[1] The document lists 8 topics for internships at RCREEE related to renewable energy and energy efficiency.
[2] The topics include tasks such as analyzing energy subsidy systems,
The UKERC Marine Renewable Energy Technology Roadmap aims to assist the UK marine energy community in achieving an installed capacity of 2GW by 2020. It outlines a deployment strategy showing progressive deployment of pilot projects, demonstrators, and small and large arrays. The strategy emphasizes that achieving the 2GW target depends on supportive economic and political conditions throughout deployment. It provides context by outlining current UK funding policies and deployment timelines to facilitate marine energy development.
San Francisco Energy Ordinance for Existing Buildings WebinarInfuse Marketing
Learn how to control utility costs and maximize energy efficiency for your facility. Free webinar on October 21st on San Francisco Energy Ordinance for Existing Commercial Buildings.
The document discusses a Euro-Mediterranean project to integrate regional energy markets and promote national plans for energy efficiency. It focuses on presenting budget allocation charts for different countries, including Egypt. The charts compare the costs of conventional energy to various renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies to help decision-makers determine the most cost-effective investment options. Methodologies are described for selecting relevant technologies and measuring their potential energy savings and generation for each country. Preliminary outputs were generated but more data is still needed, particularly for energy efficiency measures.
Enhancing The Regulatory Framework for Non Conventional Geothermal ResourcesFernando Penarroyo
This paper focuses on supportive legal and regulatory frameworks, subsidy schemes and other incentive programs that will shift the current geothermal development strategies in order to revitalize non-conventional development.
IPEEC is a high-level international forum that aims to accelerate adoption of energy efficiency policies and practices through international cooperation. It provides a platform for countries to share best practices in policy, programs, tools and proven energy efficiency approaches. This document outlines IPEEC's work in several areas: it discusses IPEEC members' experiences with energy efficiency financing mechanisms; highlights IPEEC's focus on promoting energy management and continuous improvements; and proposes an IPEEC-Russia energy management training program to establish qualified trainers and expand energy efficiency efforts in Russia.
Evaluating the Development and Impact of Feed-In TariffsDirk Volkmann
Dirk Volkmann presented on evaluating the development and impact of feed-in tariffs (FITs). He began by defining FITs as a policy mechanism that provides renewable energy producers a guaranteed fixed rate for the electricity they generate. Volkmann then discussed several benefits of FIT programs, including that they have proven highly effective in accelerating renewable energy development in Germany. He also noted that FIT programs pay for themselves in less than one year through avoided fossil fuel and external costs. However, integrating renewable energy into the market poses challenges for transmission system operators given fluctuations in renewable production. Overall, Volkmann argued that FITs are superior to other policy mechanisms and have been very successful in promoting renewable energy growth in Europe.
This document discusses the BETTER project, which aims to bring Europe and third countries closer together through renewable energies. It presents the objectives of assessing cooperation between the EU and third countries to help achieve renewable energy targets. Case studies will examine renewable energy cooperation opportunities between the EU, North Africa, Western Balkans and Turkey. The document outlines different cooperation mechanisms defined in the EU Renewable Energy Directive and provides an example case study of a joint hydroelectric project between Serbia and Italy. It also summarizes renewable energy potentials, targets and scenarios for several Western Balkan countries.
The UKERC Marine Renewable Energy Technology Roadmap aims to assist the UK marine energy community in achieving an installed capacity of 2GW by 2020. It outlines a deployment strategy showing progressive deployment of pilot projects, demonstrators, and small and large arrays. The strategy emphasizes that achieving the 2GW target depends on supportive economic and political conditions throughout deployment. It provides context by outlining current UK funding policies and deployment timelines to facilitate marine energy development.
San Francisco Energy Ordinance for Existing Buildings WebinarInfuse Marketing
Learn how to control utility costs and maximize energy efficiency for your facility. Free webinar on October 21st on San Francisco Energy Ordinance for Existing Commercial Buildings.
The document discusses a Euro-Mediterranean project to integrate regional energy markets and promote national plans for energy efficiency. It focuses on presenting budget allocation charts for different countries, including Egypt. The charts compare the costs of conventional energy to various renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies to help decision-makers determine the most cost-effective investment options. Methodologies are described for selecting relevant technologies and measuring their potential energy savings and generation for each country. Preliminary outputs were generated but more data is still needed, particularly for energy efficiency measures.
Enhancing The Regulatory Framework for Non Conventional Geothermal ResourcesFernando Penarroyo
This paper focuses on supportive legal and regulatory frameworks, subsidy schemes and other incentive programs that will shift the current geothermal development strategies in order to revitalize non-conventional development.
IPEEC is a high-level international forum that aims to accelerate adoption of energy efficiency policies and practices through international cooperation. It provides a platform for countries to share best practices in policy, programs, tools and proven energy efficiency approaches. This document outlines IPEEC's work in several areas: it discusses IPEEC members' experiences with energy efficiency financing mechanisms; highlights IPEEC's focus on promoting energy management and continuous improvements; and proposes an IPEEC-Russia energy management training program to establish qualified trainers and expand energy efficiency efforts in Russia.
