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Published on 08 April 2012 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 1146 downloads

Marine-2012-Hawaii-Michel-Paoletti.pdf

Title:	Sustainable Development – Tetiaro, Le Brando
Author:	Michel Paoletti
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

default The Reunion Island and the Atoll of Hao – Marine Renewable Energies Popular

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Marine-2012-Hawaii-Henri-Boye-3.pdf

Title:	The Reunion Island and the Atoll of Hao – Marine Renewable Energies
Author:	Henri Boyé
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

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Published on 08 April 2012 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 783 downloads

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Marine-2012-Hawaii-Cheng-Han-Tsai.pdf

Title:	The development of tidal current power unit for the sea near Keelung
Author:	Cheng-Han Tsai
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

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Published on 08 April 2012 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 582 downloads

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Marine-2012-Hawaii-Solomone-Fifita.pdf

Title:	Options for Energy Security in the small island states of the Pacific
Author:	Solomone Fifita
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

default Project Development in Wave Energy – Pacific Islands and Indian Ocean Studies Popular

Published on 08 April 2012 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 828 downloads

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Marine-2012-Hawaii-Philippe-Marconnet.pdf

Title:	Project Development in Wave Energy – Pacific Islands and Indian Ocean Studies
Author:	Philippe Marconnet
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

default EMACOP (Energies Marines, Cotiéres et Portuaries) Popular

Published on 08 April 2012 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 641 downloads

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Marine-2012-Hawaii-Henri-Boye-2.pdf

Title:	EMACOP (Energies Marines, Cotiéres et Portuaries) – A National Research Programme for Marine Renewable Coastal and Portuary Energy
Author:	Henri Boyè
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

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Published on 08 April 2012 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 900 downloads

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Marine-2012-Hawaii-Marc-Le-Boulluec-2.pdf

Title:	France Energies Marines
Author:	Marc Le Boulluec
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

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Published on 08 April 2012 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 557 downloads

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Marine-2012-Hawaii-Wu-Zhenglong.pdf

Title:	The Exploration and Utilization of Ocean Energy in China
Author:	Amb. Wu Zhenglong
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

default Integrating the many sources of renewable energy into urban electricity networks Popular

Published on 08 April 2012 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 656 downloads

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Marine-2012-Hawaii-Nicolas-Renard.pdf

Title:	Integrating the many sources of renewable energy into urban electricity networks: The point of view of an operator about smart grids
Author:	Nicolas Renard
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

default From fuel based electricity to renewable energy Popular

Published on 08 April 2012 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 7711 downloads

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Marine-2012-Hawaii-Marc-Chin-Foo.pdf

Title:	From fuel based electricity to renewable energy: The difficult path of a power generation operator on small isolated islands
Author:	Marc Chin Foo
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

default Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) – Challenges and Opportunities Popular

Published on 08 April 2012 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 768 downloads

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Marine-2012-Hawaii-Gerard-Nihous.pdf

Title:	Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) – Challenges and Opportunities
Author:	Gérard Nihous
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

default Mechanical energy, wind, waves, current Popular

Published on 08 April 2012 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 1757 downloads

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Marine-2012-Hawaii-Marc-Le-Boulluec-1.pdf

Title:	Mechanical energy, wind, waves, current
Author:	Marc Le Boulluec
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

default The marine renewable energy innovation policies Popular

Published on 08 April 2012 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 620 downloads

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Marine-2012-Hawaii-Henri-Boye-1.pdf

Title:	The marine renewable energy innovation policies
Author:	Henri Boyé
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

default Oceans as a source of Renewable Energy Popular

Published on 08 April 2012 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 590 downloads

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Marine-2012-Hawaii-Anders-Rydaker.pdf

Title:	Oceans as a source of Renewable Energy
Author:	Anders Rydaker
Year:	2012
Source:	PECC Seminar: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

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Published on 04 October 2011 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 689 downloads

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GM-2011-Kevin-Tu.ppt.pdf

Title:	The New Regional Energy Equation in APEC
Author:	Kevin Jianjun Tu
Year:	2011
Source:	20^th PECC General Meeting, Washington DC, USA

default Prospects for Transpacific Energy Trade Popular

Published on 29 September 2011 By Mr Eduardo Pedrosa 631 downloads

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Publications-2011-SOTR-Supplement-Transpacific-Energy.pdf

Even though oil and gas is the most traded product in the Asia-Pacific region, there is virtually no energy trade across the Pacific. The major energy importing countries of Northeast Asia source their oil and gas largely from the Middle East, Southeast Asia and Australia, while the United States imports energy from the Americas, West Africa, and the Middle East.

The segmentation of energy markets between Asia and the Americas is seen in the sharp price differential for natural gas between the two regions, and – more recently – in a price differential for crude oil as well.

A number of developments in recent years have raised the possibility of transpacific trade in oil and gas, and the emergence of a more integrated and competitive market in energy products in the Asia-Pacific region.

Author: Tilak Doshi and Nahim Bin Zahur
Year: 2011
Source: State of the Region
Type: Publication

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Published on 26 May 2011 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 655 downloads

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GM-2001-Hong-Kong-Hoesung-Lee.pdf

Title:	Balancing the Environment and Economic Objectives of Energy Policy: South Korea’s Perspective.
Author:	Hoesung Lee
Year:	2001
Source:	14^th PECC General Meeting, Hong Kong

default Energy Security in PECC Region Popular

Published on 24 May 2011 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 715 downloads

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GM-2001-Hong-Kong-David-Hong.pdf

Title:	Energy Security in PECC Region
Author:	David S. Hong
Year:	2001
Source:	14^th PECC General Meeting, Hong Kong

default Energy Efficiency awareness – The use of smart grids and smart meters Popular

Published on 18 April 2011 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 758 downloads

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PECC-ENV-2011-Perth-Henri-Boye-2.pdf

Title:	Energy Efficiency awareness – The use of smart grids and smart meters
Author:	Henri Boyé
Year:	2011
Source:	Environmental Sustainability in Urban Centers, Perth, Australia

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Published on 18 April 2011 By Ms Nor Irdawaty Jibani 583 downloads

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PECC-ENV-2011-Perth-Jean-Christophe-Philbe.pdf

Title:	Energy and Cities: Systemic Approach to Low Carbon Cities
Author:	Jean-Christophe Philbé
Year:	2011
Source:	Environmental Sustainability in Urban Centers, Perth, Australia

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