Power resources
Alternative labels
Electricity generation
Electric power generation
Electric utilities
Power plants
Power generation
Electric power production
Power stations
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Environmental views and behaviour, 2007-08
This survey presents information on people's views and practices on environmental issues, for people aged 18 years and over. The data collected provides information on environmental concerns, personal energy and water use, waste collection and disposal and environmental involvement. Data from this survey are used to obtain a better understanding of the factors that influence...
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House prices and underground electricity distribution lines: the case of three selected suburbs in Canberra
It has become common for low-voltage electricity distribution networks to be installed underground in new housing developments due to a number of advantages over overhead networks including improved appearance, reliability of supply and safety. This paper investigates the value of these benefits to households by estimating the relationship between the type of network service provided...
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Cut off II: The experience of utility disconnections
This is the final report for the project Cut Off II: The Experience of Utility Disconnections, prepared for the Energy and Water Consumers’ Advocacy Program (EWCAP, formerly the Utility Consumers’ Advocacy Program (UCAP)). This project is a repeat of an earlier project carried out for EWCAP in 2004. The objectives of the research are to...
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The devil in the detail: Australia's first national security statement
This Policy Analysis, authored by Carl Ungerer and Anthony Bergin, examines the inaugural Australian National Security Statement released on 4 December by the Prime Minister. The statement goes some way to outlining the broad range of risks and threats facing Australia, but it represents only a partial strategy. At this stage, the jury must remain...
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Emissions—who is trading what?
Since the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol to that Convention, came into force in 2005, emissions trading has been the preferred approach for any international efforts to control, and eventually reduce, greenhouse gas emissions. There are several emission trading schemes already in operation and others at the planning stage...