41. Positioning the Indian coal-power sector for carbon mitigation: key energy options

The domestic and international steps outlined in this paper could greatly advance the development and implementation of a GHG mitigation strategy in the Indian coal power sector, while allowing it to contribute suitably to the country's energy needs.Chikkatur A and Sagar A; Pew Center on global clim..

42. Powering India: the road to 2017

Calls for a radical new approach to India's power problems, and a ten-point agenda to address key problems in the power sector.McKinsey and Company ; July 2005.  ..

43. Powering up: the investment potential of energy service companies in India

Proposes recommendations to increase the attractiveness of Indian Energy service Companies to investors, and support the expansion of this critical industry in India.Delio et al.; World Resources Institute; 01/04/2009...

44. Pursuing clean energy business in India

A report that details the accelerating investment in the deployment of renewable energy in India and opportunities for business in relation to these developments.APPCDC; Jan 2008. ..

45. Re-thinking coal's rule in India

India faces a potential energy crisis and the blame rests largely with its over-dependence on coal. Coal use on this scale however, is simply not sustainable . The report suggests that there is still time to build and deploy zero-carbon emissions technologies.WWF, Jan 2008. ..

46. Realising the potential of energy efficiency

This report offers promise and hope for accelerating the global response to the climate challenge - and for alleviating poverty and enhancing international security.Expert group on energy efficiency; United Nations Foundation; June 2005.  ..

47. Recovery of Coal Bed Methane

A UNDP Project that attempts to recover coal bed methane for the first time in India. This project demonstrates that this recovery is commercially feasible and can be used for a variety of end-uses.UNDP India, Jan 2008. ..

48. Renewable energy sources for remote areas

A UNDP project that has introduced renewable energy to communities in remote areas.UNDP India, Jan 2008. ..

49. Renewable power generation in India: establishing feasible targets

Presentation on various renewable energy technologies and their potential in India.DESE; June 2008. ..

50. Renewable power generation in India: establishing feasible targets

Presentation on various renewable energy technologies and their potential in India.DESE; June 2008. ..

51. Renewables 2007: global status report

Renewable energy offers the planet a chance to reduce carbon emissions, clean the air and put civilisation on a more sustainable footing. REN21 secretariat; Nov 2008. ..

52. Renewables global status report: 2009 update

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53. Residential and commercial buildings

This IPCC chapter devotes attention to to energy efficiency in new and existing buildings.Levine et al., IPCC, 2007..

54. Solar greenhouse for the Trans-Himalayas - a construction manual

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55. Solar Photovoltaics in India

Presentation on the state of SPV in India.Bannerjee, R.; DESE/ IIT; April 2009. ..

56. Strengthening power generation from biomass

A UNDP project: removal of the barriers to biomass power generation in India Phase I.UNDP India; Jan 2008. ..

57. Sustainable energy development of India

A presentation analysing energy poverty, the trend of energy consumption in India and future projections of India's energy development.Sengupta R; Jawaharlal Nehru University; Nov 08. ..

58. Switched on India: how can India address climate change and meet its energy needs?

This report focuses on whether restructuring the electricity sector can supply additional renewable power through decentralised networks and also improve energy efficiency.Gibbs T; Institute for Public Policy Research; Jan 2008. ..

59. The Kyoto Protocol, the Clean Development Mechanism and the Building and Construction Sector

A study of challenges to energy efficiency in the building sector, and the constraints and challenges in using CDMs for energy efficiency in buildings.Cheng et al., UNEP, 2008..

60. WWF's vision for 2050

This report seeks to answer the question 'is it technically possible to meet the growing global demand for energy by using clean and sustainable energy sources?'WWF, Jul 2007..