Evaluating the Development and Impact of Feed-In TariffsDirk Volkmann
Dirk Volkmann presented on evaluating the development and impact of feed-in tariffs (FITs). He began by defining FITs as a policy mechanism that provides renewable energy producers a guaranteed fixed rate for the electricity they generate. Volkmann then discussed several benefits of FIT programs, including that they have proven highly effective in accelerating renewable energy development in Germany. He also noted that FIT programs pay for themselves in less than one year through avoided fossil fuel and external costs. However, integrating renewable energy into the market poses challenges for transmission system operators given fluctuations in renewable production. Overall, Volkmann argued that FITs are superior to other policy mechanisms and have been very successful in promoting renewable energy growth in Europe.
This document discusses the BETTER project, which aims to bring Europe and third countries closer together through renewable energies. It presents the objectives of assessing cooperation between the EU and third countries to help achieve renewable energy targets. Case studies will examine renewable energy cooperation opportunities between the EU, North Africa, Western Balkans and Turkey. The document outlines different cooperation mechanisms defined in the EU Renewable Energy Directive and provides an example case study of a joint hydroelectric project between Serbia and Italy. It also summarizes renewable energy potentials, targets and scenarios for several Western Balkan countries.
Day1- session 2: RCREEE Planned Activities in Support of the Development and ...RCREEE
RCREEE has several planned activities in 2010 to support the development and implementation of the Arab EE Directive. These include workshops on topics like end use EE, an EE promotion program with work packages on policy development, technology promotion, and capacity building. The program will also involve projects on standards and labeling, mandatory audits, and a country support project to improve relations and identify priority areas. The overall goals are to enhance EE regulations and policies, build regional and national capacities, and support the evaluation and assessment of EE measures, sectors and technologies.
Electric Utility Integrated Resource Planning (IRP)The Brattle Group
This was presented by Brattle consultants at a half-day workshop on the growth of demand response technology in the electric utility industry before the Energy Regulatory Commission of Thailand (ERC), along with the Metropolitan Electricity Authority, the Provincial Electricity Authority, and the PTT delegation. The workshop took place July 16, 2014 at EnerNOC’s Boston headquarters.
The workshop featured a presentation by Ann Berwick, Chair of the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities. Ms. Berwick presented on the Massachusetts Grid Modernization Plan, a program she has led to help modernize the state’s electric utility grid system. She spoke on the policy and the requirements that Massachusetts utilities must meet.
Brattle principal Romkaew Broehm and senior associate Mariko Geronimo gave this presentation.
The Government will publish the draft EMR Delivery Plan in July 2013. This sets out the Government’s proposed draft strike prices for renewable projects and the plans for a capacity market. Everyone with an interest will have the opportunity to respond to the consultation before final strike prices are set at the end of the year.
In preparation for this DECC has produced an explanation of the methodology underlying the analysis being undertaken to help inform Ministers’ decisions on strike prices.
The explanation is designed to help prepare stakeholders for the consultation in July 2013, enabling them to better understand and respond to the content.
The consultation events held during the summer 2013 will be interactive sessions, during which there will be ample opportunity to raise any queries which these slides may generate.
Background for the study, Rural Electrifacation In AfghanistanWais Alemi
A brief paper in an idealogical format on which the current program strategies of Afghanistan are based. This was uploaded during 2010 and so much of the work has been in lines with the current paper. Wals Alemi, July 2016
Philip Schubert is a consultant available to work with developing countries on power sector reforms including energy regulation, policy, access, and markets. He has over 30 years of experience working in energy for organizations like CIDA and ADB. His background includes designing and implementing projects, conducting feasibility studies, and advising on energy strategy. He is fluent in French and Spanish.
RCREEE-enerMENA_renewable elec. development in arab regionRCREEE
The document discusses renewable electricity development in the Arab region. It provides an overview of the Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE), including its mission, members, experts, work areas, partnerships, and advantages. Statistics and information are presented on electricity markets, generation from renewables, operational capacities and targets, investments, and policies in RCREEE member states. Public projects, competitive bidding, power purchase agreements, and feed-in tariffs are discussed as approaches to renewable energy project development in Arab countries.
Challenges in building the 21st century energy infrastructureHIMADRI BANERJI
Major Challenges in Building the 21st Century Energy Infrastructure are discussed. The concepts of Risk Management is introduced with subtlety in its impact on meeting such challenges. A treatise on project management with risk mitigation for infrastructure projects, Presentation taken from lectures on Infrastructure Capital Management delivered to the class of 2010-11 at IIM Ahmedabad,
Day 2 Setting up national Energy Efficiency Agencies RCREEE
The document discusses the establishment of national Energy Efficiency Agencies in several European and Mediterranean countries as part of the Euro-Mediterranean Energy Market Integration Project funded by the European Union. It provides an overview of the general mandate of such agencies, including enforcing energy efficiency acts, promoting and monitoring recommendations, and reporting on energy efficiency activities and impacts. The document also includes examples of target consumers, marketing challenges, specific agency tasks, and options for financing the operations of an energy efficiency agency.
