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Notes & Reference
21
Renewable Energy Policy Network for
REN21
the 21st Century
ABN AMRO
Sustainable Development (ABN AMRO)
CLSA
CLSA Asia-Pacific
F.O.Licht
F. O. Licht
GE
GE Energy
HVB
HVB
IEA
IEA Solar Heating and Cooling Program
NGP
NGP Energy Technology Partners
IEA-SHC
PV
PV Energy Systems
REC
REC
USB AG
USB AG
Earth Track
Ardour Capital Partners
Sustainable Energy (Ireland)
Asian Institute of Technology
African Energy Policy Research
Network
College of the Atlantic (United States)
U.S. Energy Information Administration
Department of State (United States)
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
American Council on Renewable

Energy
U.S. Geothermal Energy Association
Department for Environment, Food and

Rural Affairs (United Kingdom)
Ministry for the Environment and

Territory (Italy)
The Energy and Resources Institute

(India)
AFREPREN
EIA
NREL
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NGO
Indonesia NGOs Working Group on
Power Sector Restructuring
Indias Integrated Rural Energy Program
Yingli Solar
Vatternfall
Vestas
Ministry of Energy and Mineral
Development (Uganda)
Wuppertal Institute
Oko-Institut
Ecosoluzioni
TERI
European Commission
EC
(EC)
DG Environment: Climate, Ozone and
Energy (European Commission)
European Renewable Energy Council
EREC
European Solar Thermal Industry
ESTIF
Federation
European Bioethanol Fuel Association
European Biodiesel Board
Bank of Austria
Ormat Technology
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Netherlands)
Alternative Investment Market
eBIO
AIM
Oregon Institute of Technology
Improved biomass stove programs
Canada Renewable Fuels Association
University of California Berkeley
California Solar Initiative
Gamesa
Korean Energy Economics Institute
Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies
Climate Change Capital
Kyocera
Kyungpook National University
Q Cell
Clean Edge
ISEP
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Greenpeace
Climate and Energy Greenpeace
Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byer
Credit Suisse First Bostons Energy
Group
Ministry of Economy, Trade and
METI
Industry
Goldman Sachs
International Energy Agency
(IEA)
Energy Technology Collaboration
Division. International Energy Agency
United Nations Environment
IEA
UNEP
Programme
(UNEP) Energy and Environment Group (United
Nations Environment Programme)
(UNEP)
Division of Technology, Industry and

Economics (United Nations
Environment Programme)
United Nations Foundation
International Hydropower Association
IHA
International Geothermal Association
IGA
The UN Millennium Project
Southern Hydro
Sunteck Power
Sanyo
2004
Bonn Renewables 2004 Conference
World Council for Renewable Energy
Special Facility for Renewable Energies
and Energy Efficiency
Citizens United for
and Sustainability
Renewables Portfolio Standard system
RPS
Sustainable Energy Finance Initiative
SEFI
Renewable Energy
Network of Regional Governments for

Sustainable Development
Citigroup
WCRE
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Sharp
Interstate Renewable Energy Council
Georgetown University
Zilkha Renewable Energy
Swedish Offshore Wind
Suzlon
Stella Group
Luz para todos
Tsinghua University
World Energy Council
World Bank Group
Energy and Water (The World Bank)
(WWF)
Climate Change Programme (WWF)
WEC
World Wind Energy Association
WWEA
Global Wind Energy Council
GWEC
Dow Jones Venture One
Programa de Incentivo as Fontes
PROINFA
Alternativas de Energia Eletrica
Global Environmental Facility
GEF
China Energy Research Society
Energy Research Institute (China)
/(UNDP)
China UNDP Renewable Energy
Capacity Building Project
(NDRC)
National Development and Reform
CommissionChina
Chinese Renewable Energy Industries

Association
China World Bank REDP Project
The China Township Electrification

Program
China Association of Solar Thermal

Application
China Wind Energy Association
Diapason Commodities Management
S.A.
S.A.
David Suzuki Foundation
CWEA
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Dexia
University of Delaware
Danish Energy Authority
German Ministry of Environment
Deutsche Gesellschaft fr Technische
GTZ
Zusammenarbeit
German Development Finance Group
German Federal Ministry for
KfW
Environment, Nature Protection, and

