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In this chapter, information about geographical position, climate, solar radiation , and renewable energy policy in the Republic of Srpska are given. Also, information about Banja Luka, Academy of Sciences and Arts, solar energy laboratory at the Academy of Sciences and Arts and lighting in the Republic of Srpska are given.
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Pavlovic, T., Mirjanić, D.L. (2020). Solar Energy and Lighting in the Republic of Srpska. In: Pavlovic, T. (eds) The Sun and Photovoltaic Technologies. Green Energy and Technology. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-22403-5_7
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