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PUBLISHEDDecember 31 2009
AUTHOR(S)Kwamu Mensan Gaba, Charles Cormier, John Allen Rogers, Muthukumara Mani
Low Carbon Growth in India: Bottom Up Capacity Building

Presentation: Low Carbon Growth Study Objectives and Status; India's Unique Circumstances and Challenges; India's GHG Footprint; Indian GHG Emissions; India LCG Model; Challenges in the Indian Power Sector; Scarcity of Clean and Primary Fuels; Energy Supply Interventions to Reduce GHGs; Bending the Curve Possible in High Growth Scenario?; Impact of Plan Slippages; Coordinated Effort by Institutions Required; EE and DSM; Household Demand; Non Residential Demand; Industry Growth Patterns; Off-Road Transport; Lessons Learned; Challenges and Next Steps

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Gaba, Kwamu Mensan; Charles Cormier; John Allen Rogers; Muthukumara Mani. 2009. Low Carbon Growth in India: Bottom Up Capacity Building. ESMAP presentation. Washington, DC: World Bank.

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