Nuclear Safety
Federal Ministry for Economic

Cooperation and Development
(Germany)
Dongfang Steam Turbine Works
CEEG PV Tech
Nanjing CEEG PV Tech
Japan PV Energy Association
New Energy Finance
Basel Agency for Sustainable Energy
Harbin Electric Machinery Co.
Pacific Hydro
Palang Thai
Autonomous University of Barcelona
Balrampur Chili Mills Ltd.
Photon International
Ministry of External Relations (Brazil)
Biomass Users Network (Brazil)
JPEA
BASE
Prometheus Institute
Bronx Community College
World Alliance for Decentralized Energy
Beijing Jike
Horizon Wind Energy
Centre de Dveloppement des Energies
Renouvelables (Morocco)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massey University
Mali Folkecenter
Morse Associates
WADE
MIT
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National Autonomous University of
Mexico
RenewableEnergyAccess.com
Renewable Energy World
Lund University
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Worldwatch Institute
WWI
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Notes & Reference
AIM
Alternative Investment Market
BASE
Basel Agency for Sustainable Energy
CWEA
China Wind Energy Association
eBIO
European Bioethanol Fuel Association
EC
European Commission
EIA
Energy Information Administration
EREC
European Renewable Energy Council
ESTIF
European Solar Thermal Industry Federation
GEF
Global Environmental Facility
GTZ
Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technische
Zusammenarbeit
GWEC
Global Wind Energy Council
IEA
International Energy Agency
IEA-SHC
IEA Solar Heating and Cooling Program
IEA
IGA
International Geothermal Association
ISEP
Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies
JPEA
Japan PV Energy Association
KfW
German Development Finance Group
METI
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
MIT
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
NREL
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
PROINFA
Programa de Incentivo as Fontes Alternativas de
Energia Eletrica
REN21
Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st
21
Century
RPS
Renewable Portfolio Standard System
SEFI
Sustainable Energy Finance Initiative
TERI
UNEP
United Nations Environment Programme
WADE
World Alliance for Decentralized Energy
WCRE
World Council for Renewable Energy
WEC
World Energy Council
WWEA
World Wind Energy Association
WWF
World Wide Fund for Nature
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Richard Burrett
Sara Larrain
Athena Ronquillo Ballesteros
ABN AMRO
Corrado Clini
Li Junfeng
Jamal Saghir
(NDRC)
Chris Dodwell
Imma Mayol
Claudia Vieira Santos
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Michael Eckhart
Paul Mubiru
Steve Sawyer
(GWEC)
Mohamed El-Ashry
Kevin Nassiep
V.Subramanian
Amal Haddouche
Mika Ohbayashi
Griffin Thompson
(ISEP)
David Hales
Rajendra Pachauri
Ibrahim Togola
Kirsty Hamilton
Wolfgang Palz
Piotr Tulej
(WCRE)
Neil Hirst
Mark Radka
Arthouros Zervos
(IEA)
(UNEP)
(EREC)
Richard Hosier
Peter Rae
Ton van der Zon
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References)
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2005 1 1600 kW 3850 kW 2004

1050 kW3450 kW 2005 700 kW
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24 2500 kW 2005 2 kW
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Atlas and Industry Guide 2004-2005
EU IEA2006a 2004 OECD

EurObservER2005c 2004 EU
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2004 4000 -4100 kW
2005 3
2005 123 64.2

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163 176 163
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2004 2005 10
2006 65 /
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24
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1000kW 2005
15
2005 4 2000 2009 5 7000
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IndustriaTurismo y ComercioIDEA 20052010
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2000
kWh 15
0.25
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2000
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5.86.1 30000
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23 kW
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Bird and Sweezy 2005
2005 5000 kWh
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2005 427 31000
33
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Sven Hansen (2006 5 9 )Jasmine Hyman
Hans Dieter Hermes
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