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Energy World September 2012
This issue contains articles on offshore wind energy technology, where the focus today is on cutting construction and deployment costs; and on marine (wave and tidal) energy technology, which is less well advanced in terms of development and deployment than wind but may eventually prove to be as important. See pag 14 onwards.
The second them crosses to the demand side - energy management. We cover new approaches to improving energy efficiency across Europe; the impact of rising energy costs; and the development of international standards for energy management practices. See page 22 onwards.
Issue details
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Organisation: Energy Institute
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Economics, business and commerce, Offshore wind power, Electricity, Renewables, Hydro power
