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- who: Magdy Tawfik from the University, have published the paper: Renewable solar and wind energies on buildings for green ports in Egypt, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: The study focused on both the qualitative and the quantitative outputs. The study showed that 40 ships in the port of Mytilene during 10 days produced 441 kg of PM and 282 metric tons of u00adCO2. The study showed a framework for modeling an integrated port energy system. The study showed the effectiveness of the port with different energy infrastructures, as well as the planning cost decreasing significantly . . .
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