SCE forecasts $19.4-$21.2 billion in capital expenditures from 2020-2023 to strengthen its infrastructure and meet California's clean energy mandates. Key drivers include replacing aging infrastructure, mitigating wildfire risk through programs like covered conductor installation, enabling transportation electrification, and building transmission to support 60% renewables by 2030. Approximately $1.6 billion of wildfire mitigation spending will be securitized per recent legislation. This investment is expected to drive SCE's rate base to grow at a 6.6% CAGR through 2023.
The document outlines the 2010 program plan for EPRI's CoalFleet for Tomorrow program, which aims to accelerate deployment of advanced coal-based power plants. It describes 3 project sets focusing on (1) engineering and economic evaluations of combustion and gasification technologies, (2) support for gasification projects, and (3) design guidelines for ultra-supercritical pulverized coal plants and carbon capture technologies. Key 2010 deliverables include technology assessments, design specifications, economic studies, and reports on materials development programs and the National Carbon Capture Center.
This document summarizes Derek Stork's presentation on technical challenges for the DEMO stage of magnetic fusion energy development. Stork divides the DEMO program into three areas: a baseline program to realize the first DEMO machine, an optimization program to improve economics and reliability, and a strategic risk reduction program. For the baseline program, key challenges include qualifying structural materials to high radiation levels, developing a divertor to handle high heat fluxes, and finalizing blanket and tritium breeding concepts. Significant testing is still needed on materials from facilities like IFMIF before the DEMO design can be completed.
Innovate UK will invest up to £1.5m in UK companies partnering with US consortia to work on projects as part of the US $40m national offshore wind research and development programme. The National Offshore Wind Research and Development Consortium (the Consortium) is administering the grant program funded predominately by the US Department of Energy, New York State Research and Development Authority and several states.
Find out more: https://ktn-uk.co.uk/news/us-uk-partnerships-in-offshore-wind-rd-new-1-5m-competition
Training Module on Electricity Market Regulation - SESSION 5 - Cost of CapitalLeonardo ENERGY
The weighted average cost of capital (WACC) methodology is a widely accepted method for calculating the allowed rate of return. Regulators use different models to set the allowed cost of capital. This section explains the models and their practical application.
Definition of cost of capital : WACC / Cost of equity / Cost of debt / Capital structure (gearing) / Treatment of taxes
Quantification of cost of capital : CAPM (Capital Assets Pricing Model) / Price Arbitrage Theory / Dividend Growth Model / Comparable Earnings Model / "Precedent Case" Approach
Financial Analysis
Anibal Carias has over 15 years of experience providing engineering and management consulting services internationally. He has expertise in electrical system planning, power system simulation, transmission line design, energy efficiency planning, and project evaluation. His areas of focus include generation, transmission, distribution, and energy regulation. He held senior consulting roles at Hatch and Amec, leading numerous power system planning and market analysis projects in over 20 countries.
Introduction to Energy Efficiency and Course Program RCREEE
This document provides an introduction and agenda for an energy efficiency course on energy audits in buildings and the rules and role of energy service companies (ESCOs). The course will take place from June 1-5 in Tunis, Tunisia and will be led by Eng. Ashraf Kraidy. The document outlines key concepts around energy efficiency, the benefits of improving energy efficiency, and barriers that must be addressed. It also discusses the need for long-term strategic planning, capacity building initiatives, and outlines support that will be provided by the Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE).
CT Self Storage Association Energy Summit presentationAdam Ramli
The document summarizes an energy summit for self storage owners and managers. It provides an agenda for the summit including discussions on:
1) The economic benefits of investing in energy efficiency from an investment and tax perspective.
2) Low interest financing options such as C-PACE financing.
3) A case study of an actual energy proposal and financial analysis for a Connecticut storage facility.
The summit also includes panelists to discuss topics like tax benefits, financing, audits, insurance requirements, utility assistance programs, and a solar case study.
session 5 Regulation&certification of energy_service_providers(article7)RCREEE
The document discusses establishing regulation and certification programs for energy service providers in Europe and the Mediterranean region. It proposes having governments ensure qualifications, accreditation, and certification schemes are available for providers of energy services, energy audits, and energy efficiency improvement schemes. It also suggests requiring energy distributors to offer competitively priced energy services and audits to customers or make equivalent financing available. Finally, it discusses developing a regional energy efficiency certification program by surveying existing programs and proposing a delivery mechanism.
This document lists potential project topics in the areas of manufacturing companies, banks, stock broking and financial services. For manufacturing companies, topics include comparative analysis, cash management and capital budgeting. For banks, topics cover loans, accounts, mutual funds and asset liability management. Stock broking and financial services topics range from derivatives and IPOs to commodity trading, dematerialization of shares and foreign exchange. The document also provides a short list of current focused topics including metro rail, banking, microfinance and financial inequalities.
