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Energy futures: two views on the next generation. Mike Coulten and Veronica Smart. Energy World. January 2005 P. 14-15
Balancing energy generation, economics and the environment is a highly complex business, particularly with climate change at the top of the Government agenda. It requires the assessment of the trade-offs between the economically rational choice of electricity generation versus the environmentally friendly option - and then the development of a realistic strategy. Here, Business Development Manager Mike Coulten and Market Analyst Veronica Smart, both with the Energy Information Centre, debate the issues, one supporting renewables; the other more use of gas.
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Journal title: Energy World
Subjects: Energy engineering, Environment, Trading, Management and commerce, Policy and Governance, Economics, business and commerce, Electricity generation, Electricity
