International Energy Agency / Renewable energy / Kensington Investment Group / /
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Europe / /
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USD / / /
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Environmental Issue / FDA Phase / /
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Depreciated plant / /
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energy support policies / energy demand / energy mixes / distributed energy / energy subsidies / energy industries / electricity price developments / energy industry / electricity prices / electricity generation capacity / particular energy industry / electricity equivalent / low energy efficiency / Energy security / energy contents / energy targets / natural gas / energy-intensive goods / energy sources / energy wastage / energy use / electricity market price / energy assets / energy supply / energy prices / oil / use energy / energy mix / energy content / high electricity prices / electricity markets / appropriate technologies / well known technologies / energy / wasted energy / waste energy costs / energy markets / Technology vendors / greenhouse gas emissions / least efficient energy industry / energy source / electricity / energy consumption / electricity generation / solar thermal applications / fuel energy / Low-temperature steam power generation technology / energy investment / electricity demand / energy applications / final energy / electricity production / energy systems / less energy / electricity sales / energy efficiency / energy investments / energy services / Urban infrastructure / energy technologies / waste energy / vary depending on the energy efficiency / /
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G8 / European Commission / Greenpeace / European Union / /
Person
Nicholas Stern / Aleksandar Kovacevic / /
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energy consultant / Author / /
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UNFCCC / G8 / /
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already well known technologies / energy technologies / Low-temperature steam power generation technology / /
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