LIST OF FIGURES
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Fig. 8.1
Renewables as % of total primary energy supply (TPES)
in OECD countries (2017) (Source Author created based
on data extracted on September 10, 2019 from OECD
iLibrary DB)
184
Fig. 8.2
Renewable energy RDD (1974~2014) (Source Author
created based on data extracted on February 16, 2017
from OECD iLibrary DB)
185
Fig. 8.3
Renewable energy targets as a percentage of total primary
energy supply (Source Author created figure based on data
from MOTIE 2014)
188
Fig. 9.1
Existing installed capacity of various electricity sources
in China at the end of 2017 (Note Figures in GWs
and percentage share. Source Author created figures based
on data from China Electricity Council 2018)
202
Fig. 10.1 Singapore electricity fuel mix (2003–2007) (Note Author
created figure based on data from Energy Market
Authority [2018b])
227
Fig. 10.2 Growth of installed solar PV capacity in Singapore (Note
Author created figure based on data from Energy Market
Authority [2018c])
231
Fig. 10.3 1-minute resolution irradiation data at Singapore’s
monitoring station 1 in 2014 versus expected irradiation
from a clear sky model (Note Author created figure
that uses the Adnot–Bourges–Campana–Gicquel [ABCG]
model as it has been observed to most precisely reflect
clear sky GHI for Singapore. Based on data from Yang
et al. [2011] and Weatherspark [2017])
238
Fig. 10.4 1-minute resolution irradiation data at four monitoring
stations in Singapore and their average irradiation (Note
Author created figure based on data from Weatherspark
[2017])
239
Fig. 11.1 Different levels of electricity market liberalization
in Vietnam (Source Authors’ created figure compiled
with data from MOIT 2015c)
248
Fig. 11.2 Competitive wholesale power market (Source Authors’
created figure compiled with data from MOIT 2015c)
257
Fig. 11.3 Electricity supply industry governance in Vietnam (Source
Authors’ created figured)
258
Fig. 11.4 Evolution of financing and other measures to promote
renewable energy (Source Compiled by authors)
270
xxix
Fig. 8.1
Renewables as % of total primary energy supply (TPES)
in OECD countries (2017) (Source Author created based
on data extracted on September 10, 2019 from OECD
iLibrary DB)
184
Fig. 8.2
Renewable energy RDD (1974~2014) (Source Author
created based on data extracted on February 16, 2017
from OECD iLibrary DB)
185
Fig. 8.3
Renewable energy targets as a percentage of total primary
energy supply (Source Author created figure based on data
from MOTIE 2014)
188
Fig. 9.1
Existing installed capacity of various electricity sources
in China at the end of 2017 (Note Figures in GWs
and percentage share. Source Author created figures based
on data from China Electricity Council 2018)
202
Fig. 10.1 Singapore electricity fuel mix (2003–2007) (Note Author
created figure based on data from Energy Market
Authority [2018b])
227
Fig. 10.2 Growth of installed solar PV capacity in Singapore (Note
Author created figure based on data from Energy Market
Authority [2018c])
231
Fig. 10.3 1-minute resolution irradiation data at Singapore’s
monitoring station 1 in 2014 versus expected irradiation
from a clear sky model (Note Author created figure
that uses the Adnot–Bourges–Campana–Gicquel [ABCG]
model as it has been observed to most precisely reflect
clear sky GHI for Singapore. Based on data from Yang
et al. [2011] and Weatherspark [2017])
238
Fig. 10.4 1-minute resolution irradiation data at four monitoring
stations in Singapore and their average irradiation (Note
Author created figure based on data from Weatherspark
[2017])
239
Fig. 11.1 Different levels of electricity market liberalization
in Vietnam (Source Authors’ created figure compiled
with data from MOIT 2015c)
248
Fig. 11.2 Competitive wholesale power market (Source Authors’
created figure compiled with data from MOIT 2015c)
257
Fig. 11.3 Electricity supply industry governance in Vietnam (Source
Authors’ created figured)
258
Fig. 11.4 Evolution of financing and other measures to promote
renewable energy (Source Compiled by authors)
270