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Title:	Energy Transition and New Economic Models: Perspectives from emerging Canadian marine renewable energies
Author:	Chris Campbell
Year:	2014
Source:	PECC Seminar: Energy Transition: A challenging perspective for the Pacific Islands and Coastal Areas, Nouméa

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