Mongolia / United Kingdom / China / Denmark / Germany / United States / Spain / /
Currency
USD / cent / /
Facility
CAES power system / Global Environment Facility / Electric Power Research Institute / Princeton Environmental Institute / Princeton University / /
IndustryTerm
energy demand / electricity supply options / retail level / clean emergent technologies / compressed air energy storage / wind electricity generation / electricity suppliers / gas turbine expander / Less mature technologies / gas turbines / excess electricity supplies / technology cost buy-downs / retail module price / qualified electricity generation / oil and gas / retail electricity prices / electricity pricing / conventional energy / technological products / would-be renewable-electricity providers / natural gas prices / energy payback / electricity markets / energy / renewable-energy commercialization / renewable electricity / electricity providers / energy markets / conventional fossil energy systems / retail mark-up / technology moves / emergent energy / purchase renewable energy credits / wind-energy resource development concession / grid-connected residential rooftop applications / intermittent wind electricity / electricity supplies / wind-power systems / societal cost accounting / electricity demand / percent world electricity market share / expected electricity generation / porous media / gas turbine energy technology experience curves / energy technology / electricity tariffs / mature technology / fossil fuel electricity sales / renewables equipment / renewable-electricity prices / energy technologies / thin-film technologies / average retail electricity price / recent electricity crisis / natural gas power / natural gas fields / natural gas-combined cycle / renewable-electricity / energy market opportunities / electric utilities / renewable-energy projects / wind electricity / conventional technology / renewable-energy resource base / storage technology / technology-blind policy / wind-energy policy / clean energy technologies / baseload electricity / yearly electricity sales / manufacturing industry / conventional energy cost accounting / average retail price / electricity / energy innovation chain / times global electricity generation / electricity generation / renewable-energy developers confidence / cumulative electricity production / clean-energy technologies / radical clean technologies / storage systems / landfill gas / long-term electricity supply contracts / hot combustion products / selected sustainable-energy technologies / distant urban electricity markets / storage technologies / electricity-market-restructuring initiatives / retail prices / technology cost buy-down programs / electricity ratepayers / electrical storage technology / retail electricity providers / technology cost buy-downs.xviii / /
Organization
U.S. Department of Energy / Princeton University / U.S. Congress / Princeton Environmental Institute / Electric Power Research Institute / California Energy Commission / /
Person
Robert H. Williams / /
Position
President / Major / collector / Advisors / leader / /
Facilitating Widespread Deployment of Wind and Photovoltaic Technologies Robert H. Williams (Princeton Environmental Institute, Princeton University, Princeton, N.J.) February, 2002