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Market failure / National Electricity Market / Demand response / Energy demand management / Cogeneration / Negawatt power / Energy industry / Emissions trading / Incentive / Energy / Electric power / Energy economics
Date: 2012-08-27 17:53:01
Market failure
National Electricity Market
Demand response
Energy demand management
Cogeneration
Negawatt power
Energy industry
Emissions trading
Incentive
Energy
Electric power
Energy economics

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