Finance project report for bbs 3rd yearClassic Tech
This document is a finance project report submitted by Pradeep Pariyar for their 3rd year of a Bachelor of Business Studies program. The report examines tourist arrivals in Nepal over the past decade. It provides context on the importance and evolution of tourism in Nepal's economy. The report includes an introduction, literature review, methodology, findings, and conclusions. Data on tourist arrivals by mode of transport, nationality, gender, age, and purpose of visit between 2000-2010 is presented and analyzed.
Project titles for mba research projectEzhil Arasan
This document lists various potential marketing, finance, and research project topics. The marketing topics section includes 27 items related to areas like market research, product development, pricing, advertising, branding, and customer relationship management. The finance topics section lists 14 major topics including cash management, working capital, inventory control, and risk management. Finally, the research projects section provides 165 potential project ideas focused on topics such as financial analysis, working capital management, mutual funds, banking, inventory control, and ratio analysis.
The document lists potential project titles related to marketing. Many of the titles focus on understanding consumer behavior, preferences, and perceptions towards various products and services across different industries like insurance, retail, automobiles, and consumer goods. Other common topics include analyzing branding, advertising, promotion and distribution strategies of companies; comparing organized and unorganized retail; and studying industry trends in sectors like FMCG, pharmaceuticals, and real estate.
This document lists over 50 potential marketing project topics across various industries including luxury brands, retail, FMCG, financial services, consumer electronics, apparel, real estate, logistics, health and wellness, and agriculture. The topics focus on areas like branding, consumer behavior, distribution networks, promotional strategies, customer relationship management, and more. They provide opportunities to study marketing approaches, evaluate effectiveness, and analyze trends in different sectors.
Day1- session 2: RCREEE Planned Activities in Support of the Development and ...RCREEE
RCREEE has several planned activities in 2010 to support the development and implementation of the Arab EE Directive. These include workshops on topics like end use EE, an EE promotion program with work packages on policy development, technology promotion, and capacity building. The program will also involve projects on standards and labeling, mandatory audits, and a country support project to improve relations and identify priority areas. The overall goals are to enhance EE regulations and policies, build regional and national capacities, and support the evaluation and assessment of EE measures, sectors and technologies.
Electric Utility Integrated Resource Planning (IRP)The Brattle Group
This was presented by Brattle consultants at a half-day workshop on the growth of demand response technology in the electric utility industry before the Energy Regulatory Commission of Thailand (ERC), along with the Metropolitan Electricity Authority, the Provincial Electricity Authority, and the PTT delegation. The workshop took place July 16, 2014 at EnerNOC’s Boston headquarters.
The workshop featured a presentation by Ann Berwick, Chair of the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities. Ms. Berwick presented on the Massachusetts Grid Modernization Plan, a program she has led to help modernize the state’s electric utility grid system. She spoke on the policy and the requirements that Massachusetts utilities must meet.
Brattle principal Romkaew Broehm and senior associate Mariko Geronimo gave this presentation.
The Government will publish the draft EMR Delivery Plan in July 2013. This sets out the Government’s proposed draft strike prices for renewable projects and the plans for a capacity market. Everyone with an interest will have the opportunity to respond to the consultation before final strike prices are set at the end of the year.
In preparation for this DECC has produced an explanation of the methodology underlying the analysis being undertaken to help inform Ministers’ decisions on strike prices.
The explanation is designed to help prepare stakeholders for the consultation in July 2013, enabling them to better understand and respond to the content.
The consultation events held during the summer 2013 will be interactive sessions, during which there will be ample opportunity to raise any queries which these slides may generate.
Background for the study, Rural Electrifacation In AfghanistanWais Alemi
A brief paper in an idealogical format on which the current program strategies of Afghanistan are based. This was uploaded during 2010 and so much of the work has been in lines with the current paper. Wals Alemi, July 2016
Philip Schubert is a consultant available to work with developing countries on power sector reforms including energy regulation, policy, access, and markets. He has over 30 years of experience working in energy for organizations like CIDA and ADB. His background includes designing and implementing projects, conducting feasibility studies, and advising on energy strategy. He is fluent in French and Spanish.
RCREEE-enerMENA_renewable elec. development in arab regionRCREEE
The document discusses renewable electricity development in the Arab region. It provides an overview of the Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE), including its mission, members, experts, work areas, partnerships, and advantages. Statistics and information are presented on electricity markets, generation from renewables, operational capacities and targets, investments, and policies in RCREEE member states. Public projects, competitive bidding, power purchase agreements, and feed-in tariffs are discussed as approaches to renewable energy project development in Arab countries.
