The Energy Choice: Negotiating Cost, Carbon and Convenience

The Energy Choice: Negotiating Cost, Carbon and Convenience

Publication: Poster
Citation: Kemper, Melanie; Eike Dreblow; Matthias Duwe et. al. (2012): The Energy Choice: Negotiating Cost, Carbon and Convenience. Poster.

This poster was developed as training material in a course on the theme of "energy for development", that is targeted at development cooperation professionals, which will encounter energy issues in their work outside of the home country.

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Language: English
Credits: Media format: Poster
Concept: Melanie Kemper, Eike Dreblow, Matthias Duwe
Graphic design: Henning Thomas
Funding: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Germany
Year: 2012
Dimension: DIN A1
Project: Training Course "Energy for Development"
Project ID: 2240
Keywords: Communication

Energy

International Development

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2240-Poster-energy-choice.pdf (3.85 MB)

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