Bibliography on Distributed Energy Policy
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Bibliography
George Dafermos et al.:
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Practical Action (2014) Practical Action’s position on small-scale hydropower. Retrieved from http://practicalaction.org/small-scale-hydro-power-2
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Takahashi, K., Baker, S. & Kurdgelashvili, L. (2005) Policy Options to Support Distributed Resources. Center for Energy and Environmental Policy, University of Delaware. Retrieved from http://ceep.udel.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/2005_es_policy_options_distributed-resources11.pdf
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World Bank (2005) Stimulating the Picohydropower Market for Low-Income Households in Ecuador. World Bank-ESMAP Technical Report.
World Bank (2010) Power and People: Measuring the benefits of renewable energy in Nepal. South Asia Energy Unit, Sustainable Development Dept.
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