Looking Forward: Barriers, Risks and Rewards of the Australian Geothermal Sector to 2020 And 2030

Looking Forward: Barriers, Risks and Rewards of the Australian Geothermal Sector to 2020 And 2030
ISBN-10
0992551005
ISBN-13
9780992551001
Series
Looking Forward
Pages
114
Language
English
Published
2014-06-10
Authors
Professor Quentin Grafton, Professor Roland Horne, Professor Michael Moore

Description

A report provided to the Board of the Australian Renewable Energy Agency by members of the International Geothermal Expert Group

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