MARKAL Application for Analysis of Energy Efficiency in Economic Activities of the Republic of Moldova and Feasible use of Renewable Energy Sources

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Abstract
The paper presents results of analyses of energy efficiency measures and renewable energy sources implementation in the Republic of Moldova using MARKAL model. Detailed analyses of four scenarios are presented for: Reference Scenario; Energy Efficiency Scenario; Renewable Energy Sources Scenario; Energy Efficiency&Renewable Energy Scenario. Energy savings and costs are identified for implementation of renewable energy sources and Energy efficiency measures.
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Authors S., Robu;E., Bicova;P., Siakkis;G., Giannakidis;
Journal problems of the regional energetics
Year 2010
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Medicine (General) Technology Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering renewable energy sources environmental sciences psychology water supply for domestic and industrial purposes sewage collection and disposal systems. sewerage production of electric energy or power. powerplants. central stations energy industries. energy policy. fuel trade electronics electronics powerplants central stationsrenewable energy sources

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