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33. Critical review on the necessity of bioelectricity generation from slaughterhouse industry waste and wastewater using different anaerobic digestion reactors. (2020). Loganath, Radhakrishnan ; Senophiyah-Mary, J.
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34. Green electricity generation potential from biogas produced by anaerobic digestion of farm animal waste and agriculture residues in Iran. (2020). Safieddin, Seyed Mohammad.
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35. Feasibility study on the production and consumption of wood pellets in Iran to meet return-on-investment and greenhouse gas emissions targets. (2020). Nabavi, Vahid ; Azizi, Majid ; Ray, Charles David ; Tarmian, Asghar.
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36. Promotion of solar energies usage in Iran: A scenario-based road map. (2020). Zanjirchi, Seyed Mahmoud ; Shojaei, Sara ; Jalilian, Negar ; Sadrabadi, Alireza Naser.
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37. Assessment of a cost-optimal power system fully based on renewable energy for Iran by 2050 – Achieving zero greenhouse gas emissions and overcoming the water crisis. (2020). Ghorbani, Narges ; Breyer, Christian ; Aghahosseini, Arman.
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38. Establishing and comparing energy security trends in resource-rich exporting nations (Russia and the Caspian Sea region). (2020). Hall, Stephen ; Karatayev, Marat.
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39. Impact of household demographic characteristics on energy conservation and carbon dioxide emission: Case from Mahabad city, Iran. (2020). Misnan, Siti Hajar ; Rahmani, Omeid ; Soltani, Mohammad ; Ngah, Ibrahim ; Pour, Amin Beiranvand ; Ghaderpour, Yousef.
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40. Energy-Conservation Considerations Through a Novel Integration of Sunspace and Solar Chimney in The Terraced Rural Dwellings. (2020). Ghanbari, Yousof ; Eskandari, Mohammad ; Taghdisi, Ahmad.
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41. Prioritization of Bioethanol Production Systems from Agricultural and Waste Agricultural Biomass Using Multi-criteria Decision Making. (2019). Hamidzadeh, Zeinab ; Sattari, Sorena ; Safarian, Sahar ; Unnthorsson, Runar.
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42. Determinants of Variation in Household Energy Choice and Consumption: Case from Mahabad City, Iran. (2019). Ghaderpour, Yousef ; Misnan, Siti Hajar ; Rahmani, Omeid ; Soltani, Mohammad ; Ngah, Ibrahim.
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43. Performance analysis of wind generators and PV systems in industrial small-scale applications. (2019). Coelho, P ; Gomes, M ; Fernandes, J ; Bandeiras, F ; Pinheiro, E.
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44. Solar and wind energy: Challenges and solutions in desert regions. (2019). Al-Dousari, Noor ; Ahmed, Modi ; Ramadan, Ashraf ; Al-Hemoud, Ali ; Alsaleh, Abeer ; Al-Nassar, Waleed.
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45. Barriers to onshore wind farm implementation in Brazil. (2019). Rodrigues, Jose Coelho ; Claro, Joo ; Farkat, Jamil Ramsi.
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46. City-integrated renewable energy design for low-carbon and climate-resilient communities. (2019). Delbari, Seyed Hamid ; Pakzadmanesh, Mina ; Bagheri, Mehdi ; Kennedy, Christopher A.
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47. A Systems Analysis of the Development Status and Trends of Rural Household Energy in China. (2018). Li, Zheng ; Ni, Weidou ; Song, Shizhong ; Liu, Pei ; He, Min ; Ma, Linwei ; Chong, Chin Hao.
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48. Optimal planning of hybrid renewable energy infrastructure for urban sustainability: Green Vancouver. (2018). Shirzadi, Navid ; Bagheri, Mehdi ; Bazdar, Elahe ; Kennedy, Christopher A.
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49. Evaluation of renewable energy sources in peripheral areas and renewable energy-based rural development. (2018). Sebestyen, Tihamer-Tibor ; Benedek, Jozsef ; Bartok, Blanka.
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50. Rural households renewable energy usage intention in Iran: Extending the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology. (2018). Rezaei, Rohollah ; Ghofranfarid, Marjan.
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51. Optimal hydrokinetic turbine location and techno-economic analysis of a hybrid system based on photovoltaic/hydrokinetic/hydrogen/battery. (2018). Fernandez-Ramirez, Luis M ; Lata-Garcia, Juan ; Sanchez-Sainz, Higinio ; Jurado, Francisco.
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52. An optimal renewable energy management strategy with and without hydropower using a factor weighted multi-criteria decision making analysis and nation-wide big data - Case study in Iran. (2018). Ifaei, Pouya ; Yoo, Changkyoo ; Farid, Alireza.
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53. Expansion of photovoltaic technology (PV) as a solution for water energy nexus in rural areas of Iran: Comparative case study between Germany and Iran. (2017). Jaghdani, Tinoush Jamali ; von Heyking, Carl-Anton .
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54. An assessment of Irans natural gas potential for transition toward low-carbon economy. (2017). Hafeznia, Hamed ; Pourfayaz, Fathollah ; Maleki, Akbar.
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55. Evaluation of alternative fuels for light-duty vehicles in Iran using a multi-criteria approach. (2017). Sehatpour, Mohammad-Hadi ; Kazemi, Aliyeh.
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