Publication

Environomics: An integrated vision of energy, environment and economics

Daniel Favrat
2007
Conference Papers

Abstract

The World is facing major challenges regarding environmental threats, resource constraints and the large unbalance of wealth among developing and developed countries. Energy engineering is at the core of the actions to be undertaken to meet these challenges in a harmonious way within the framework of strong economic constraints. The rational use of energy, materials and capital, as well as an increased use of renewable energy constitute some of the essential ingredients of more sustainable policies...

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