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GREENPEACE: A Framework for Sustainable Electricity Development in Fiji

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This report was prepared by Peter Johnston with the assistant of Eric Esler and the report was prepared for Greenpeace Pacific in 2000.

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Authors

Peter Johnston

Eric Esler

Year Published

2000

Publication Category

Technical Publications

Publication Thematic Areas

Electricity

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Countries covered

Fiji

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Published on 31/03/2016

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