Clean Development Mechanism - Key to the future? : A minor field study of organizations working in rural areas in Vietnam with renewable energy sources.
A scholarship from the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) made it possible for the authors to collect primary data on location in Vietnam. Through a study of three organiza ...
Research methodology: a step by step guide for beginners Ranjit Kumar Research methodology: a step by step guide for beginners Sage £26.99 440pp 9781849203012 1849203016 [Formula: see text].
THIS IS a practical introductory text for healthcare students with minimal understanding of the research process. The focus of the text integrates quantitative and qualitative methodologies through the following operational steps.
Environmental and electricity planning implications of carbon tax and technological constraints in a developing country
Abstract This paper examines the interfuel/technological substitution and electricity demand effects of carbon tax on electric utility planning and CO 2 emissions from the power sector. It also compares the magnitude of these effects in cases with and without restrictions on generation technologies. A major finding of the study is that low carbon tax may not be effective to reduce CO 2 emissions through interfuel and technological substitution in power generation regardless of the technological restrictions. Furthermore, with technological and resource availability constraints, the interfuel and technological substitution possibilities would be exhausted beyond a certain tax rate and the level of CO 2 mitigation due to carbon tax would mainly depend upon the demand-side response.