgios XexakisGXGeorgios Xexakis
- Konstantinos KoasidisKKKonstantinos Koasidis
- Marc VielleMVMarc Vielle
- Alexandros NikasANAlexandros Nikas
- Haris DoukasHDHaris Doukas
- Ajay GambhirAGAjay Gambhir
- Annela Anger-KraaviAAAnnela Anger-Kraavi
- Elin MayEMElin May
- Ben McWilliamsBMBen McWilliams
- Baptiste BoitierBBBaptiste Boitier
Open Access
- 13 December 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Energy Strategy Reviews
- Vol. 45
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