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::	Commentaries FY2009

::	Strategic/Policy Briefs

::	Reports

::	Others

::	IRJ Articles FY2009 FY2008

::	Business Articles

::	Books

::	Book Chapters

::	Conference Papers

We thank our website visitors for their continued interest in ESI’s research. Some of our articles are unavailable for download. Please visit our website again for updates.

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ESI Bulletin (FY2008)

Volume 1 / Issue 4 - March 2009 (Energy and Economy Modelling)

Energy and Economy Modelling ...........................................	Pg 2
Cost of CO2 Emissions Reduction in Taiwan: Scenario Analysis Using the Taiwan Markal-Macro Model................................................	Pg 8
How and at What Cost Can the UK Shift to a Low Carbon Economy? Policy Insights from Markal Modelling ......................................................................	Pg 9
Estimating the Cost of Mitigation Policies: Towards Hybrid Modelling from a Bottom-Up Perspective.......... ...................................	Pg 10

Volume 1 / Issue 3 - December 2008 2008 (Energy Efficiency & Conservation)

Tracking Economy-Wide Energy Efficiency ..............................	Pg 2
Greening the Built Environment...........................................	Pg 9
Efficiency is a Powerful Energy Source ...................................	Pg 10

Volume 1 / Issue 2 - October 2008 (National Climate Change Strategy)

Singapore’s National Climate Change Strategy ..................................................	Pg 2
Climate Change: Vulnerabilities, Adaptation Measures and GHG Mitigation for Singapore ..............................................	Pg 8
Thailand’s Climate Change Policy and Research .........................................................	Pg 9
Converting Global Electricity Generation to Minimize Climate Change ................................................	Pg 11

Volume 1 / Issue 1 - July 2008 (National Energy Policy Report)

We are very pleased to publish this first issue of The ESI Bulletin. ESI is a multi-disciplinary, autonomous research institute established within the National University of Singapore. As Southeast Asia’s first think-tank devoted to analysis of energy issues, it was formally launched on 12 November 2007 by Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr Lim Hng Kiang, at the Singapore Electricity Roundtable 2007 held at the Raffles City Convention Centre.