Analisis kelayakan proyek lapangan panas bumi baru (Greenfield Project) di wilayah kerja pertambangan Kaldera Danau Banten by , RAGILIAWAN, Zellius, , Sukmawati Sukamulja, Prof.,Dr.,M.M

AGILE APPROACH TO THE ORGANIZATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS by Olga I. Vaganova, Igor L. Lyapin, Lyudmila G. Orlova

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MANAGING REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGH LOCAL CONTENT REQUIREMENTS IN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY by Irina Olegovna Semykina

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FDI in the Post-Soviet Space Three Decades after the Disintegration of the Soviet Union by K. Kalotay, A. Sulstarova

“…After a brief literature survey, in which the main issues raised by academic research are highlighted, the article analyses the long-term trends and the main characteristics (geographical and sectoral) of FDI, with special reference to greenfield project announcements from 2003 on (the starting year of data availability). …”
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Do domestic firms benefit from FDI?: evidence from Korean manufacturing industries by Tae Seung Kim, Hun-Koo Ha, Jin Kook Lee

“…Especially we divide inward FDI into FDI on the Greenfield projects and FDI for M&A. The results show that the effect of inward FDI as a whole on productivity is not statistically significant, though we can presume that the direction is positive, whereas the effect of outward FDI is strongly negative, and is statistically significant. …”
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Renergy [electronic resource] : renewable energy yearbook 2010

“…Other points, such as logistical challenges and investments in land for greenfield projects are also presented. Information and analysis can also be found on biofuels, carbon credits, and governmental policy on other continents, as well as, finally, energetic analysis. …”

POST-2008 INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING IN BRAZIL: A REFLECTION ON PRIVATE INVESTORS ATTRACTION MECHANISMS by Fernando Amorim Teixeira

“…Among the main findings, in the post-2008 period there was a considerable attraction of private capital to greenfield projects as a crowding-in effect of Brazilian state-owned companies – used as dynamos of a positive investment agenda. …”
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The impact of green FDI on environmental quality in less developed countries: A case study of load capacity factor based on PCSE and FGLS techniques by Mahamane Famanta, Abid Ali Randhawa, Jiang Yajing

“…To the best of our awareness, this study simultaneously employs the Load Capacity Factor (LCF) and Total Value of Announced Greenfield projects as proxies for environmental sustainability and GFDI for the first time. …”
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MANAGEMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT IN RUSSIAN REGIONS ON THE BASIS OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP by F. Ibyatov

“…The regional authorities are not able to finance the needs of regional infrastructure, some regions have infrastructure created many years ago, that needs modernization, it is necessary to find funding for «greenfield projects – infrastructure projects implemented in undeveloped «green» areas». …”
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Gifted kids or pushy parents? Foreign direct investment and plant productivity in Indonesia by Javorcik, B, Arnold, J

“…It examines the implications of foreign ownership in three different contexts: entry of foreign investors through greenfield projects, foreign acquisitions and foreign privatizations. …”

Reforming Forest Policies and Management in Russia: Problems and Challenges by Evgeny A. Shvarts, Mikhail L. Karpachevskiy, Nikolay M. Shmatkov, Anastasia S. Baybar

“…Moreover, the development of “greenfield” projects in wilderness forest areas that currently lack any kind of infrastructure should not be encouraged. …”
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New (sub)urbanism? - How German cities try to create “urban” neighborhoods in their outskirts as a contribution to solving their recent housing crises by Uwe Altrock

“…In this respect, it differs significantly from “modernist” suburban development in the 20th century both in terms of physical structures and the roles of the participating stakeholders.For this purpose, the paper analyzes the governance arenas surrounding important greenfield projects that are currently developed. It shows how contested decision making is in a complex environment of contradicting claims to urban planning and housing policies, and that the new neighborhoods can neither be seen as mere appendices of existing peripheral settlements, nor will they ever be able to act as autonomous “new towns”. …”
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Critical success factors in a complex brownfield construction project by Ahmad Shatiry, Muhamad Sahir

“…In the volatile oil and gas (O&G) market prices, the O&G companies are preferable to perform redevelopment of existing fields that the underlying basis is lower capital expenditure (CAPEX) compare to greenfield projects and provide the higher return of investment (ROI). …”
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Working with Legacy Relational Data in A Graph-Based World by James Farrow

“…However, this constraint, while easily achievable for greenfield projects and/or new data linkage units, may not be easily met where legacy data exists. …”
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