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European Wind Energy Association. Press release, 3 March 2003.


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Davidson, R. 1998. New Rules for the Altamont Pass. Windpower Monthly.

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European Commission, 2001. New research reveals the real costs of electricity in Europe,

Manufacturers Association, http://www.windpower.dk/articles/surveys.htm

IP/01/1047, Brussels, 20 July 2001.


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European Commission, 1999. A plan for Europe: Wind Energy The Facts, pp. 78, 142-153.

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wind power by 2020. European Wind Energy Association & Greenpeace International.
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