Energy - English Publications
1. Energy as an instrument for Socio-Economic Development. 1995
2. Climate Change and the future of the European Energy Industry: looking ahead to Kyoto. 1997
3. We offer you a full range of Energy consultancy services...Elsamproject. W/d
4. Deploying Climate-friendly Technologies through Collaboration with Developing Countries. IEA Information Paper. W/d, http://www.iea.org/
5. Key World Energy Statistics from the IEA. 2002, http://www.iea.org/
6. Leading by Example. A Report to the President on Federal Energy and Environmental Management (2000-2001). 2002, http://www.ofee.gov/
7. International Division. Stadtwerke Leipzig. Alles ganz einfach.
8. Energy in the Netherlands. 1997, http://info.minez.nl/
9. European Energy Conservation ECO-Activities. W/d, http://www.ljudmila.org/retina/eco-forum, http://www.inforse.dk/
10. Energy Realities and Visions. Danish Technological Institute, http://www.tecnologisk.dk/
11. Asia.Pacific Perspectives. Japan+, http://www.jijigaho.or.jp/index_e.html
12. Vol.1 No3 July 2003 Energy for the Future.
13. Fusion Energy. Power for Future Generations. 2003
14. Next Generation Utilities Management. 2001, http://www.nextgenutilities.com/
15. FT Energy Online, http://www.online.ftenergy.com/
16. FT Energy Newsletters 2000, http://www.ftenergy.com/
17. Energy and Environment in the European Union. Tracking progress towards integragion. EEA Report No8/2006, http://www.eea.eu.int/
18. Agro Energetyka, No1. 2002.
19. ESCO Europe. 2008. Conference Brochure. 4-5 November 2008. Brussels, Belgium. http://www.esco-europe.com/
20. ESCO Association. Newsletter. Issue 1, March 2006.
21. Hokkaido Electric Power Co., Inc. Corporate Profile 2005, http://www.hepco.co.jp/
22. Our Energy as part of a Clean Future. Enel's commitment to the Environment. http://www.enel.com/
23. We prefer Energy. Some people use their imagination to create a better world. Enel.2008 www.enel.com
Energy Projects in Armenia
19. Quantiative Assessment of Trends in the Armenia Energy Sector up to Year 2010. 1999.
20. Strengthening of the role of the Energy Strategy Center (ESC) in Armeia in the development of an integrated Regional and National Energy Policy. Energy Balance. TACIS. 1999.
21. Energy Reform and Social Protection in Armenia. October 2003.
Education in Energy
22. Teaching the Problems of Identification and use of Energy Resources in General Schools in Armenia. Summary Report. 2003.
Energy Efficiency
23. Promoting Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy: GEF Climate Change Projects and Impacts. 1999.
24. Main Barriers for Energy Efficiency. UNDP/GEF/ARM/95/G31/A/1G/99.
25. Advanced Engineering Associates International. USAID Armenia Energy Efficiency, Demand-Side Management and Renewable Energy Program.
26. Energy Efficiency Projects in Armenia.
27. Pilot Project Bulletin for 2003.
28. Principles of Energy Efficiency and Cem Training. Prepared and published by Armenian Chapter of AEE. USAID. AEAI. 2002.
29. Climate Technology and Energy Efficiency - from "Best Practice" Experiences to Policy Diffusion. November 16-20, 2002. Tutzing, Germany. CTI Capacity Building Seminar for CEE/FSU Countries.
30. Climate Technology and Energy Efficiency - Challenges and Chances for Climate Technology.
31. September 20-24, 2003. Tutzing, Germany. CTI Capacity Building Seminar for CEE/FSU Countries (CTI-4).
32. Energy Efficiency, Renewable Resources and Energies. The French Expertise and know-how, http://www.ademe.fr/
33. How to Guide on local Financing for Energy Efficiency. UNDP Regional Bureau for Europe and CIS. 2005, http://www.undp.sk/
34. Energy Efficiency Center Georgia. W/d, http://www.eecgeo.org/
35. Managing and Financing Energy Efficiency Projects in Public Buildings through Public Internal Performance Commitments (PICO).
Climate Change and Energy
36. International Energy Technology Collaboration and Climate Change Mitigation, http://www.oecd.org/env/cc
37. Case Study 1: Concentrating Solar Power Technologies. 2004.
38. Case Study 2: Cooperation in Agruculture - R&D on High-yelding Crop Varieties. 2005.
39. Case Study 4: Clean Coal Technologies. 2005.
40. Case Study 5: Wind Power Integration into Electrity Systems. 2005.
41. Energy, Environment and Climate Change Issues: Sri Lanka. A Study by the Asian Regional Research Programme in Energy, Environment and Climate Phase II (ARRPEEC - II). 2002.
42. Energy, Environment and Climate Change Issues: Thailand. A Study by the Asian Regional Research Programme in Energy, Environment and Climate Phase II (ARRPEEC - II). 2002.
43. Energy, Environment and Climate Change Issues: Indonesia. A Study by the Asian Regional Research Programme in Energy, Environment and Climate Phase II (ARRPEEC - II). 2002.
44. Policies and Measures for Greenhouse Gases Emissions Reduction in Energy Sector European Union -Romania-Poland. 2004.
