[en] Mexico's experience in wind energy technology development, including market analysis is presented. 1 ref

[en] The Kenyan experience with use of ethanol, produced from molasses, for transportation system is described. 1 fig., 3 tabs

[en] Evaluation of conventional biodigester projects in Latin America and the Caribbean is presented including technical, economic and social aspects. 1 tab

[en] Wood-fired power plant potential is discussed, including technology review description, as well as selected Brazil wood-fired power plants, firewood potential and economics. 7 refs

[en] This issue of the Advanced Technology Assessment System contains articles that deal with new energy technologies for industrial heat and electricity, the importance of costing environmental implications of energy production and the imperative for strengthening endogenous capacities for making and implementing informed decisions. Refs, figs, tabs

[en] The experience gained from United States Fuel Economy Regulation is described as well as possible developing countries applications are discussed. 2 refs, 1 fig., 2 tabs

[en] The following issues of electricity planning for developing countries are discussed: evolution of planning methodologies; the Latin American Energy Organization's view on energy planning; power sector history and trends; risk and uncertainty in policy formulation

[en] This paper briefly introduces heat pump principles and discusses sample applications. Some comments about the economics and expected developments end it

[en] The major types of energy storage systems (including conventional batteries, compressed air energy storage, pumped hydro and superconducting coils) are discussed in this paper. 8 bibliographies

[en] Some of the small-scale alternatives for generation of electricity through the combustion of biomass, either direct or after its conversion to gas that are considered impracal for industrial loads, become economically attractive when compared to high transmission costs and losses of electricity converted to a grid. Differences exist among situations and locations and between countries, which now universally appreciate that biomass energy holds the potential to meet the world's growing energy requirements. 3 refs, 2 figs, 7 tabs