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ASSESSMENT OF PROSPECTS OF USE OF RENEWABLE SOURCES FOR A COVERING OF NEEDS OF AGRICULTURAL OBJECTS OF CRIMEA REGIONS

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Sep 2015 Russian Publisher:Inter-regional Institute for Spatial DevelopmentJournal:Krymskij Naučnyj Vestnik (issn: 2412-1657,

Authors: Alexander Bashta; Victor Smirnov;

ASSESSMENT OF PROSPECTS OF USE OF RENEWABLE SOURCES FOR A COVERING OF NEEDS OF AGRICULTURAL OBJECTS OF CRIMEA REGIONS

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In this paper we evaluated the prospects for renewable energy, in order to meet the needs of agricultural facilities regions of Crimea. The current state of energy supply and the agro-industrial complex of Crimea are shown. Analyzed the potential for renewable energy in the agro-industrial regions of the Crimea. Given the prospects for renewable energy in order to meet the needs of agricultural facilities regions of Crimea.

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Economics as a science, development prospects, Crimea, K, renewable energy, environmental effect, Law, HB71-74, agriculture

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