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Wind Energy

Name: Wind Energy
Brand: Nova Science Publishers Inc
SKU: 06442173
Price: 221.19 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Anas Desmet
ISBN: 9781628080698

Anas Desmet

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 06442173

Casa editrice Nova Science Publishers Inc, luglio 2013

Wind energy has been the fastest growing source of U.S. electric power generation in recent years. T... Descrizione completa

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Wind energy has been the fastest growing source of U.S. electric power generation in recent years. The increase in federal funding for wind technologies and involvement of multiple agencies has raised questions about fragmented, overlapping, or duplicative federal support. This book examines federal wind-related initiatives; programs or groups of agency activities that promoted wind energy through a specific emphasis or focus. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) identifies wind-related initiatives implemented by federal agencies in fiscal year 2011; assesses the extent of fragmentation, overlap, and duplication, if any, among these initiatives, and the extent to which they were co-ordinated; and examines how agencies allocate support to projects through their initiatives and the extent to which they assess applicant need for support.