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Wind power studies in Eastern Africa

Name: Wind power studies in Eastern Africa
Creator: Schmidt, William L.
Keywords: EAST AFRICA, RESEARCH CENTRES, RESEARCH PROJECTS, WIND ENERGY, PUMPS, PROJECT EVALUATION

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report 01 Jan 1977 Canada English Publisher:University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, CA

Authors: Schmidt, William L.;

handle: 10625/36211

Wind power studies in Eastern Africa

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"A report prepared to review the wind power potential of Eastern Africa and assess its applicability for waterpumping" ; Photocopy ; The viability of wind power as a means of pumping water in Eastern Africa and Botswana is studied. Discusses the activities of several research groups and evaluates projects in terms of feasibility and implementation. Includes a brief state-of-the-art review of wind development programmes in Europe.

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International Development Research Centre
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International Development Research Centre
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EAST AFRICA, RESEARCH CENTRES, RESEARCH PROJECTS, WIND ENERGY, PUMPS, PROJECT EVALUATION

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