45. Acid News. A Newsletter from the Swidish NGO Secretariat on Acid Rain No.3 October 2002.
46. Second International Energy Conference in Armenia. 24-28 September 2001.
47. Pathways to 2050. Energy&Climate Change. A publication 0f the WBCSD Facts and Trends series. 2005, http://www.wbcsd.org/
48. Facts and Trends to 2050. Energy and Climate Change. W/D, http://www.wbcsd.org/
49. Developing countries & Global Climate Change.Electric Power Options in Korea. 1999.
50. Developing countries & Global Climate Change.Electric Power Options in Brazil. 2000.
51. Designing a Climate-friendly energy policy. Options for the Near Term. Douglas W.Smith, Robert R.Nordhaus, Thomas C.Roberts, Marc Chupka. 2002.
52. Solutions Series http://www.pewclimate.org/projects/index_solutions.cfm
53. Race to the Top: The Expanding Role of US State Renewable Portfolio Stamdards Barry G.Rabe. 2006.
54. Green Horizon, http://www.rec.org/
Vol.2 No 3, December 2005
Vol.2 No 4, December 2005
Vol.3 No 2, June-August 2006
Climate Change and Nuclear Energy
55. The World Bank and IAEA Joint Mission to Armenia to Review the Energy Sector. Report of the Safety Review of the Armenia Nuclear Power Plant. Final Report. 1992
56. Climate Change. Nuclear Energy: Part of the Solution 2000.
57. Climate Change and Nuclear Power. 2000.
58. Climate Change and Nuclear Power. 2000.
59. Nuclear Power for Greenhouse gas Mitigation under the Kyoto Protocol. The CDM. 2000.
60. Serving the Environment. The EBRD's contribution to the environment and nuclear safety, http://www.ebrd.com/
61. Foratom Almanac 1997-1998, http://www.foratom.org/
62. World Council of Nuclear Workers (WNUC)
Renewable Energy
63. International Conference for Renewable Energies. Second Announcement Renewables 2004. Bonn 1-4 June 2004, http://www.renewables/
64. The Future is Renewable. Declaration for the International Conference for renewable Energies (Renewables 2004).
65. New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization. 1999, http://www.nedo.go.jp/
66. Renewable Energy&Efficiency Fingerbook. W/d.
67. SunEnergy. The Power of the Sun. Solar Water Heaters. 2002, http://www.sunenergy.am/
68. Solar Energy for Poverty Reduction. W/d, http://www.eecgeo.org/
69. Feasibility Study Loriberd Hydropower Development Loriberd HPP&Tashir SHPP Armenia. 2004.
70. Solar Generation. Solar Electricity for Over one Billion People and Two Mollion Jobs by 2020. 2006, http://www.greenpeace.org/
71. Global Wind Energy Outlook 2006, http://www.greenpeace.org/
72. Clean Energy for Development and Economic Growth: Biomass and other Renewable Energy Options to Meet Energy and Development Needs in Poor Nations. 2001.
73. Bioenergy Primer. Modernised Biomass Energy for Sustainable Development. UNDP. 2000.
74. The Role of Bioenergy in Greenhouse Gas Mitigation. IEA Bioenergy. 1998.
75. http://www.forestresearch.cri.nz/ieabioenergy/home.htm
76. Greenhouse Gas Balances in Bioenergy Systems. International research collaboration under the auspices of the International Energy Agency. IEA Bioenergy. 1998.
77. http://www.joanneum.ac.at/iea-bioenergy- task25
78. Task 29. Socio-Economic Aspects of Bioenergy Sistems. Bioenergy in our Community. IEA Bioenergy. W/d http://www.ieabioenergy-task29.hr/
79. Bioenergy. New Growth for Germany. 2004, http://www.oeco.de/service/bio/de/index.htm
80. Farmatic. Biotech energy ag.Biopower Stations. How to process organic waste economically and environmentally, http://farmatic.com/
81. A summary of Requirements for Small Quantity Generators of Hazardous Waste. 1999, http://www.ma.state.us/dep
82. Pollution Engineering. The Magazine of Environmental Control.
83. August, 1989 - Waste Minimization.
84. September 1989 - Water and Wastewater Treatment.
85. How much bioenergy can Europe produce without harming the environment? EEA Report No7/2006, http://www.eea.eu.int/
86. Race to the Top: The Expanding Role of US State Renewable Portfolio Standards. Barry G.Rabe. 2006.
87. Renewable Energy in Armenia.
88. Renewable Energy in Armenia. Reality and Perspectives.Proceedings of Conference. 2003.
89. Utilization of Renewable Resources in Armenia. Rewiew of Last 5 Year Practical Activity. 2002.
90. Evaluation of Renewable Energy Resources in Armenia. Solar Energy. USAID. Advanced Engineering. 2002.
91. Evaluation of Renewable Energy Resources in Armenia. Wind Energy. USAID. Advanced Engineering. 2002.
92. Wind Energy. Clean Power for Generations. European Wind Energy Association (EWEA).
93. Evaluation of Renewable Energy Resources in Armenia. Geothermal Energy. USAID. Advanced Engineering. 2002.
94. Evaluation of Renewable Energy Resources in Armenia. Bio Energy. USAID. Advanced Engineering. 2002.
95. Renewable Energy Resource Assessment. Armenia. EBRD. 2002.
96. Small scale hydro in Armenia. Proposal presented to the Swedish International Climate Investment Program (SICLIP-CDM). HydroEnergia. 2002.
97. Renewable Energies. Innovation for the future. 2004. http://www.bmu.de/
98. Italy for Renewables. National and International Actions towards a Sustainable Energy development, W/d, http://www.minambiente.it/
99. SolarEn. Leader in Renewable Energy in Armenia. Leaflet. http://www.solaren.com/
100. Bioenergy Business, http://www.bioenergy-business.com/
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