Author:Mwakasonda, Stanford; Winkler, HaraldDate:2005Some three-quarters of South Africa’s primary energy supply and 93 percent of its electricity are derived from coal (NER, 2002; DME, 2003b). Even in more optimistic energy policy scenarios (De Villiers and others, 1999; EDRC, 2003; Banks & ...Read morecb
Author:Winkler, Harald; Davidson, Ogunlade; Mwakasonda, StanfordDate:2005The clean development mechanism (CDM) requires developing countries to set up designated national authorities (DNAs). The DNA should be designed to both attract investment and to establish an effective regulatory framework for project ...Read more
Author:Winkler, Harald; Mwakasonda, Stanford; Garg, Amit; Halsnaes, Kirsten; Mukheibir, PierreDate:2007This report summarizes the results of the Projecting future energy demand: Balancing development, energy and climate priorities in large developing economies project that has been managed by the UNEP Risø Centre on behalf of UNEP DTIE. The ...Read more
Author:Spalding-Fecher, Randall; Winkler, Harald; Mwakasonda, StanfordDate:2005Given the importance of energy issues to sustainable development, energy was a priority issue at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in August 2002. The objective of this paper is to examine the outcomes of the Summit on energy, and ...Read more
Author:Winkler, Harald; Mukheibir, Pierre; Mwakasonda, StanfordDate:Nov 2006Global responses to climate change are gradually considering the potential synergies between sustainable development and climate change policies. In the coming years developing countries face great challenges in development and its impact on ...Read more