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Volume 20, issue 12 , 1992
Forum Ranking of greenhouse gas abatement measures pp. 1130-1133 Max K. Wallis Electricity privatization structural, competitive and regulatory options pp. 1134-1160 Bernard Tenenbaum , Reinier Lock and Jim Barker Energy performance based connection fees: A case study in New York State pp. 1161-1173 Robert M. Wirtshafter and Eric W. Hildebrandt Energy consumption and modes of industrialization: Four developing countries pp. 1174-1185 Odile Blanchard Economic restructuring in Eastern Europe and acid rain abatement strategies pp. 1186-1197 Markus Amann , Leen Hordijk , Ger Klaassen , Wolfgang Schopp and Lene Sorensen CHP development in Denmark: Role and results pp. 1198-1206 H. C. Mortensen , B. Overgaard and PO 4 Krumptappen Company The impact of CHP generation on CO2 emissions pp. 1207-1214 Aviel Verbruggen , Michael Wiggin , Nadine Dufait and Adwin Martens Volume 20, issue 11 , 1992
Oil in the Middle East: Editor's introduction pp. 1026-1223 Paul Tempest Middle East stability: A view from the USA pp. 1027-1031 Melvin A. Conant Japan and the Middle East: Towards a more positive role pp. 1032-1036 He Kunio Katakura The Gulf war in retrospect and post-war security pp. 1037-1047 John Moberly Effects of leadership style on the policy: Syria and Iraq pp. 1048-1054 John F. Devlin Israel: The warrior nation in search of peace pp. 1055-1059 Murray J. Gart Algeria: Dramatic political change pp. 1060-1062 Jean-Pierre Audoux The former USSR: Prospects in the post-Gorbachev era pp. 1063-1072 Malcolm Mackintosh Playing with Middle East fire: The global energy powder keg again on short fuse pp. 1073-1076 Paul Tempest Saudi and US policy -- key determinants of the marginal global oil price: Editor's introduction to Part II pp. 1077-1076 Paul Tempest Target revenue theory and Saudi Arabian oil policy pp. 1078-1088 Hans Linderoth Oil and nationalal security pp. 1089-1096 Darwin C. Hall Limits to oil pricing: Scenario planning as a device to understand oil price developments pp. 1097-1105 Ole Gunnar Kaldor Austvik Beware the regulatory backflash pp. 1106-1109 Francis McGowan EC climate policy: where there's a will pp. 1110-1114 Michael J. Grubb and Chris Hope Non-utility power development in the USA: The independent generators pp. 1115-1122 Janice G. Hamrin and Nancy Rader BLUEPRINT 2: Greening the world economy: edited by David Pearce Earthscan Publications, London, 1990, 232pp, [pound sign]7.95 pp. 1123-1124 Jim Skea Costing the earth: Frances Cairncross Economist Business Books, London, 1991, 256pp, [pound sign]15 pp. 1123-1122 Andrew Warren Volume 20, issue 10 , 1992
The petroleum industry: entering the 21st century: Editor's introduction pp. 906-908 John Gault and Jack Hartshorn OPEC in the 1990s pp. 909-912 Ian Seymour Challenges facing the international oil and gas industry in the 21st century pp. 913-919 He Dr Subroto World oil and energy demand outlook to 2005 pp. 920-930 George Kowalski Prospects for non-OPEC oil supply pp. 931-941 Peter R. Odell Economic efficiency or self-suffiency Alternative strategies for oil consumers? pp. 942-949 David W. Heal Environmental issues facing the oil industry pp. 950-958 Jim Skea Government role in achieving environmental goals: Market forces versus regulations pp. 959-962 Cyrus H. Tahmassebi Oil, energy and capital: A coming crunch? pp. 963-972 Andrew C. E. Hilton The coming capacity shortfall: The constraints on OPEC's investment in spare capacity expansion pp. 973-982 D. Thomas Gochenour Privatizing national oil companies in the Gulf pp. 983-994 Wael Al-Mazeedi Revisiting energy policies in Latin America and Africa: A redefinition of public and private sector roles pp. 995-1004 Eleodoro Mayorga-Alba Open access - the new market approach to natural gas policy pp. 1005-1014 James T. Jensen Short-term influences and long-term fundamentals: Stabilizing and destabilizing effects in the energy industries pp. 1015-1021 Silvan Robinson Volume 20, issue 9 , 1992
