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This report compares carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) with other emissions mitigation options and assesses its potential. The report describes the challenges that a CCS strategy must overcome to reach market introduction by 2015 and achieve its full potential over the next 30-50 years.
Source: International Energy Agency
Date: January 2004
This 2010 presentation by the Head of Energy Efficiency and Environmental Section of the International Energy Agency describes the linkages between the smart grid and energy efficiency, and outlines the key systems and technologies to maximize efficiency benefits.
Source: Energy Efficiency, Electricity Demand and Smart Grids,
Date: June 2010
This presentation by a representative of the Japanese New Energy Technology Development Department (NEDO) describes the results of various pilot projects to integrate large-scale PV projects into the grid.
Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Sandia National Laboratory, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
Date: January 2009
This document includes four technical research reports and one policy research report: Study on Wind Power Development; Study on Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Development; Study on Solar Thermal Application and Development; Study on Small Hydro Power Development; Study on the Incentive Policies and Ex
Source: Chinese Energy Research Institute, National Development and Reform Commission, The World Bank
Date: June 2005
This report is a collection of case studies that highlight replicable best practices in the use of renewable energy for rural electrification. Examples cover a wide range of technologies, locations, financial support mechanisms, and consumer-tariff schemes.
Source: Alliance for Rural Electrification
Date: January 2011
This report was produced by the World Bank on behalf of the Chinese government.
Source: The World Bank
Date: July 2003
This report reviews experiences with renewable portfolio standards, feed-in tariffs, and tendering policies in the United States and European Union and analyzes their advantages and disadvantages. The report concludes with potential application of these policy options in China.
Source: Center for Resource Solutions
Date: June 2002
This investment plan outlines four areas of alternative energy development to achieve Thailand's 20 per cent alternative energy target by 2022: 1) increasing the share of power generation from renewable sources by small power producers; (2) increasing the share of thermal power from renewable so
Source: Government of Thailand, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Asian Development Bank, International Finance Corporation
Date: December 2009
This report provides an analysis of the global wind power industry.
Source: Energy Business Reports
Date: September 2011