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heating technologies

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Residential heating is a massive consumer of energy worldwide. The technology exists to alter this, but policy makers need to give the sector much more attention to ensure real change, says Florian Knobloch from Radboud University Nijmegen

13/August/2018

Policy action needed to decarbonise residential heating by 2050

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