Technology Status - NET Nowak Energie & Technologie AG

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Prospects for Wind Power 158
Issues for Further Progress 167
ABBREVIATIONS AND GLOSSARY 171
SOURCES AND FURTHER READING 175
WEBSITES 185
LIST OF TABLES
1. Focal Points for Policy Intervention in Renewable
Energy Technologies
2. Ranges of Investment and Generation Costs
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in 2002 and 2010 19
3. Current and Forecast Installed Capacity 21
4. Small-Scale Water Turbine Manufacturers with Export Capability 41
5. Key Factors for SHP Potential 48
6. SHP Global Growth Rates and Installed Capacity by 2020 48
7. Cost Reduction Potential for Small Hydropower 48
8. Costs for Small Hydropower in Developed Countries 49
9. Examples of PV Applications According to Size
10. Typical Costs (in USD) of Small (1-5kW) Building-integrated
54
Photovoltaic Systems in Urban Areas of Switzerland, 2002 56
11. Costs of Cladding Material 56
12. World PV Production in MW, 1994-2002 59
13. Main PV Producers, 1999-2002 59
14. Cost Reduction Opportunities for Solar Photovoltaics 71
15. Cost for Solar Photovoltaics 72
16. Key Factors for Solar Photovoltaics 72
17. Diffusion Scenarios for Photovoltaic Power Generation in Japan
18. Peak Efficiency and Annual Capacity Factors
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for the Three CSP Technologies, 2000 79
19. Investment and Generation Costs for CSP Technologies 81
20. CSP Thermal-Storage Characteristics and Costs, 1997 82
21. Participants in the CSP Industry in the US and Europe 83
22. Current CSP Projects
23. Current, Planned and Forecast Cumulative Installed Capacity
92
for all CSP Technologies
24. Planned and Predicted Costs for each CSP Technology:
93
2005, 2010 and 2020 96
25. Costs for Concentrating Solar Power 96
RENEWABLES FOR POWER GENERATION X