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1992
UNECE Draught Survey Code
Symbol Number: ECE/ENERGY/19
ISBN: NA
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The Code was adopted by the UNECE Working Party on
Coal at its session in October 1991 with the aim to
provide a professional standard for the work of the
draught surveyor.
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2002
Low Rank Coal Utilization - International
Codification System
Symbol Number: ECE/ENERGY/50
ISBN: NA
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The full version of the UNECE Low Rank Coal
Utilization is available below as a PDF file (approx
3 MB) to download or view online.
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1988
International Codification System for Medium and
High Rank Coals
Sales Number: E.88.II.E.15
ISBN: 92-1-116420-6
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The full version of the UNECE International
Codification System for Medium and High Rank Coals is available below as a PDF file (approx 2.5
MB) to download or view online.
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1956
International Classification of Hard Coals by Type
Symbol Number: ECE/247, ECE/COAL/110
Sales Number: 1956.II.E.4
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The
full version of the UNECE International
Classification of Hard Coals is
available below as a PDF file (approx 7 MB) to
download or view online.
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1998
International Classification of In-Seam Coals
Symbol Number: ENERGY/1998/19
ISBN: NA
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The full version of the UNECE International
Classification of In-Seam Coals is available below
as a PDF file (approx 6.4 MB) to download or
view online.
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Coal Mine Methane: An Overview
Symbol Number: ECE/ENERGY/68
ISBN: NA
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Selected proceedings
and presentations on Coal Mine Methane to Markets. Proceedings
and presentations of the Ad Hoc Group of Experts on Coal Mine
Methane meeting in 2004 |
ENERGY EFFICIENCY |
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Financing Global Climate Change Mitigation (Download English version)
(will also be available in Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian and Spanish)
ISBN 13: 9789211170177
Sales Number: 10.II.E.1
8.25x11.5
Binding: Paperback
Series: ECE Energy Series, The, No.37
Publisher: United Nations, Economic Commission for Europe |
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2009
ECE Energy Series No. 32
Financing Energy Efficiency Investments for
Climate Change Mitigation Project
Investor Interest and Capacity Building Needs
ISBN 978-92-1-117013-9
ISSN 1014-7225
Sales Number: 09.II.E.17
Заинтересованность
инвесторов
и потребности в наращивании потенциала
В продаже под № 09.II.E.17
ISBN 978-92-1-416057-1
ISSN 1014-9112
Series: ECE Energy Series, The, NO.32
Publisher: United Nations, Economic Commission for Europe
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Financing Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Investments for Climate Change Mitigation is one of the sub-regional projects under the umbrella of the Energy Efficiency 21 Project. The countries participating in the project include Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kazakhstan, Republic of Moldova, Romania, Russian Federation, Serbia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Ukraine. The project aims at developing investment projects and strengthening capacities for development of energy efficiency; providing assistance to national and municipal authorities to introduce reforms needed to support investment projects; and supporting banks and commercial companies to invest in these projects through professionally managed investment funds.
To assess the investor interest and capacity building needs in participating countries the assessment missions to all of them, except Romania, were conducted in September–November 2008. The current report is based on the results of these assessment missions, as well as on the information provided by the National Coordinators and National Participating Institutions. The report presents energy overview, financial environment, project development and finance capacities, and investor interest of the participating countries, as well as business development course programme to provide necessary capacity building.
«Финансирование инвестиций в области энергоэффективности для смягчения изменения климата» - это один из субрегиональных проектов под эгидой проекта «Энергетическая эффективность 21». К числу стран, участвующих в проекте, относятся Албания, Беларусь, Болгария, Босния и Герцеговина, бывшая югославская Республика Македония, Казахстан, Республика Молдова, Российская Федерация, Румыния, Сербия, Украина и Хорватия. Данный проект направлен на разработку инвестиционных проектов и укрепление потенциала для развития энергоэффективности, предоставление помощи национальным и муниципальным властям в проведении реформ, необходимых для поддержки инвестиционных проектов, и поддержку банков и коммерческих компаний в инвестировании в эти проекты посредством профессионально управляемых инвестиционных фондов.
Для оценки заинтересованности инвесторов и потребностей в наращивании потенциала во всех странах-участницах проекта, кроме Румынии, в период с сентября по ноябрь 2008 года были проведены экспертные миссии. Данный отчёт подготовлен на основе результатов этих экспертных миссий, а также информации, предоставленной национальными координаторами и национальными участвующими учреждениями. В отчёте представлен обзор энергетического сектора, финансовых условий, возможностей по разработке и финансированию проектов и интереса со стороны инвесторов из стран-участниц, а также программа курса по деловому развитию в целях наращивания потенциала. |
2005
Financing Energy Efficiency Investment Projects
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Proceedings of the
Seminar on Financing Energy Efficiency Investments. Energy
Efficiency Investment Project Business Plans.
