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Source: Solutions Gateway
Date: April 2015
This report–the eighth in a series of studies on electricity generating costs–presents levelized cost of electricity projections for baseload and renewable generation plants commissioned in 2020.
Source: International Energy Agency (IEA)
Date: January 2015
The report begins with a brief description of the role of procurement within the green growth paradigm and an introduction to key concepts.
Source: International Institute for Sustainable Development
Date: October 2012
This report addresses the contributions bioenergy can offer to reduce the use of fossil fuels in cities. Seven European cities are included in the study, which demonstrates how bioenergy can be integrated into the urban energy system.
Source: World Bioenergy Association
Date: June 2016
This policy brief presents three key recommendations for supporting a global energy transition in support of the Paris Climate Agreement and the Agenda for Sustainable Development and building on action taken by the G20 in recent years.
Source: Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS)
Date: November 2016
This report presents the results of a preliminary analysis conducted on a large array of cases across Europe.
Source: MultEE
Date: April 2016
This website provides a platform for sharing data, visualizations and analytical tools that are relevant to the energy sector.
Source: World Bank Group
This brief quantifies air pollution and climate change externalities related to fossil fuels, along with the extent these can be reduced with higher uptake of renewables.
Source: International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)
The IPCC Low Energy Demand scenario requires significant efficiency gains in the use of energy. This report aims to describe how nations can increase their understanding of efficiency, invest in it and project a vision forward.
Source: International Partnership for Energy Efficiency Cooperation
Date: January 2019