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Energy Policies Of Iea Countries New Zealand 2006 Review International Energy Agency

Name: Energy Policies Of Iea Countries New Zealand 2006 Review International Energy Agency
SKU: BELL-2380048
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Energy Policies Of Iea Countries New Zealand 2006 Review International Energy Agency instant download after payment.

Publisher: OECD Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.97 MB

Pages: 171

Author: International Energy Agency

ISBN: 9789264109698, 9264109692

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Energy Policies Of Iea Countries New Zealand 2006 Review International Energy Agency by International Energy Agency 9789264109698, 9264109692 instant download after payment.

This publication examines the key developments and challenges facing New Zealand's energy sector, including energy security and efficiency issues, environmental performance and greenhouse gas emissions, technology research and development, drawing on experience across IEA member countries. The review finds that the country has a good record in terms of energy policy liberalisation and regulation, and given new emerging energy challenges, it makes recommendations for continued policy improvements including the completion of the national energy efficiency and conservation strategy.