The content of this CD-Rom show that it is possible to identify, develop and finance energy efficiency and renewable energy investments projects that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Eastern Europe and the CIS. This material is intended to reduce some of the uncertainties of investment in this area and promote additional investments in energy efficiency and climate change mitigation in transition economies.
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2005
Financing Energy Efficiency and Climate Change Mitigation: A
Guide for Investors in Belarus, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, the
Russian Federation and Ukrainepe
Sales Number: GV.E.04.0.11
ISBN: 92-1-101076-4
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This guide is designed to facilitate the decision-making process leading to possible investments in energy and climate change mitigation in selected countries: Belarus, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, the Russian Federation and Ukraine.
The book covers not only traditional ways of managing investments in this sector, but also future prospects related to Greenhouse gases Emissions Trading and Joint Implementation (JI). It primarily addresses readers within management and administrative decision-making in charge of district heating, municipal lighting, hospital heating and power supply, but also other energy related sectors with similar characteristics and needs, wanting to attract external capital to their projects.
By providing in-depth information on pilot activities carried out in several countries, it is designed to reduce some of the uncertainties of investment in this area.
The present United Nations guide has been prepared under UNECE’s Energy Efficiency 21 Project (EE21), to promote energy efficiency investments that meet the criteria of the UNFCCC Kyoto Protocol and for Joint Implementation (JI, AIJ) offers. |
2004
Energy Efficiency Policies and Measures in Europe
Symbol Number: ECE/ENERGY/60
ISBN: NA
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This CD-ROM contains
the results of the E-GRIDS project (Enhancing the Government
Regulatory Energy Measures Impact and Diffusion Speed
Appraisal Method). In particular, the CD-Rom contains a
description of methods used in the analysis of the energy
efficiency of major domestic end-uses and a number of results
based scenarios. |
2004
Experience of International Organizations in Promoting Energy
Efficiency - Ukraine
Sales Number: E.04.II.E.16
ISBN: 92-1-116903-8
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For Abstract
see below. |
2004
Experience of International Organizations in Promoting Energy
Efficiency - The Russian Federation
Sales Number: E. 04.II.E.15
ISBN: 92-1-116901.1
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For Abstract
see below. |
2004
Experience of International Organizations in Promoting Energy
Efficiency - Kazakhstan
Sales Number: E.04.II.E.14
ISBN: 92-1-116-900-3
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For Abstract
see below. |
2004
Experience of International Organizations in Promoting
Energy Efficiency - Belarus
Sales Number: E.04-II-E-12
ISBN: 9211168988
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These reports are part of a
series of publications that review the performance of
multilateral institutions in promoting and financing energy
efficiency improvements in selected economies in transition.
The cases of Belarus, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Russian
Federation and Ukraine are presented. These are the five
participating countries of the Energy Efficiency Investment
Project Development for Climate Change Mitigation project
(ECE-CIS-99-043) generously supported by the United Nations
Foundation and the United Nations Fund for International
Partnerships. |
2003
Carbon Emissions Trading Handbook
Sales Number: GV.03.0.9
ISBN: 9211010543
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This United Nations (UN) eBook explains how carbon emissions
trading can contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions
through the development of energy efficiency projects. The
booklet explores some of the policy and commercial issues of
global warming and environmental...
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2003
The Energy Series No. 21
Guidelines on Reforming Energy Pricing and Subsidies
Symbol Number: ECE/CEP/121, ECE/ENERGY/54
Sales No. E/F/R.03.II.E.52
ISBN 92-1-016357-5
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This paper provides
general Guidelines to policy makers how to reform energy
pricing and subsidy schemes so as to avoid market distortions,
increase economic efficiency and improve quality of energy
services. The Guidelines take into account fully the economic
environmental and social concerns of society and governments
in promoting the sustainable production, transmission and use
of energy
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2002
East West Energy Efficiency Standards and Labels
Sales Number: GV.01.0.8
ISBN: 9211010365
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This document is the final report of the SACHA-II project.
SACHA stands for The State of the Art of Cooling Household and
Other Major Appliances Standards, Market and Technology in
Central and Eastern European Countries for Energy Efficiency
Programmes Improvement...
