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The current revision presents, in annex IV, the final list of proposed Sustainable Development Goal (SDG)indicators for consideration by the Statistical Commission. The list of indicators in annex III to the present report contains the proposed global indicators that have been agreed by the Expert Group. Some indicators are marked with an asterisk, indicating that at the time of the submission of this report further work was required to better understand the existing proposals and reach consensus.

This publication contains guidelines that were developed by the Quantum Leap in Wind Power Development in Asia and the Pacifi c Technical Assistance team as an encapsulation of the best practices with regard to bankable wind resource assessments (WRAs) in new and emerging wind energy markets. 

Wind Resource Assessment Handbook

Article is from a Magazine Article regarding purely regenerative energy supply. Article produced by the Research & Development Unit of the Grid Management and Control System of Younicos AG in Berlin, Germany. One of the Azore Islands in mid-Atlantic: Plenty of sunshine. Constant wind. But miles away from any power grid or any filling station for diesel generators. The obvious solution? Switch to regenerative energy sources for the entire island’s electricity supply. In other words, power from the sun and the wind.

Article  produced by the Deutsche Bank. Major findings in the report:

The first SE4All Global Tracking Framework identified indicators that track progress toward the SE4All objectives of universal access to modern energy, doubling the rate of energy efficiency improvements and doubling the share of renewable energy consumption in the global energy mix. It draws on data from more than 180 countries, which account for more than 95 percent of the world's population. The report also documented the evolution of the indicators between 1990 and 2010 to provide a baseline for assessing progress in the next twenty years.

This is the 2nd edition of the Global Tracking Framework (GTF).  SE4ALL's first GTF was in 2013, produced by energy experts from 15 agencies under the leadership of the World Bank and the International Energy Agency (IEA). 

Pacific Energy and Gender (PEG) Network : Gender mainstreamed within the energy sector. Increased gender awareness in the energy sector.

Pacific Energy and Gender (PEG) Network : Gender mainstreamed within the energy sector. Increased gender awareness in the energy sector.

CSD 14 & 15- Energy for sustainable development, industrial development, air pollution/ atmosphere and climate change : (1) Provide a coordination role for the preparation of a regional position paper that will contribute towards a
regional submission to the CSD Secretariat.

(2) Provide support to the New York based PIC missions at the CSD14 & 15.

(3) Provide support as required to National initiatives in regard to the CSD processes