Development of LNG Infrastructure in Europe

The transport sector is the fastest growing consumer of energy and producer of greenhouse gases in the European Union. With new emission regulation these days the potential application for LNG are expanding. LNG provides a greener alternative to other fossil fuels, which can significantly contribute...

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Published in:NAŠE MORE 2016-03, Vol.63 (1), p.32-37
Main Authors: Grobarčíková, Anežka, Sosedová, Jarmila, Kalina, Tomáš
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