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2010
Advance version
United Nations Framework Classification for Fossil Energy and Mineral Reserves and Resources 2009 (ECE Energy Series 39 (UNFC-2009)
(The publication will be issued in French, Russian, Arabic, Chinese and Spanish) |
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2009
Mapping of the United Nations Framework Classification for Fossil Energy and Mineral Resources
ECE ENERGY SERIES No. 33 and ECE/ENERGY/71
Release Date: October, 2009
ISBN 13: 9789211170023
Sales Number: 09.II.E.6
76 page(s), 8.5x11
Binding: Paperback
Series: ECE Energy Series, The, NO.33
Publisher: United Nations, Economic Commission for Europe
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In July 2007, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Ad Hoc Group of Experts on Harmonization of Fossil Energy and Mineral Resources Terminology charged a special Task Force to prepare a mapping of the 2004 United Nations Framework Classification for Fossil Energy and Mineral Resources (UNFC) with the classification systems of: the Society of Petroleum Engineers/World Petroleum Council/American Association of Petroleum Geologists/Society of Petroleum Evaluation Engineers (SPE-PRMS); the Committee for Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standards (the CRIRSCO Template); and, the Russian Federation. The Task Force’s mandate also included consideration of possible changes to the UNFC that would facilitate the mapping between these systems.
This publication represents the final report of the UNFC Mapping Task Force, however it should be seen as an interim step in an on-going process. In particular, the mapping work was completed in the context of proposed changes to some of the definitions of the UNFC and, as these changes have yet to be adopted, it is therefore provisional in that sense. Further, it is recognised that as more detailed mapping work is undertaken, it may be necessary to make some adjustments to the mapping between systems.
The Mapping Task Force reached several key conclusions and made some specific recommendations for due consideration by the Ad Hoc Group of Experts on Harmonization of Fossil Energy and Mineral Resources Terminology, which are outlined in this publication.
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2004
The United Nations Framework Classification (UNFC)
for Energy and Mineral Resources
Symbol Number: ENERGY/WP.1/R.77
ISBN: NA
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The United
Nations Framework Classification (UNFC) for Energy
and Mineral Resources is a universally applicable
scheme for classifying/evaluatin g energy and mineral
reserves resources.
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Forthcoming
The United Nations Framework Classification (UNFC) for
Energy and Mineral Resources: Case Studies
Symbol Number: ECE/ENERGY/67
ISBN: NA
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Proceedings and
presentations of the Ad Hoc Group of Experts on Fossil Fuels
meeting in 2004. National Case Studies for Algeria, Venezuela,
Norway, Poland, Russian Federation, Turkey, Slovenia and OPEC
Secretariat. |
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2008
Investing in Energy Security Risk Mitigation
ECE Energy Series No. 34
Sales Number: E.08.II.E.16
ISBN 987-92-1-116993-5
ISSN: 1014-7225
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2007
Emerging Global Energy Security Risks
Sales Number: E.07.II.E.22
ISBN 987-92-1-116975-1
ISSN: 1014-7225 |
Global energy security risks have increased sharply because of steeply rising oil import demand in developing countries; he narrowing margin of excess capacity among producers; the volatility of oil prices arising form international tensions, terrorism and potential for supply disruptions; the concentration of known hydrocarbon reserves and resources in a limited number of the world’s subregions; and the restricted access of oil and gas companies to the development of hydrocarbon reserves in some countries. Governments in producing and consuming countries can mitigate these risks significantly by enhancing producer-consumer dialogue to ensure interdependency of their interests and to respect the legitimate rights of both consumers and producers.
The first section of this book presents global energy security risks form three points of view: that of European Union, the Russian Federation and the view from North America. These views have been reconciled in deliberations of the UNECE Energy Security Forum (ESF) that achieved a consensus in conclusions and recommendations on how to diminish the risks. The ESF was requested to convey this consensus views to the host authorities of the 2006 G-8 Summit in St. Petersburg. The diversification of energy supply sources is a key feature of energy security strategies for importing countries. The second section describes hoe the Caspian Sea can contribute to energy supply diversification.
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2004
Energy Security Risks and Financial Markets (CD ROM)
Sales Number: GV.E.04.0.12
ISBN: 92-1-101077-2
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This
interactive CD-Rom captures the views of Energy
Security Forum members on film footage, audio visual
presentations and text of how energy security risks
and the financial markets affect each other.
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2003
Energy Security Risks and Financial Markets (CD ROM)
Sales Number: G.V.E.03.08
ISBN: 92-1-101053-5
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This CD-ROM
provides a comprehensive overview of the Roundtable
incorporating clear explanations from a wide range
of high-level sources about the key energy security
problems faced by policy makers, the energy
industries and global financial markets.
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2003
Blue Corridor Project
smybol Number: ENERGY/2003/8
ISBN: NA
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Final Version |
The
objective of the Blue Corridor Project is to
establish transport corridors for heavy duty
transport vehicles using compressed natural gas (CNG)
as fuel instead of diesel, both because of its
economic and environmental advantages...
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