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Innovative Solar Power Initiatives and Business Models By: Research Reports International The utility industry has typically used rebates and production incentives to encourage end-users to install solar power. To date, these early programs have proven to be insufficient at spurring significant growth in solar power. \| more... Search inside this report	8/1/2008	$299.00
Coal Gasification for Power Generation By: Research Reports International The 4th Edition of Research Reports International's Coal Gasification for Power Generation report is a 75-page overview of the opportunities for coal gasification in the power generation industry. Concerns regarding climate change and energy \| more... Search inside this report	7/1/2008	$299.00
The Impact of Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles on the Electric Industry By: Research Reports International Rising gas prices, carbon constraints, fuel economy standards, and the desire for energy independence are driving the development of PHEVs which are expected to achieve the equivalent of 100 miles per gallon of gasoline. If \| more... Search inside this report	6/1/2008	$299.00
Using White Certificates to Create a Market for Energy Efficiency By: Research Reports International Rising energy prices and concerns about the environment are leading governments to consider mandating reductions in energy usage. Similar to mandates on renewable energy or carbon reduction, the most efficient way to implement an energy \| more... Search inside this report	6/1/2008	$299.00
The Commercialization of Ocean Power By: Research Reports International Growing concerns about climate change, skyrocketing fossil fuel prices, and energy independence have pushed the search for renewable energy resources into high gear. While significant effort has been put into harnessing onshore renewable energy, commercial \| more... Search inside this report	6/1/2008	$299.00
Enhancing the Value of Wind Power with Energy Storage By: Research Reports International Wind power represents a promising source of clean, renewable energy, but it is limited in its ability to provide significant amounts of power to the grid due to its intermittent and non-dispatchable nature. In order \| more... Search inside this report	5/1/2008	$299.00
Preparing for North American Carbon Reduction Legislation By: Research Reports International While Canada has signed the Kyoto Protocol and the U.S. has not, to date neither country has made a serious effort to reduce their carbon emissions. This is likely to change in the near future \| more... Search inside this report	5/1/2008	$299.00
The Market for Concentrating Solar Power By: Research Reports International Renewable energy mandates, concern over climate change, and government incentives are charging up the utility-scale CSP market. While no new CSP plants had been built anywhere in he world since 1991, 2007 saw plants \| more...	4/1/2008	$299.00
Increasing U.S. Transmission Investment By: Research Reports International Transmission investment has been declining since 1975, while at the same time investment in generation assets has increased. This has created congestion in power flows. Deregulation of the electric industry and open access transmission \| more...	3/24/2008	$299.00
U.S. Solar Power Market By: Research Reports International Renewable portfolio standards, concern over climate change, and large government rebate checks are charging up the U.S. solar power market driving double-digit annual growth of installed capacity. Thousand of residential and business customers are \| more...	3/1/2008	$299.00
Using Demand Response as a Resource By: Research Reports International Changing power flows and growing price volatility have made it more difficult to ensure system reliability and moderate peak hour prices. During times when the electric system is constrained due to high demand, grid operators \| more...	3/1/2008	$299.00
Offshore Wind Power By: Research Reports International Wind power has been the fastest growing industry in the world over the last decade and most wind energy is produced onshore. However, a number of challenges have arisen that make continued onshore wind power \| more... Search inside this report	2/28/2008	$299.00
Understanding the Microgrid By: Research Reports International The Digital Economy has altered the requirements for electricity service and brought about a need for higher levels of power quality and reliability. This will require changes not only to the grid itself, but \| more... Search inside this report	2/11/2008	$299.00
Increasing Renewables and Energy Efficiency through Portfolio Management By: Research Reports International Deregulation has removed the integrated planning function from the utility and dispersed it to individual power producers who look only at their own operations when making decisions on investing in new resources. In addition, since \| more... Search inside this report	1/21/2008	$299.00
The Future of Carbon Capture and Storage By: Research Reports International A global consensus has formed on the need for government intervention to reduce GHGs, particularly carbon dioxide (CO2), in order to fight the potentially disastrous impacts of climate change. This will have a huge \| more... Search inside this report	1/15/2008	$299.00
Energy Efficiency and Electric Utiltities By: Research Reports International Energy efficiency programs began to be offered by utilities as a response to the energy crises of the 1970s. These regulatory-driven programs peaked in the early-1990s and then tapered off as deregulation took hold. \| more... Search inside this report	11/26/2007	$299.00
Carbon Constraints and the Electric Power Industry By: Research Reports International A consensus has been reached among governments that climate change is a threat to the world and that something needs to be done to reduce the creation of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. \| more...	10/25/2007	$299.00
U.S. Wind Power Development By: Research Reports International The advent of state renewable portfolio standards and the 3-year renewal of the production tax credit have driven wind power to record levels. A key objective of the report is to provide a comprehensive view \| more...	10/7/2007	$299.00
Trends in U.S. Electric Power Transmission By: Research Reports International As the electric industry works to become a more efficient market, transmission stands as a key link between the competitive generation and the regulated distribution sectors. In this role as a key link, transmission \| more...	9/17/2007	$299.00
Understanding the Smart Grid By: Research Reports International The electric industry is preparing to undergo a transition from a centralized, producer-controlled network to a decentralized, user-interactive one. Not only will the technology involved in the electric grid change, but the entire business model \| more...	8/21/2007	$299.00
Wind Energy Markets By: Research Reports International The worldwide market for wind energy has been increasing at a faster rate than any other form of renewable energy. In fact, worldwide wind energy capacity has increased fifteen-fold in the last decade. \| more...	8/1/2007	$299.00
Coal Gasification for Power Generation By: Research Reports International Coal’s low cost and abundant supply have made it the fuel for of choice for power generation providing 40% of the world's electricity. However, recent concerns over the pollutant and greenhouse gas emissions have \| more...	7/1/2007	$299.00
The Use of Biomass for Power Generation in the U.S. By: Research Reports International Climate change, rising fossil fuel prices, and energy independence are all leading government, industry, and consumers to look for domestic, renewable alternatives to conventional electricity generation. One of the alternatives that is readily available \| more...	7/1/2007	$299.00
Advanced Metering Infrastructure By: Research Reports International Electric industry deregulation, concerns over climate change, and increasing electricity prices have all provided an incentive, as well as a need, for both electricity suppliers and customers to have access to more, timely information about \| more...	6/1/2007	$299.00
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