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n Mongolia, GGGI has worked with the Government to explore a variety of scenarios and possible mixes of energy systems. The analysis reflected in this slim volume is an initial review of data and trends in Mongolia. The challenge in the next step is to convert these initial insights into policies and regulations that are implemented consistently over time. Success of these policies will also depend on the positive collaboration between the public and private sector
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