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Energy infrastructure for decarbonizing other energy sectors through renewable electricity - a spatio-temporal analysis from useful energy demand to renewable energy supply of sect...

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Elasticity and causality among electricity generation from renewable energy and its determinants in Malaysia

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Analyzing the falling solar and wind tariffs : evidence from India

Chawla, Kanika; Aggarwal, Manu; Dutt, Arjun - 2020

energy (RE) capacity deployment targets. Besides policy commitments, the cost-competitiveness of RE tariffs is a major … determinant of capacity addition. This paper focuses on the major determinants of RE tariffs, disaggregating the impact of … largest component - over 50% of RE tariffs. Further, equipment-related factors have been the major drivers of tariff reduction …

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