Reliable power supply is critical for Tajikistan's economy and poverty reduction goals. Without reliable, affordable electricity throughout the year, Tajikistan's businesses cannot invest, operate and create jobs; hospitals and schools cannot function fully or safely with frequent power cuts during winter; citizens suffer indoor air pollution from burning wood for heating and cooking. Electricity also powers the country's two largest exports: aluminum...
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2012/11/27
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Energy-Environment Review
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2013/02/08
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Tajikistan's winter energy crisis : electricity supply and demand alternatives
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Electricity
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Besant-Jones,John E.; Fields,Daryl; Kochnakyan,Artur; Stuggins,Gary.
Tajikistan's winter energy crisis : electricity supply and demand alternatives (English). Energy Sector Management Asssistance Program (ESMAP) Washington D.C. : The Worldbank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/816671468313263643