Renewables in a changing climate : innovation in the built environment; Elektronski vir

National Institute of Chemistry, Lj. (KILJ)

Renewables in a changing climate : innovation in the built environment [Elektronski vir]

CISBAT (2007 ; Lausanne, Switzerland)

Type of material - e-book

Publication and manufacture - Lausanne : EPFL, Ecole polytechnique federale de Laussane, cop. 2007

Language - english, french

COBISS.SI-ID - 4002586

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zgradbe | okoljski inženiring | tehnološke inovacije | shranjevanje energije

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