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... energy resilience by the identification of frameworks to facilitate resilience through organisation to plan/prepare, absorb, recover and adapt [4] and the need to monitor system boundaries to facilitate ... See full document

... to electricity by all categories of Rwandan population is a heavy problem which worries fiscal authorities in Rwandan ...to electricity in Rwanda and gives out the policy recommendations to improve ... See full document

... in electricity generation process, by using a confirmatory factor ...the electricity generation ...factor analysis using SPSS software, to explore a number of factors that are the ... See full document

... cointegration analysis, that some European electricity markets (Nordic countries, Germany, Spain, the UK, and the Netherlands) were already integrated to a certain extent by ...Spain electricity ... See full document

... HFI is developed to measure multi-dimensional human development is based on the theoretical framework of Amartya Sen‟s capability approach. Capability approach is widely recognized as one of the more complete and ... See full document

... Resiliency and survivability are factors believed to be missing from much of the work undertaken on the network transition to smart grids and the focus is generally on the technical function of the network, rather than ... See full document

... our analysis we focus particularly on the generation of green electricity under different assumptions of competition in the ...this analysis is that market power in the generation of ... See full document

... mathematics related careers (National Mathematics Advisory Panel, 2008). Research has shown that affective traits such as motivation and attitude are linked to increased likelihood of taking advanced mathematics courses ... See full document

... of electricity to industries from one individual electricity generation technology differs often more than 5% when compared to the national average, we expected that the effect of industry-specific ... See full document

... the measuring instruments, the interfaces, the complements as well as the tools, devices and localities of the quantity to be measured give the learning and the student’s activity a technological character in the ... See full document

... Mathematical modelling has been used as a tool to study the complex systems of MFCs in a few previous studies [13, 15, 103-105]. The previous models have dedicated great efforts into description of electrochemical ... See full document

... the resilience of enterprise ...that resilience in this context should be considered as an attribute which could be achieved by four connected abilities: anticipate, monitor, learn and ... See full document

... The two-stage DEA model does not allow any uncertainty in input/output and intermediate output vectors. However, in several cases in the real world, there is noise and perturbation in data and developing two-stage DEA ... See full document

... traditional electricity generation technologies such as thermal power ...their electricity generation asset port- folio and encourage the penetration in the energy mix of less climate ... See full document

... our empirical study, we have chosen the contribution of the manufacturing industry to Africa's economic growth in order to adopt a model that has its roots in the work of Mankiew, Romer and Weil (1992) as expanded ... See full document

... their electricity bills directly to the power company and is unlikely to be the case for apartment dwellings that share a common electricity meter and pay their bills to the landlord or a designated ... See full document

... of electricity in promoting more economic growth and that the achievement of more economic growth should not lead to the increasing usage of NRE sources As neutrality hypotheses has been confirmed during the ... See full document

... Abstract- Electricity is the key factor for gradual development of any country let alone developing country like ...for electricity in both households and industries is increasing rapidly with the increase ... See full document

... the electricity generation process as well as in the values of the COE; where as shown above the technology that has the higher share of producing electricity as well as the installed capacity has ... See full document

... According to research energy production from coal is mentioned as worst method of energy production that contaminates environment and cause adverse effect (Bergeron, L., 2008). In spite of this, world is producing 27% of ... See full document