Assessment of the Water-Energy Nexus in the Municipal Water Sector in Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia

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"Assessment of the Water-Energy Nexus in the Municipal Water Sector in Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia"
written by Homoud Al-Mutrafi, Waleed Al-Zubari, Alaa El-Sadek, Ibrahim Abdel Gelil,
published by Computational Water, Energy, and Environmental Engineering, Vol.7 No.1, 2018

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