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2. Palaeoecological and phytosociological reconstruction of precultural vegetation in the Bílý Kříž area, the Moravskoslezské Beskydy Mts, Slovak Republic.

Author

Rybníček, K. and Rybníčková, E.

Abstract

A combined palynological and phytosociological methodological approach was used in the reconstruction of precultural forest vegetation in a small model area of Bílý Kříž-Jančík in the Moravskoslezské Beskydy mountains (northwest Slovakia). Two pollen diagrams show the predominance of Fagus sylvatica, Abies alba and Picea abies in past natural mixed forests. The present-day occurrence and distribution of forest herbs allow the differentiation of five past vegetation types with above mentioned forest climax trees covering the area before the beginning of human interference. A map of reconstructed natural vegetation is presented which can be used for revitalization of present secondary spruce plantations, heavily affected by air pollution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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1995
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3. Guidelines for Economic Analysis of Power Sector Projects : Renewable Energy Projects

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World Bank

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RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT, FUEL COSTS, CARBON TRADING, INVESTMENT, CARBON FINANCE, POWER SECTOR PLANNING, POWER PLANT, RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES, GEOTHERMAL DEVELOPMENT, GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT, RENEWABLE GENERATION, GASES, THERMAL ENERGY, WIND ENERGY, RENEWABLE ENERGY PRODUCERS, APPROACH, WIND PENETRATION, SOLAR ENERGY, PEAK DEMAND, ENERGY DEVELOPMENT, SOLAR POWER, EMPLOYMENT, WATER, EMISSIONS, FOSSIL, RENEWABLE ENERGY, INVESTMENTS, WIND PROJECTS, RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS, MODERN WORLD, ELECTRICITY TARIFFS, DIESEL, ELECTRIFICATION, ELECTRICITY DEMAND, ENERGY OUTLOOK, SURPLUS POWER, ENERGY GENERATION, OIL, RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY, DIESEL FUEL, OPTIONS, GAS, POWER SYSTEM, ELECTRIC POWER, BALANCE, ACTIVITIES, FOSSIL FUELS, WIND RESOURCES, GENERATION CAPACITY, TURBINES, HEAT RATE, ENERGY MARKETS, WIND RESOURCE, GREENHOUSE GAS, GEOTHERMAL RESOURCE, PIPELINE, ELECTRICITY SUPPLY, ENERGY SUPPLY, TARIFF, HYDROPOWER, TARIFF DESIGN, SOLAR INSOLATION, BORDER PRICES, GEOTHERMAL ENERGY, COST OF ELECTRICITY, COAL GENERATION, COMBUSTION, RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION, POLLUTION, PRICES, DRILLING, PUBLIC UTILITIES, ENERGY LOSSES, DEMAND CURVE, PETROLEUM, VOLTAGE, RENEWABLE TECHNOLOGIES, FOSSIL ENERGY, GRID POWER, CARBON EMISSIONS, FUEL OIL, ENERGY DEMAND, POWER PROJECT, ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION, POST-CONFLICT, FOSSIL FUEL, POWER SYSTEMS, WIND TURBINE, LNG, CONSTRUCTION COST, FLUE GAS, NUCLEAR REACTORS, GENERATION, PEAK LOAD, WIND SPEEDS, BARRELS PER DAY, SOLAR RESOURCES, CLIMATE CHANGE, GENERATING CAPACITY, ENERGY PRODUCTION, AIR POLLUTION DAMAGE, SOLAR PROJECTS, WIND POWER, TURBINE, POWER SECTOR, FUEL, ELECTRICITY, GREEN ENERGY, BIOMASS POWER GENERATION, BIOMASS, POWER PRODUCER, ENERGY, COAL, WIND SPEED, RENEWABLE ENERGY POLICY, ELECTRICITY GENERATION, FUEL PRICES, CARBON CAPTURE, COAL MINING, COAL PRICING, SUPPLY CURVES, FACILITIES, HEAT RECOVERY, OIL PRICES, AIR POLLUTION, AIR EMISSION, VEHICLES, COMBUSTION TURBINES, ENERGY PRICES, EMISSION REDUCTION, PRICE, POWER SECTOR OPTIONS, GREENHOUSE GASES, TRANSMISSION CAPACITY, ENERGY ALTERNATIVES, GRID ELECTRICITY, FUELS, GAS TURBINE, POWER, GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES, HEAT, POWER SHORTAGES, POWER GENERATION, SUSTAINABLE ENERGY, KEROSENE, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS, CARBON REDUCTIONS, NATURAL GAS, WIND PROJECT, UTILITIES, SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FUTURE, RENEWABLE ENERGY SUPPLY, THERMAL TECHNOLOGIES, OIL PRICE, WIND FARM, ELECTRICITY TARIFF, GEOTHERMAL PROJECT, COAL SUPPLY, SUPPLY CURVE, GEOTHERMAL PROJECTS, ENERGY EFFICIENCY, AIR QUALITY, GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGY, COST OF ENERGY, WIND, WIND POWER DEVELOPMENT, GAS PRICE, POWER COMPANY, BATTERIES, EMISSION, RURAL ELECTRIFICATION, OIL CRISIS, POWER STATION, BIOMASS POWER
Abstract

These guidelines are directed to the economic analysis of power sector policy analysis and the appraisal of power sector investment projects. The general guidance is complemented by an Annex Volume that contains relevant technical notes, a glossary, and an extended Bibliography. In this first edition, the focus of the technical notes is on grid-connected renewable energy projects. In FY16 the scope of the technical notes will be extended to cover transmission & distribution, rural electrification, off-grid, energy efficiency, and thermal projects.

Published
2015

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