'Twixt cup and lip organizational behaviour, technical prediction and conservation practice pp. 802-814 Peter B. Cebon Rural landlords and rental housing energy efficiency pp. 815-824 Joseph Laquatra Concepts of solar energy use for climate control in buildings pp. 825-835 Susan Coldicutt and Terry Williamson Energy planning in India: The relevance of regional planning for national policy pp. 836-846 T. K. Moulik , B. H. Dholakia , R. H. Dholakia , K. V. Ramani and P. R. Shukla Assessment of present and future potential pp. 847-860 H. -M. Kuhne and H. Aulich Summary paper for the renewables series pp. 861-883 Tim Jackson Combined heat and power: A real alternative when carefully implemented pp. 884-892 Aviel Verbruggen CHP development: Impacts of energy markets and government policies pp. 893-900 Erich Unterwurzacher Upbeat atmosphere pp. 901-903 Stewart Russell Towards a new world order pp. 904-903 Michael Redclift Volume 20, issue 8 , 1992
Globalization and nuclear power Editor's introduction pp. 698-703 Frans Berkhout and Steve Thomas Nuclear safety regulation Lessons from US experience pp. 704-711 Victor Gilinsky Low level radioactive waste Regaining public confidence pp. 712-720 Clark W. Bullard The experience of nuclear power development in the Republic of Korea Growth and future challenge pp. 721-734 Chung-Taek Park Nuclear power in India The costs of independence pp. 735-743 G. S. Bhargava Why nuclear power failed the market test in the UK pp. 744-754 John Chesshire Decommissioning of civil nuclear facilities: a world review pp. 755-760 D. Bradbury Soviet RBMK reactors: options for the future pp. 760-762 Stewart Boyle How many years more will `cheap oil' last? pp. 763-765 Walter Goldstein Fuel efficiency in the UK vehicle stock pp. 766-780 Steve Sorrell Empirical analysis of energy consumption behaviour An input to an effective energy plan in Nigeria pp. 781-796 Obas John Ebohon Political electricity: What future for nuclear energy?: by Terence Price Oxford University Press, 1990, [pound sign]19.95 pp. 797-799 J. W. Jeffery Volume 20, issue 7 , 1992
The first 50 years of nuclear power: legacy and lessons: Editors' introduction pp. 594-595 Steve Thomas and Frans Berkhout Nuclear power: The ambiguous lessons of history pp. 596-607 Michel Damian The operating costs and longevity of nuclear power plants: Evidence from the USA pp. 608-622 James G. Hewlett The brave music of a distant drum: Sweden's nuclear phase out pp. 623-631 Stefan Lindstrom Ethics of nuclear decommissioning pp. 632-640 John Surrey Nuclear costs: Why do they keep rising? pp. 641-652 Gordon MacKerron Gods, Titans and mortals: Patterns of state involvement in nuclear development pp. 653-659 James M. Jasper Inherently safe reactors pp. 660-671 Anders Martensson Nuclear non-proliferation: The prospects for the non-proliferation regime after the Gulf War pp. 672-682 David Fischer The management of long lived nuclear waste pp. 683-692 Ian G. McKinley International nuclear trade and nonproliferation: The Challenge of the emerging suppliers: William C. Potter Lexington Books, D.C. Heath and Company, Lexington, MA, USA, 1990, 431 pp pp. 693-694 Warren Donnelly Volume 20, issue 6 , 1992
Energy, environment and development pp. 490-494 Maurice F. Strong Oil price stability and free markets pp. 495-499 Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani China's dual-thrust energy strategy: Economic development and environmental protection pp. 500-506 Qu Geping Can hydroreservoirs in tropical moist forest be made environmentally acceptable? pp. 507-515 Robert Goodland , Anastacio Juras and Rajendra Pachauri Wood, still a neglected energy source pp. 516-521 C. H. Murray and M. R. de Montalembert Thai energy sources and related environmental issues pp. 522-526 Sanga Sabhasri and Prida Wibulswas Energy for sustainable rural development pp. 527-532 W. S. Hulscher and E. W. Hommes Barriers to energy end-use efficiency pp. 533-545 B. N. Lohani and A. M. Azimi The Earth Summit pp. 546-558 Gregory Kats Analysing the cost of an OECD environmental tax to the developing countries pp. 559-567 . O. Walker and F. Birol A comparison of aggregate energy demand models for global warming policy analyses pp. 568-574 Ronald D. Beaver and Hillard G. Huntington The role of energy economists in promoting sustainable energy development pp. 575-580 G. C. Watkins Renewable energy in rural areas of developing countries: Some recommendations for a sustainable strategy pp. 581-588 Hussein M. Rady Global warming: The Greenpeace report: ed by Jeremy Leggett Oxford University Press, Oxford/New York, 1990, [pound sign]5.95, 544 pp + index pp. 589-590 Jim Skea Volume 20, issue 5 , 1992
