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citizens with lower education levels, because they particularly dominate the structure of TAs in this group. A higher level of education provides more contexts and tools to reap the social benefits of a
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Microsoft Word - IC 2009- South Uist Present Situation & Sustainable Energy Scenario of Lochboisdale up to 2014 Prepared by Bayuaji Kencana, Kwanghee Yeom Meiwardi Yuswan, Prem Kumar Pokhrel Pushkar Manandhar, Surya Kumar Sapkota Wooyul Lee Supervised by Prof. Dr. August Schläpfer Dr. Dieter Klein Dipl. Ing. Wulf Boie University of Flensburg / Germany Presented to Storas Uibhist Community Energy Scotland 20th March, 2009 ii Acknowledgement It is matter of great pleasure for us to have an opportunity of carrying out this highly interesting study “ Present Situation and Sustainable Energy Scenario