Renewable Energy Transition in Asia Policies, Markets and Emerging Issues
This book covers critical debates on policies, markets and emerging issues that shape renewable energy transition in the Asian region, which is fast becoming an epicenter of the global energy consumption. The chapters focus on domestic policies, geopolitics, technology landscape andgovernance struct...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Springer Nature Singapore
2021, 2021
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2021 |
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Table of Contents:
- Part I Overview
- Chapter 1: Framing the Renewable Energy Context for Asia
- Part II Technology and Politics
- Chapter 2: Leveraging Co-innovation model for energy transition: Examining India-Japan-China Engagement
- Chapter 3: India’s Renewables Commitments: A Political Risk Assessment
- Part III Policy and Markets
- Chapter 4: The role of the International Solar Alliance in advancing the energy transition in Asian countries
- Chapter 5: Green industrialisation: Renewable energy development, export led industrialisation, and its implications for climate strategies in Asian developing countries
- Chapter 6 Dynamics of renewable energy in China: drivers and challenges
- Chapter 7: Historical Evaluation of the Korean New and Renewable Energy Policy
- Chapter 8: Renewable energy deployment to stimulate energy transition in the Gulf Cooperation Council
- Part IV Governance and Legal Aspects
- Chapter 9: Power Purchase Agreements as Instruments of Risk Allocation and Alleviation for Renewable Energy in Asia
- Chapter 10: A Tale of Two Cities: Governing Renewable and Low Carbon Transitions in Tokyo and Nagano, Japan
- Part V Energy Access
- Chapter 11: Achieving ‘Energy for All’: Solar Mini Grids for Rural Electrification in Asia
- Part VI Water-Energy Nexus
- Chapter 12: Water Energy Nexus: Shaping narratives across diverse issues in Asia
- Chapter 13: Potential Macro-economic Impact of the Expansion of Hydroelectric Sector in Central Asia