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REVIEWERS AND OTHER CONTRIBUTORS
Sheikh Adil (Banaras Hindu University); Betsy Agar (Renewable
Cities); Udochukwu Akuru (University of Nigeria); Jesper
Skovhus Andersen (Ringkøbing Fjernvarmeværk); Kathleen
Araujo (Stony Brook University); Manjola Banja (European
Commission – EC); Nils Borg (IEA 4E); Jean-Baptiste Brochier
(Enerdata); David Brosch (University Park Community Solar
LLC); Roman Buss (Renewables Academy – RENAC); Miquel
Muñoz Cabré (IRENA); Valeria Cantello (Energrid S.p.A.); Kanika
Chawla (Council on Energy, Environment and Water); Nigel
Cotton (European Copper Institute); Nihat Dinçmen (World
Wide Welcome, Inc); Abdou Diop (Enda Energie); Henning
Donslund (Ringkøbing-Skjern Kommune); Sossougad Dossa
(Amis des Etrangers au Togo – ADET); Julio Eisman Valdès
(Fundación ACCIONA Microenergía); Mark Ellis (IEA 4E);
Kerstin Faehrmann (German Federal Ministry for Economic
Cooperation and Development – BMZ); Dave Ferrari (RMIT
University); Doerte Fouquet (Becker Buettner Held Law
Firm); David Fullbrook (DNV GL); Valeria Gambino (Absolute
Energy Capital); Daniel García (FAMERAC); Fabio Genoese
(Centre for European Policy Studies, Sciences Po); Jacopo
Giuntoli (EC Joint Research Centre Institute for Energy and
Transport); Wolfgang Glatzl (AEE INTEC); Renata Grisoli (United
Nations Development Programme); Ken Guthrie (IEA Solar
Heating and Cooling Programme); Alexander Haack (GIZ);
Ahmed Hamza (Assiut University); Tobias Hausotter (GIZ);
Jenny Heeter (NREL); Michael Hofmann (IDB); Dieter Holm
(SOLTRAIN); Kristen Hughes (University of Pennsylvania);
Chijioke Igweh (National Centre for Energy Research and
Development – NCERD, University of Nigeria); Andrei Ilas
(IRENA); Lutz Jarczynski (GIZ); Rashmi Jahawar (REN21);
Jean-Marc Jossart (AEBIOM); Kira Kahmann (GIZ); Alexander
Kauer (BMZ); Buchanan Kent (DEA); Wim Jonker Klunne
(Energy & Environment Partnership Programme); Bozhil
Kondev (GIZ); Ashraf Kraidy (League of Arab States); Arun
Kumar (Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee); Oliver Lah
(GIZ); David Lecoque (ARE); Sarah Melissa Leitner (GIZ);
Christian Liedtke (GIZ); Hugo Lucas (Environmental Studies,
York University); Lorcan Lyons (Lorcan Lyons Consulting);
Henning Bo Madsen (Friends of the Earth Denmark); Maged
Mahmoud (RCREEE); Jaideep Malaviya (Solar Thermal
Federation of India); Jesus Gavilan Marin (Delegation of
the European Union to the Republic of Mozambique); Ana
Marques (ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability);
Mathias Merforth (GIZ); Marcelo Mesquita (ABRAVA); Klaus
Mischensky (Austria Solar); Lyne Monastesse (Natural
Resources Canada); Frederick H. Morse (Morse Associates,
Inc.); Gustavo Motta (Ministry of Mines and Energy, Brazil); F.H.
Mughal; Les Nelson (International Association of Plumbing
and Mechanical Officials); Jan Erik Nielsen (PlanEnergi); Bruce
Nordman (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory); Samantha
Ölz (consultant); Eric O’Shaughnessy (NREL); Ousmane Outtara
(Mali Folkecentre); Carter Page (Global Energy Capital LLC);
Binu Parthan (Sustainable Energy Associates); Cristina Peñasco
(Spanish National Research Council – CSIC); Robert J. Phillips
(Global Affairs Canada); Inna Platonova (Light Up The World);
Pascual Polo (Spanish Solar Thermal Association – ASIT);
Robert Rapier (Merica International); Jörn Rauhut (German
Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy – BMWi);
David Renné (International Solar Energy Society); Pablo del Río
(CSIC); María Hilda Rivera (Power Africa); Heather Rosmarin
(InterAmerican Clean Energy Institute); Jo Rowbotham (Te
Whiti Services SPC); Qendresa Rugova (Burg Capital GmBH);
Kumiko Saito (Solar System Development Association);
Gianluca Sambucini (United Nations Economic Commission for
Europe); Robert Sandoli (US Department of Energy); Katharina
Satzinger (REN21); Martin Schöpe (BMWi); Stefan Schurig
(WFC); Rafael Senga (WWF Energy Programme); Ian Shearer
(The Sustainable Energy Forum Inc.); Eli Shilten (Elson); Ruth
Shortall (University of Iceland); Fuad Siala (OPEC Fund for
International Development); Anoop Singh (Indian Institute of
Technology, Kanpur); Carel Snyman (South African National
Energy Development Institute); Staff (Arc Finance); Janusz
Starościk (Association of Manufacturers and Importers of
Heating Appliances – SPIUG); David Stickelberger (Swissolar);
Geoffrey Stiles (Carbon Impact Consultants); Benjamin Struss
(GIZ); Paul H. Suding (elsud); Raúl Tauro (Mexican Bioenergy
Network – REMBIO); Reto Thoenen (REPIC Secretariat); Robert
Thomson (Fetlar Developments Ltd); Ralph Torrie (Torrie
Smith Associates); Costas Travasaros (Greek Solar Industry
Association – EBHE); Maloba Tshehla (Green Cape); Stanley
Tshoga (Biogas Solar Engineering Zimbabwe); Nico Tyabji
(BNEF); Kutay Ülke (Ezinç Metal); Rene Vossenaar (United
Nations Conference on Trade and Development – UNCTAD);
Daniel Werner (GIZ); Adrian Whiteman (IRENA); Philipp
Wittrock (GIZ); Tore Wizelius (Vindform AB); Michael Wood
(SkyPower); Frank Wouters (Wouters Ltd.)
The Global Trends in Renewable Energy Investment report (GTR), formerly Global Trends in Sustainable Energy Investment, was
first published by the Frankfurt School–UNEP Collaborating Centre for Climate & Sustainable Energy Finance in 2011. This annual
report was produced previously (starting in 2007) under UNEP’s Sustainable Energy Finance Initiative (SEFI). It grew out of efforts
to track and publish comprehensive information about international investments in renewable energy. The latest edition of this
authoritative annual report tells the story of the most recent developments, signs and signals in the financing of renewable power
and fuels. It explores the issues affecting each type of investment, technology and type of economy. The GTR is produced jointly with
Bloomberg New Energy Finance and is the sister publication to the REN21 Renewables Global Status Report (GSR). The latest edition
was released in March 2016 and is available for download at www.fs-unep-centre.org.
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