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Researchers Quantify CO2 Reductions of Infrastructure Deals in China and India
By Mike Jackson
Analysis of the Indian-U.S. nuclear agreement, as well as substituting natural gas for coal in fueling the Chinese electricity sector, reveals that side agreements between developed and developing countries could result in massive greenhouse gas emission reductions.
Greenhouse Gas Implications in Large Scale Infrastructure Investments in Developing Countries: Examples from China and India
Mike Jackson, Sarah Joy, Thomas C. Heller, David G. Victor*
Program on Energy and Sustainable Development Working Paper #54 (2006)
Topics: Coal | Electricity | Natural gas | China | India
