Sustainable Energy Access in Remote Communities: Lessons from the Arctic and Southeast Asia

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Economic Feasibility Of Flexible Energy Productions By Small Modular Reactors From The Perspective of Integrated Planning
Life cycle cost-benefit analysis of refrigerant replacement based on experience from a supermarket project
Evaluation of Cost-Effective Building Retrofit Strategies Through Soft-Linking A Metamodel-Based Bayesian Method And A Life Cycle Cost Assessment Method
BIOGAS AS A SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SOLUTION FOR SOUTHEAST ASIA
Extended Producer Responsibility In Singapore’s Resource Sustainability Act
ENERGY DEVELOPMENTS IN ASEAN: OPPORTUNITY FOR COLLABORATION OR AVENUE OF CONTESTATION?
A Feasibility Study on Integrating Large-Scale Battery Energy Storage Systems With Combined Cycle Power Generation – Setting The Bottom Line
Energy efficiency gap and target setting: A study of information asymmetry between governments and industries in China
The Restructuring of the US Electricity Market: An Overview and Lessons for Singapore
Getting Serious About Waste Management: Making Cities Liveable

Sustainable Energy Access in Remote Communities: Lessons from the Arctic and Southeast Asia

Author: Elena Reshetova, Christopher Len

Source: ESI Policy Brief no. 25 (24 September 2018)

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