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Canadian Energy Research Institute
Language
English

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Subjects

Electric power, Electric power production, Electric utilities, Environmental aspects of Electric utilities, Forecasting, Planning

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Canada
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Cover of: Critical issues in electric power planning in the 1990s
Critical issues in electric power planning in the 1990s: executive summary
1989, Canadian Energy Research Institute
in English
Cover of: Critical issues in electric power planning in the 1990s
Critical issues in electric power planning in the 1990s
1989, Canadian Energy Research Institute
in English

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Edition Notes

Accompanied by executive summary [ex.sum.]

Published in
Calgary, Alta
Series
Study -- no. 33, Study (Canadian Energy Research Institute) -- no. 33.

Classifications

Library of Congress
HD9685.C2 M244 1989

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Pagination
3 v. :

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Open Library
OL21554231M
ISBN 10
0920522599, 0920522629

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