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Spatial and material requirements by energy source. Vertical axis is total tonnes per terra-watt hour over the lifetime of the source. Bubble size represents use of critical metals. |
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Jonny Hesthammer, PhD |
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2020 See below for license/re-use information. |
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https://energy.glex.no/feature-stories/area-and-material-consumption |
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Oct 2020 |
| Country of first publication
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Norway |
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Area and material consumption
Jonny Hesthammer: PhD, former geology- and geophysics professor at the University in Bergen, CEO M Vest Energy and Norsk Kjernekraft (Norwegian Nuclear Power) Published: 28.10.2020 |
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