Challenges in building the 21st century energy infrastructureHIMADRI BANERJI
Major Challenges in Building the 21st Century Energy Infrastructure are discussed. The concepts of Risk Management is introduced with subtlety in its impact on meeting such challenges. A treatise on project management with risk mitigation for infrastructure projects, Presentation taken from lectures on Infrastructure Capital Management delivered to the class of 2010-11 at IIM Ahmedabad,
Day 2 Setting up national Energy Efficiency Agencies RCREEE
The document discusses the establishment of national Energy Efficiency Agencies in several European and Mediterranean countries as part of the Euro-Mediterranean Energy Market Integration Project funded by the European Union. It provides an overview of the general mandate of such agencies, including enforcing energy efficiency acts, promoting and monitoring recommendations, and reporting on energy efficiency activities and impacts. The document also includes examples of target consumers, marketing challenges, specific agency tasks, and options for financing the operations of an energy efficiency agency.
SCE forecasts $19.4-$21.2 billion in capital expenditures from 2020-2023 to strengthen its infrastructure and meet California's clean energy mandates. Key drivers include replacing aging infrastructure, mitigating wildfire risk through programs like covered conductor installation, enabling transportation electrification, and building transmission to support 60% renewables by 2030. Approximately $1.6 billion of wildfire mitigation spending will be securitized per recent legislation. This investment is expected to drive SCE's rate base to grow at a 6.6% CAGR through 2023.
The document outlines the 2010 program plan for EPRI's CoalFleet for Tomorrow program, which aims to accelerate deployment of advanced coal-based power plants. It describes 3 project sets focusing on (1) engineering and economic evaluations of combustion and gasification technologies, (2) support for gasification projects, and (3) design guidelines for ultra-supercritical pulverized coal plants and carbon capture technologies. Key 2010 deliverables include technology assessments, design specifications, economic studies, and reports on materials development programs and the National Carbon Capture Center.
This document summarizes Derek Stork's presentation on technical challenges for the DEMO stage of magnetic fusion energy development. Stork divides the DEMO program into three areas: a baseline program to realize the first DEMO machine, an optimization program to improve economics and reliability, and a strategic risk reduction program. For the baseline program, key challenges include qualifying structural materials to high radiation levels, developing a divertor to handle high heat fluxes, and finalizing blanket and tritium breeding concepts. Significant testing is still needed on materials from facilities like IFMIF before the DEMO design can be completed.
Innovate UK will invest up to £1.5m in UK companies partnering with US consortia to work on projects as part of the US $40m national offshore wind research and development programme. The National Offshore Wind Research and Development Consortium (the Consortium) is administering the grant program funded predominately by the US Department of Energy, New York State Research and Development Authority and several states.
Find out more: https://ktn-uk.co.uk/news/us-uk-partnerships-in-offshore-wind-rd-new-1-5m-competition
Training Module on Electricity Market Regulation - SESSION 5 - Cost of CapitalLeonardo ENERGY
The weighted average cost of capital (WACC) methodology is a widely accepted method for calculating the allowed rate of return. Regulators use different models to set the allowed cost of capital. This section explains the models and their practical application.
Definition of cost of capital : WACC / Cost of equity / Cost of debt / Capital structure (gearing) / Treatment of taxes
Quantification of cost of capital : CAPM (Capital Assets Pricing Model) / Price Arbitrage Theory / Dividend Growth Model / Comparable Earnings Model / "Precedent Case" Approach
Financial Analysis
Anibal Carias has over 15 years of experience providing engineering and management consulting services internationally. He has expertise in electrical system planning, power system simulation, transmission line design, energy efficiency planning, and project evaluation. His areas of focus include generation, transmission, distribution, and energy regulation. He held senior consulting roles at Hatch and Amec, leading numerous power system planning and market analysis projects in over 20 countries.
Introduction to Energy Efficiency and Course Program RCREEE
This document provides an introduction and agenda for an energy efficiency course on energy audits in buildings and the rules and role of energy service companies (ESCOs). The course will take place from June 1-5 in Tunis, Tunisia and will be led by Eng. Ashraf Kraidy. The document outlines key concepts around energy efficiency, the benefits of improving energy efficiency, and barriers that must be addressed. It also discusses the need for long-term strategic planning, capacity building initiatives, and outlines support that will be provided by the Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE).
CT Self Storage Association Energy Summit presentationAdam Ramli
The document summarizes an energy summit for self storage owners and managers. It provides an agenda for the summit including discussions on:
1) The economic benefits of investing in energy efficiency from an investment and tax perspective.
2) Low interest financing options such as C-PACE financing.
3) A case study of an actual energy proposal and financial analysis for a Connecticut storage facility.
The summit also includes panelists to discuss topics like tax benefits, financing, audits, insurance requirements, utility assistance programs, and a solar case study.
session 5 Regulation&certification of energy_service_providers(article7)RCREEE
The document discusses establishing regulation and certification programs for energy service providers in Europe and the Mediterranean region. It proposes having governments ensure qualifications, accreditation, and certification schemes are available for providers of energy services, energy audits, and energy efficiency improvement schemes. It also suggests requiring energy distributors to offer competitively priced energy services and audits to customers or make equivalent financing available. Finally, it discusses developing a regional energy efficiency certification program by surveying existing programs and proposing a delivery mechanism.
