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The Efficiency Engine – Cost-Effective Alternat ive to Downsizing

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Special Thanks to Mr. Philippe Mallet and Mr. Karim Ben-Cherif from Renault for their consistent support of the program. Further thanks to the colleagues Peter Gutmann, Ludwig Bürgler, Wolfgang Schnider and Bernhard Enzi

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Weissback, M., Howlett, M., Ausserhofer, N. et al. The Efficiency Engine – Cost-Effective Alternat ive to Downsizing. MTZ Worldw 72, 30–35 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1365/s38313-011-0120-3

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