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Introduction to environmental economics
Accessible to students with little or no background in the subject, Introduction to Environmental Economics, Second Edition, features an exceptionally clear writing style, a global approach, and wide-ranging theoretical coverage. rnrnThe first part of the book carefully explains core economic concepts, while the second part shows how these concepts …
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- xvi, 300 hlm. : ilus. , 25 cm.
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Energy conservation policy, energy markets and the environment in developing …
There is increasing worldwide concern about the possibility of global climate change. The natural greenhouse effect will be enhanced by human activities which substantially increase the atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, methane, CFCs, and nitrous oxide. The resulting global warming will be further enhanced by inc…
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Competitive electricity market model : options for Java Bali system
It is the purpose of this paper to evaluate the validity and relevance of that debate to developing countries, in terms of demand-side management, mainly where the publie sector exerts control over a significant portion of energy supply, and where that supply is sold predominantly in markets subject to consumers acting competitively. The central ten…
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Energy revolution : a sustainable Indonesia energy outlook
This report provides the outlook of future energy use in Indonesia based on a massive uptake of renewable energy and energy efficiency. Such uptake provides a huge challenge for developing countries like Indonesia. The availability of resources and technology from the industrialized countries is as critical as the capacity and ability of the develop…
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Training manual on energy management
The current international oil market situation is characterised by relatively weak demand, over-capacity and downward pressure on prices. Lessons of the past and the forecasts by experts warn that it would be imprudent, and even dangerous, to become complacent about future energy supplies and markets. Therefore conservation policies have to be stren…
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Sectoral energy demand in Indonesia
The project was initiated in 1988. Data collection activities were started right after the acceptance of the project by the Indonesian Government until February 1989. Data analyses were done along with the data collection activity. Basic data is stored in a computerized data storage system, provided by ESCAP, for future retrieval, addition, or corre…
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Sectoral energy demand in Maldives
Maldives is one of the eight participat ing countries of the UNDP/ESCAP Regional Energy Development Programme (REDP) Sub-act ivity P-1.1, Sectora Energy Demand Studies. The participating countries are China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal, Republic of Korea, Thailand and Maldives. During the formulation of REDP third phase (1987 - 1989) the Maldi…
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Sectoral energy demand in Malaysia
To further strengthen energy demand analysis capabilities, the Malaysian Government had taken the opportunity offered to participate in Sub-activity P-1.l on Sectoral Energy Demand Studies implemented within phase I (1987-1989) of the Regional Energy Development Programme (REDP) of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the P…
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Sectoral energy demand in China
As a result of consultations between the United Nations Economic Soial Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UN-ESCAP) and the former state Econ omic Commission (SEC) along with the Ministry of Foreign Feonomi c Relations and Trade (MFERT), the Energy Research Institute of the State Planning Commission and Academia Sinica had been engaged in the rese…
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Sectoral energy demand in the Republic of Korea
This study is conducted by the Energy Modelling Division of the Korea Energy Economics Institute (KEE) for the Regional Energy Development Programme (REDP / Phase Ill / Subactivity P.1-1) implemented by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UN/ESCAP), and is funded jointly by the United Nations Development Progr…
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