Risk assessment of the low-carbon transition of Austria’s steel and electricity sectors
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Gabriel Bachner | Karl W. Steininger | Andreas Tuerk | K. Steininger | A. Tuerk | G. Bachner | Jakob Mayer | Brigitte Wolkinger | Jakob Mayer | Brigitte Wolkinger
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