FAO AGRIS - Système international des sciences et technologies agricoles

Energy Intensive Sectors of the Indian Economy : Path to Low Carbon Development

2011

World Bank


Informations bibliographiques
Editeur
World Bank
D'autres materias
Coals; Coal price; Coal reserves; Generation capacity; Domestic energy; Emission reduction potential; Ash; Domestic gas; Solar power; Power producers; Oil; Fuel use; Diesel; Kilowatt-hours; Emission levels; Emissions from energy; Emissions from fuel; Improvements in energy efficiency; Carbon path; Petrochemical industries; Fuel type; Distribution losses; Oil prices; Energy policy; Combustion efficiency; Voltage; Energy supply; Hydro power; Amount of power; Regulatory framework; Power industry; Power sector; Petroleum sector; Emissions from transport; Domestic coal; Emission intensity; Energy prices; Financial crisis; Domestic oil; Quality of energy; Utilities; Calorific values; Energy system; Energy mix; Carbon emissions; Cost-benefit; Consumer of energy; Power prices; Electricity generation; Fluorescent lamps; Volatile matter; Emissions from fuel combustion; Nuclear power; Coal consumption; Fossil fuel mix; Emission profile; Thermal efficiency; Present value; Natural gas imports; Transport sector; Energy efficiency standards; Carbon energy; Emission standards; Consumer of coal; Power plant; Primary energy; Rural electrification; Petroleum gas; Carbon technologies; Energy savings; High ash content; Low-carbon; Sustainable energy; Level of transmission; Access to modern energy; Coal supply; Auxiliary power consumption; Electric water heaters; Fossil fuel; Ghg; Efficiency improvement; Power supply; Grid electricity; Petroleum products; Growth in demand; Primary energy consumption; Primary energy supply; Coal power plants; Demand for energy; Greenhouse; Carbon finance; Prices of coal; Emissions; Commercial energy; Grid power; Renewable energy potential; Steam temperatures; Conditioners; Per capita consumption; Cement industry; Kilowatt-hour; Nuclear fuel; Generating capacity; Sulphur content; Rice production; Renewable power; Domestic energy resources; Electricity demand; Energy intensity; Capacity investments; Nuclear equipment; Energy costs; Electricity production; Access to electricity; Demand management; Reliability of supply; Emissions reduction; Energy shortages; Emissions intensity; Carbon economy; Methane emissions; Coal use; Power generators; Capital cost; Scenarios; Energy efficiency improvements; Auxiliary power; Energy needs; Emission characteristics; Electricity supply; Biomass source; Electricity price; Petroleum refining; Heavy industry; Power generation capacity; Natural gas prices; Sensitivity analyses; Emissions from energy use; Cost-benefit analysis; Petrochemicals; Gas exploration; Feasibility; Load factor; Diesel use; Carbon capture; Greenhouse gas; Carbon losses; Coal resources; Heavy reliance; Liquefied petroleum gas; Approach; Carbon intensity; Total cost; Peak power; Residential energy; Mineral matter; National emissions; Global climate change; Household electricity consumption; Colors; Total emissions
Langue
anglais
Format
application/pdf, text/plain
Licence
CC BY 3.0 IGO, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/, World Bank

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