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    Policy Schemes for Supporting Small Scale Solar Power Generation in Georgia

    Pavlenishvili, Levan | October 2015
    Abstract
    Solar power is one of the fastest growing renewable energy technologies becoming competitive with traditional sources of electricity generation. Its main characteristics are: high initial investment costs, free fuel during the operations period and environmentally friendly nature. All this makes solar one of the best power solutions for all three sectors of economy: households, business and government. With high importance of energy security around the world solar brings individual solutions to agents in need of more secure power supply.
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    Pavlenishvili, Levan. 2015. Policy Schemes for Supporting Small Scale Solar Power Generation in Georgia. © Policy and Management Consulting Group. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/7239.
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    Development assistance
    Infrastructure projects
    Sustainable growth
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    Infrastructure projects
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    Alternative energy technology
    Energy Subsidies
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    Systems Design & Development
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