Climate change mitigation is considered as a high priority internationally and is placed in the
top of the agenda for most politicians and decision makers. The key challenge is that low …

Through a case study investigation, this paper critically reviews and explores the impact of a
number of projects within developing and emerging economies that are advancing low …

Under the context that entrepreneurial risk in clean energy industry has become increasingly
complex, government subsidies are helpful to guide and promote the entrepreneurial …

Developing countries are increasingly contributing to global greenhouse gas emissions and,
consequently, climate change as a result of their rapid economic growth. In order to reduce …

The development of clean energy technologies is a central issue in climate change
negotiation. The signatory countries to the United Nations Convention on Climate Change …

Large dams have been controversially debated for decades due to their large‐scale and
often irreversible social and environmental impacts. In the pursuit of low‐carbon energy and …

Growing international trade has been one of the most important drivers for China's recent
economic growth. This growth has fed rapid increases in energy demand and carbon …

'Environmental leapfrogging'assumes that developing countries might be able to skip some
of the dirty stages of development experienced by industrialised countries. Environmental …

Cutting carbon emissions is urgent but very challenging in wealthy democracies. Energy for
the Future analyzes the changing contexts, imperatives and fault lines, and proposes ways …

Low levels of access to modern energy services in sub-Saharan Africa combined with
increasing awareness of climate change have made domestic-scale sustainable energy …