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Energy and the Environment
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Introduction
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Transport Fuels5 Topics
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Energy Sources: Fossil Fuels8 Topics
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Energy Sources: Renewables10 Topics
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Electricity10 Topics
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Energy Sources: Nuclear6 Topics
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Demand Response6 Topics
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Energy/Emissions Policy15 Topics
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What is Policy ?
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Policy Development
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Energy Policy
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Energy Priorities
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What is a Carbon Price ?
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Emissions Trading
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Carbon Tax
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Carbon Tax Vs Carbon Trading
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Saudi Arabia National Renewable Energy Program
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Large scale Renewable Energy Target
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Small scale Renewable Energy Scheme
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Global Warming Potential (GWP)
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Saudi Arabia Emissions Profile
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Methods for Measurement
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Carbon Pricing Mechanism
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What is Policy ?
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Energy Economics2 Topics|1 Quiz
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- Uses the potential energy of rivers
- supplies 17.5% of the world’s electricity
- 99% in Norway
- 57% in Canada
- 55% in Switzerland
- 40% in Sweden
- 7% in USA
- apart from countries with abundance water, hydro capacity is normally applied to peak load demand
- readily stopped and started
- Water held up by a dam
- Channelled past turbines
- Shaft of turbine turns generator
- Spinning magnets of generator convert rotational energy into electricity