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    Erneuerbare Energien - ohne heisse Luft: Ohne Heiße Luft

    By Joachim Gaukel and Christian Holler

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    Erneuerbare Energien - ohne heiße Luft bietet dem Leser einen unaufgeregten und faszinierenden Überblick ueber das Thema der erneuerbaren Energien. In einer humorvollen, lockeren Art werden alle Möglichkeiten, aber auch die Grenzen präsentiert, so dass der Leser ein echtes Verständnis aufbauen und in jeder Diskussion zu diesem Thema ernsthaft mitreden kann.

    • Wie viel Energie benötigt unser moderner Lebensstil und können wir diesen überhaupt aus erneuerbaren Quellen bestreiten?
    • Welche Möglichkeiten zur Energiegewinnung gibt es, welche könnte es überhaupt noch geben und wie groß ist deren Potenzial?

    In Anlehnung an die englische Ausgabe (85,000 Kopien verkauft weltweit) und in Zusammenarbeit mit deren Verleger, allerdings mit völlig neuem Inhalt und Aufbau, speziell für den deutschsprachigen Raum

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIndependent Publishers Group
    Release dateOct 1, 2018
    ISBN9781906860899
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