This document lists potential project topics in the areas of manufacturing companies, banks, stock broking and financial services. For manufacturing companies, topics include comparative analysis, cash management and capital budgeting. For banks, topics cover loans, accounts, mutual funds and asset liability management. Stock broking and financial services topics range from derivatives and IPOs to commodity trading, dematerialization of shares and foreign exchange. The document also provides a short list of current focused topics including metro rail, banking, microfinance and financial inequalities.
Finance project report for bbs 3rd yearClassic Tech
This document is a finance project report submitted by Pradeep Pariyar for their 3rd year of a Bachelor of Business Studies program. The report examines tourist arrivals in Nepal over the past decade. It provides context on the importance and evolution of tourism in Nepal's economy. The report includes an introduction, literature review, methodology, findings, and conclusions. Data on tourist arrivals by mode of transport, nationality, gender, age, and purpose of visit between 2000-2010 is presented and analyzed.
Project titles for mba research projectEzhil Arasan
This document lists various potential marketing, finance, and research project topics. The marketing topics section includes 27 items related to areas like market research, product development, pricing, advertising, branding, and customer relationship management. The finance topics section lists 14 major topics including cash management, working capital, inventory control, and risk management. Finally, the research projects section provides 165 potential project ideas focused on topics such as financial analysis, working capital management, mutual funds, banking, inventory control, and ratio analysis.
The document lists potential project titles related to marketing. Many of the titles focus on understanding consumer behavior, preferences, and perceptions towards various products and services across different industries like insurance, retail, automobiles, and consumer goods. Other common topics include analyzing branding, advertising, promotion and distribution strategies of companies; comparing organized and unorganized retail; and studying industry trends in sectors like FMCG, pharmaceuticals, and real estate.
This document lists over 50 potential marketing project topics across various industries including luxury brands, retail, FMCG, financial services, consumer electronics, apparel, real estate, logistics, health and wellness, and agriculture. The topics focus on areas like branding, consumer behavior, distribution networks, promotional strategies, customer relationship management, and more. They provide opportunities to study marketing approaches, evaluate effectiveness, and analyze trends in different sectors.
This document contains a list of 133 potential MBA project topics. The topics cover a wide range of business subjects including marketing, finance, human resources, operations management, and more. Some of the topics listed include customer satisfaction studies, investment pattern analyses, brand analyses, capital structure analyses, and export/import procedures. The list provides students with many options for choosing an MBA project on an area of business that interests them.
This document lists 50 potential finance project topics for an MBA in finance degree. The topics cover a wide range of areas including financial analysis of companies, mutual funds, banking, insurance, working capital management, derivatives, and capital markets.
Global Atlas Training on Planning the Renewable Energy Transition Solar and W...Whitney Chen
The 2-day seminar on spatial planning techniques for renewable power generation will take place in Lima, Peru from February 2-3, 2015. It will be led by Lars Koerner from Renewables Academy and will include presentations and hands-on exercises on topics such as solar and wind resource assessments, identifying renewable energy hot spots using IRENA's Global Atlas, estimating the levelized cost of electricity for solar and wind projects, and designing finance mechanisms for renewable energy. The seminar aims to build capacity for policymakers on methods for planning the renewable energy transition and setting deployment targets based on resource potential and cost analyses.
Provisional agenda and presentation for the global atlas training workshop in...Whitney Chen
This two-day seminar on spatial planning techniques for renewable power generation covers topics including solar and wind power spatial planning, economic assessments of photovoltaics and wind, and finance mechanisms. The schedule includes presentations, case studies, and hands-on exercises. Participants will learn how to identify renewable energy hot spots, estimate levelized costs of electricity, and design feed-in tariffs. The seminar aims to build capacity for developing spatially-optimized renewable energy deployment strategies.
The document discusses the Mediterranean Solar Plan (MSP), which aims to increase renewable energy capacity in the Mediterranean region. It outlines the MSP's goals of developing large-scale solar power and grid interconnections, as well as energy efficiency opportunities. It also describes the "Paving the Way for MSP" project, which works with countries to improve regulations, transfer knowledge, support sustainable energy policies, and facilitate investment to enable the MSP. The project addresses both country-specific and regional issues through various tasks.
This document provides an inventory of existing methodologies and tools for energy and CO2 balancing that could be used or adapted for use by the RURENER rural community network project. It describes 15 different tools, including their purpose, inputs required, outputs provided, and how to access them. The tools vary in their level of analysis (sectoral vs transversal), data requirements, and output format (excel vs web-based). While most tools focus on CO2 emissions, they differ in their simplicity and ability to answer the main questions of interest to RURENER network members for energy planning and progress monitoring toward energy neutrality.
The document summarizes the objectives and ongoing projects of the Eastern Africa Power Pool (EAPP), which aims to facilitate power trading and development of electricity markets in Eastern Africa. Key points include:
1) EAPP objectives are to secure power supply, facilitate electricity market development, and optimize resource usage through socially and environmentally acceptable investments.
2) Ongoing projects supported by various organizations focus on developing frameworks, assessing market potential, and increasing generation and transmission infrastructure to enable regional power trade.
