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Options for Continuing Energy Reforms in Uzbekistan

Current paper explores energy perpectives in Uzbekistan by sectors (electric power, heating, water) and offers recommendations to the government on priority areas.

Link http://www.cer.uz/files/d…ers/Energy_8_2007_Eng.pdf
Date 02/2007
Institute Center for Economic Research
Tags Uzbekistan, energy, electricity, heating, water
← Informed Citizenry, Accountable Government and the Effective Management of Oil Resources
↑ Use of Resources

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