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Scholarly Publications
Political and Economic Influences on the Future World Market for Natural Gas
March 2005
This working paper first develops a Reference Case that allows required rates of return on investments in energy infrastructure to vary geographically.
Kenyan IPP Experience, The
August 2000
Prior to the introduction of independent power projects (IPP), Kenya relied primarily on concessionary funding from multilateral and bilateral agencies to finance new power investments.
BP's emissions trading system
April 2005
The stellar performance of BP's emission control program has led many observers, inside and outside BP, to ascribe success to the firm's emissions trading system.
News
David Victor quoted in "Forging Links to Natural Gas From Abroad" in New York Times
September 2003
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University receives $2 million to study energy markets
January 2004
Stanford University Program on Energy and Sustainable Development receives $1.95 million grant from BP
Electricity reform in South Africa is at a critical juncture, says Anton Eberhard
August 2004
Anton Eberhard writes that South Africa will experience routine electricity blackouts in a few years unless new electricity policy and investment decisions are formulated and implemented this year.
Old Events
Frontiers of Research on Low Income Energy
February 24, 2009
Workshop Focus With around 2 billion people using biomass as their primary energy source, and 1.6 billion people without access to electricity, there are many unanswered questions on how to best...
2010 MIIS International Trade and Investment Conference: Opportunities and Strategies in Emerging Economies
March 12, 2010
PESD researcher Richard K. Morse to speak on the "Carbon Markets: Developing Countries & the Next Clean Development Mechanism" panel.
Climate Policy Instruments in the Real World
September 7, 2010
The Program on Energy and Sustainable Development in collaboration with Stanford University's Graduate School of Business and Stanford Law School hosted a special conference on Climate Policy...
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