Oh, schick. Interessant - ich habe mal den Vergleich Hydrogen und Methanol gemacht, kommt praktisch der gleiche Preis pro MWh heraus. (131 zu 126, also nichts) "...model behind the research paper Import options for chemical energy carriers from renewable sources to Germany .." https://t.co/DtLHqDj7Gj
Import options for chemical energy carriers from renewable sources to Germany.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyHere's a link to the original paper by @euronion42, @Michael_Dueren and me https://t.co/lhMvWWPX9y
↩ Service: Availability Study is open-access, available in @PLOSONE : https://t.co/eJ1QhKX6y0 All code and data of course are published as #opensource and #OpenData , see the article for details. @openmod Together with @Michael_Dueren (@jlugiessen) and @nworbmot (@TUBerlin)
"Import options for chemical energy carriers from renewable sources to Germany"
Import options for chemical energy carriers from renewable sources to Germany. (arXiv:2107.01092v1 [physics.soc-ph]) https://t.co/rQ99VIrAhr #sociophysics https://t.co/1Pj5BfzvON
RT @aloa5: Oh, schick. Interessant - ich habe mal den Vergleich Hydrogen und Methanol gemacht, kommt praktisch der gleiche Preis pro MWh…
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Importing Renewable Chemical Energy Carriers to Germany for Sustainability
This video explores import options for chemical energy carriers from renewable sources to Germany, focusing on sustainable energy solutions and the potential for reducing carbon emissions by utilizing synthetic…
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"Import options for chemical energy carriers from renewable sources to Germany"
RT @aloa5: Oh, schick. Interessant - ich habe mal den Vergleich Hydrogen und Methanol gemacht, kommt praktisch der gleiche Preis pro MWh…
Oh, schick. Interessant - ich habe mal den Vergleich Hydrogen und Methanol gemacht, kommt praktisch der gleiche Preis pro MWh heraus. (131 zu 126, also nichts) "...model behind the research paper Import options for chemical energy carriers from renewable sources to Germany .." https://t.co/DtLHqDj7Gj
RT @nworbmot: Here's a link to the original paper by @euronion42, @Michael_Dueren and me https://t.co/lhMvWWPX9y
Here's a link to the original paper by @euronion42, @Michael_Dueren and me https://t.co/lhMvWWPX9y
↩ Service: Availability Study is open-access, available in @PLOSONE : https://t.co/eJ1QhKX6y0 All code and data of course are published as #opensource and #OpenData , see the article for details. @openmod Together with @Michael_Dueren (@jlugiessen) and @nworbmot (@TUBerlin)
Import options for chemical energy carriers from renewable sources to Germany. (arXiv:2107.01092v1 [physics.soc-ph]) https://t.co/rQ99VIrAhr #sociophysics https://t.co/1Pj5BfzvON
[2107.01092] Johannes Hampp, Michael Düren, Tom Brown: Import options for chemical energy carriers from renewable sources to Germany https://t.co/g0AkcYRJ90 https://t.co/TKbmWUzFUi #physics_soc_ph