3) A regional master plan identifies generation and transmission projects over 25 years, and developed a common grid code to coordinate development across countries.
Practical guide book - Solar Streetlights - International Solar AllianceMartin Saunier-Plumaz
This document is intended to be a guidebook handy for any kind of solar streetlight projects. It sheds light on the deemed most relevant practical recommendations. These recommendations are gathered in successive chapters consistent with the different stages of a project, from initial need assessment to final operation and performance evaluation, through the key stages of financing and implementation. The guidebook aims at giving everyone the opportunity to grab hold of repetitively validated practices, without seeking to be of universal use. Adaptation may be necessary depending on the conditions and the local environment.
This document summarizes John O'Brien's presentation on UNDP GEF energy efficiency projects in Europe and the CIS region. It provides an overview of the growth of UNDP's climate change portfolio in the region from $60 million in 2009 to $127 million by 2014. It describes several ongoing energy efficiency projects focused on public and residential buildings, lighting, and other sectors. It emphasizes the importance of adaptive management and highlights the Croatia project's development of an energy management information system to monitor building energy usage across the region.
OECD Bappenas Framework for industry’s net-zero transition: “Developing financing solutions in emerging and developing economies” Indonesia country stakeholder meeting, 6 December 2022, Jakarta, Indonesia
The document discusses using the Technology Infusion and Maturation Assessment (TIMA) process developed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory to design and evaluate architectural options for the smart electric power grid in California. TIMA involves identifying key technologies, developing use cases, analyzing risks and barriers, and defining a technology roadmap. The goal is to meet California's energy and climate policy objectives through 2030 and beyond in a cost-effective manner.
Capacity charging mechanism for shared CO2 transportation and storage infrast...Global CCS Institute
This webinar discussed capacity charging mechanisms for shared carbon dioxide (CO2) transportation and storage infrastructure. It covered four key parts:
1) Background on third party access and a hypothetical case study.
2) Statement of connection charges methodology with example calculations.
3) Statement of shared system charging methodology including different cost allocation options between charges.
4) Associated topics like allocating costs to multiple users depending on capacity.
The webinar explained how capacity charging mechanisms can influence the development of CCUS by affecting investment and use of shared infrastructure. Legal and regulatory frameworks were also noted as major influences on the design of these mechanisms.
Guideline for the Preparation of a Concept NoteEEP Mekong
Presentation for the Concept Note Preparation Workshop by EEP Mekong Programme. The workshop was held on the following dates and cities:
19 August 2015 - Yangon
26 August 2015 - Vientiane
8 September 2015 - Hanoi
10 September 2015 - Bangkok
11 September 2015 - Phnom Penh
More information about EEP Mekong and Call for Proposals, please visit www.eepmekong.org
SEMANCO Workshop: Analysing and Visualising energy related data in our buildings, towns, and cities.
http://semanco-visualization-workshop.blogspot.com.es/
La Salle Campus Barcelona, Spain, 11-12 April 2013.
Southern Energy Efficiency Center Final ReportFlanna489y
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Internship topics
1. RCREEE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
INTERNSHIP TOPICS
Dear Applicant,
Below you will find a list of topics with internship vacancies. You are requested to write the name and number of the topic i the
in
Subject field of the email. Note that RE stands for Renewable Energy while EE stand for Energy Efficiency.
Topic 1: Listing of different scenarios used for subsidies removal in MENA and other region
Objective: Assist In preparation of the study on Energy Subsidies to be included in the work plan 2013.
Tasks: - Reporting on the different existing energy subsidy systems in the RCREEE member states,
including subsidy levels and implementation mechanisms
- Searching information on the different studies performed on the removal of energy subsidies
- Collecting the different scenarios used for removal subsidies mechanisms
- Listing the basic information needed for the scenarios
Background: Relevant degree in: economics or engineering
Topic 2: Support SHAMCI Network Secretariat
SHAMCI is a project that aims to create a certification scheme for solar thermal products in the Arab
Objective:
region in order to achieve a quality control system. This program is implemented by SHAMCI network
which is coordinated by RCREEE.
Tasks: Technical and administrational support for project activities as follow:
- Adapt the SWHs European standards
dapt
- EN 12975-EN 12976 to establish an Arabian standards for collectors and systems
EN
- SWHs testing facilities minimum qualifications to meet ArSol certification scheme requirements.
- Managing the network docs, files, contacts, website and publications.
Background: Mechanical Engineering degree. Experience in Knowledge in SWHs standards and testing is required.
Knowledge of networks managements, marketing tools (web, publications…etc) is a plus.
publications…
Topic 3: Evaluation of value creation and external costs effects of renewable electricity generation in RCREEE
Member States
Objective: - Analyze economic value creation of the RE upscale at the macroeconomic perspective.
- Assess the impact of externalities on the adoption of RE technologies through the financial
quantification of the externalities of electric power generation technologies.
