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Economic efficiency of the energy wood chip supply chain from Russian Karelia to Finland

2017

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Main Authors: Trishkin, Maxim, Goltsev, Vadim, Tolonen, Timo, Lopatin, Eugene, Zyadin, Anas, Karjalainen, Timo
Other Authors: Syktyvkar State University, University of Eastern Finland, Luke / Talous- ja yhteiskunta / Politiikat, markkinat ja ennakointi / Politiikat, markkinat ja ennakointi (4100400311), Luke / Talous- ja yhteiskunta / Politiikat, markkinat ja ennakointi / Ryhmän yht. Politiikat, markkinat ja ennakointi (4100400398), 4100400311, 4100400398
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: Taylor & Francis
Subjects:
Finland
Russian Karelia
wood chips
supply chain
transport
bioeconomy
karelia*
Online Access:http://jukuri.luke.fi/handle/10024/538600
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