- Support RCREEE initiative of raising the awareness of policy makers and other stakeholders
Tasks: - develop a simplified value creation model based on available literature and apply it on RCREEE
countries,
- develop a simplified model for external costs estimation, and apply it on RCREEE countries,
- prepare short summaries, presentations and produce 2 topical reports within the internship period
Background: B.Sc. in econom or engineering economics
economics
Building of the Hydro Power Plants e-mail: info@rcreee.org
Melsa District – Ard El Golf Tel: +202 241 54755
Nasr City – Cairo, Egypt Fax: +202 241 54661
2. Topic 4: Applying EFFECT, MACTool, and TRACE tools to RCREEE Member States to Design Strategic LCD Plans
Objective: The effects of climate change on the MENA region are expected to be sever Thus, putting a strategic
severe.
plan that depends on decreasing Green House Gas (GHG) emission is essential. The World Bank has
(GHG)
developed free excel based tools that can be used to develop such strategies:
excel-based strateg
1. The Energy Forecasting Framework and Emission Consensus Tool (EFFECT),
http://esmap.org/esmap/EFFECT
2. The Marginal Abatement Costs Tool (MACTool), http://esmap.org/esmap/MACTool
3. Tool for Rapid Assessment of City Energy (TRACE), http://esmap.org/esmap/TRACE
Tasks: - Assist in detailing and implementing the required training program.
- Assist in drafting a ToR for a training program for EFFECT, MACTool, and TRACE tools.
- Data Collection and analysis.
Background: Degree in economics with 1 year experience in macro-economics, or registered for 1 year in master
egree economics,
program in economics. Background in climate change is an asset.
Topic 5: Reference ratios identification in the different sectors and Updating the EE indicators data in RCREEE
member states.
Objective: Reference ratios identification for subsectors in the industry, usages for residential, mode of
transportation, and services) and Updating the EE indicators study using the 2010
2010-2011 data.
Tasks: Collecting data for RCREEE member states in activities and energy for :
- Subsectors in the industry (cement, steel, glass, chemicals, paper…)
- Usages in the residential (heating, cooling, water heating, cooking, refrigerators, Appliances…)
- Transportation mode( ground transportation-public &private-rail, maritime, air…)
transportation rail, air
- Subsectors of services (hotels, hospital, administration…)
- Calculation of basic ratios for the region
f
- Calculating the new EE indicators and Updating the analysis of the indicators
Background: Relevant degree in: economics or engineering with basic knowledge of the energy sector.
Topic 6: Support of NEEAP
Objective: NEEAP: National Energy Efficiency Action Plan: RCREEE supports its member states in preparing their
NEEAPs. It includes a set of EE measures designed to achieve a specific target to be met at specific year.
Choose 3 EE measures of the most common measures planned or implemented in the Arab region, and
Tasks:
apply the cost-effectiveness test according to the manuals The results should be documented in a final
effectiveness manuals. b
report.: http://www.epa.gov/cleanenergy/documents/suca/cost effectiveness.pdf
http://www.epa.gov/cleanenergy/documents/suca/cost-effectiveness.pdf
http://www.energy.ca.gov/greenbuilding/documents/background/07-j_cpuc_standard_practice_manual.pdf
http://www.energy.ca.gov/greenbuilding/documents j_cpuc_standard_practice_manual.pdf
- Assign a short term expert to prepare the draft NEEAP,
- review and approve the drat by RCREEE
- draft NEEAP quality control by an international expert
- organizes a national workshop for NEEAP launching
Background: Engineering or Econom
Economics degree (multi science specialty is preferred). Knowledge of EE and energy savings
measures, projects feasibility, utilities. …etc)
Building of the Hydro Power Plants e-mail: info@rcreee.org
Melsa District – Ard El Golf Tel: +202 241 54755
Nasr City – Cairo, Egypt Fax: +202 241 54661
3. Topic 7: Best practices on wind and solar resource assessment in RCREEE MS
:
Objective: - Summarizing international best practices in the resource assessment field based on available literature,
- Reviewing the existing solar and wind resource assessment activities in RCREEE member states,
- Benchmark and identify gaps in RCREEE MS activities in comparison with international practices, and
propose recommendations on filling this gaps.
Tasks: Prepare short summaries and produce a topical report on the subject within the internship period.
Background: B.Sc. or higher in Engineering, physics, with background on solar energy
Topic 8: Manuals and Guides project: Land Use Agreement and Power Purchase Agreement
Objective: RCREEE developed regional best practices for the key project agreements for private finance RE projects
(LUA&PPA). The deliverables are Term Sheets "templates" to draft and agree on "Model Agreements" which
can be used by relevant public entities within RCREEEE region when tendering and implementing RE
RCREEEE
electricity generation projects in public lands owned by governmental bodies and sells electricity to the Grid
Company.
Tasks: Review, check and finalize the models in Arabic and English languages.
Background: Relevant degree with experience in agreements related to Energy projects.
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Building of the Hydro Power Plants e-mail: info@rcreee.org
Melsa District – Ard El Golf Tel: +202 241 54755
Nasr City – Cairo, Egypt Fax: +202 241 54661