ViewpointUK energy policy postprivatization pp. 386-389 Ian Fells and Nigel Lucas Energy efficiency and economic fallacies: a reply pp. 390-392 L. G. Brookes Reply to Brookes pp. 392-393 Michael J. Grubb Improving the efficiency of policies to reduce CO2 emissions pp. 394-404 Joel D. Scheraga and Neil A. Leary Stabilizing CO2 emissions Are carbon taxes a viable option? pp. 405-419 Torleif Haugland , Oystein Olsen and Kjell Roland Sensitivity of reserve margin to factors influencing investment behaviour in the electricity market of England and Wales pp. 420-429 Derek W. Bunn and Erik R. Larsen The european energy charter pp. 430-432 Robert De Bauw Towards a northeast Asian energy charter pp. 433-443 Paik Keun-Wook An evaluation of Taiwan's energy conservation policy in 1980s pp. 444-449 Li-Min Hsueh The marginality of regulating marginal investments: Why we need a systemic perspective on environmental externality adders pp. 450-463 Clinton J. Andrews Strategies for implementing renewable energy: Lessons from Europe pp. 464-479 John Twidell and Robert Brice Systematic changes in the former USSR and energy conservation pp. 480-483 Inna Gricevich Market impacts and sulphur control: The consequences for coal: Jan L. Vernon IEACR/18 IEA Coal Research, 1989, 111 pp, [pound sign]60/180 (IEA member/non-member countries pp. 483-484a Jim Skea Air pollutants fron energy industries: Scientific basis of standards and research needs: A.J. Jakeman Australian Nationa University, 1990, 175 pp pp. 483-484c Jim Skea Coal-use technology in a changing environment: The advance advance continues: Walter C. Patterson Financial Times Business Information, 1990, 118 pp, [pound sign]215.00 pp. 483-484b Jim Skea European gas markets: Challenge and opportunity in the 1990's: J.P. Stern Dartmouth Publishing for the Royal Institute of International Affairs, London, 1990, pp xiv + 126, [pound sign]25 pp. 484-485b Peter R. Odell Europe 1992: Introduction of common carriage for natural gas: O.G. Austvik Energy and Environmental Policy Centre, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA, 1990, pp 87, $50 pp. 484-485a Peter R. Odell Volume 20, issue 4 , 1992
Access to technology and investment pp. 282-283 Alirio A. Parra Global and regional energy supplies Recent fictions and fallacies revisited pp. 284-296 Peter R. Odell Energy development, regional cooperation, and CO2 emissions in Central America pp. 297-309 Richard H. Hosier , Mark A. Bernstein and Eric Hildebrandt Energy in the long term Mobilization or laissez-faire? pp. 310-325 Paul-Henri Bourrelier , Xavier Boy de la Tour and Jean-Jacques Lacour The financing of electric power projects in developing countries pp. 326-334 Andrew Barnett A pilot environmental index for the UK in the 1980s pp. 335-343 Chris Hope , Jonathan Parker and Stephen Peake Pricing initiatives and development of the Korean power sector Policy lessons for developing countries pp. 344-354 Lawrence J. Hill Renewable energy in third world development assistance Learning from experience pp. 355-364 Gerald Foley Renewables and the full costs of energy pp. 365-375 Olav Hohmeyer Transportation and global climate change: Long-run options: Pacific Grove, CA, USA, 25-28 August 1991 pp. 376-378 Peter Hughes Working together for a better environment: Challenges for transport: Royal Institute of Public Administration Conference (RIPA), London, UK, October 1991 pp. 378-379 Steve Sorrell Soviet energy: An insider's account: by A. Arbatov et al The Centre for Global Energy Studies, London, May 1991 pp. 380-379 Mikhail Korchemkin Market mechanisms for pollution control: Impacts on the coal industry: by Jan L. Vernon IEACR/27, IEA Coal Research, 38 pp, [pound sign]60/[pound sign]180 (IEA member/non-member countries) pp. 380-381 Jim Skea Superconductors in power systems: by Jyoti Parikh and Mahuri Pai Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research, Monograph Series, 132 pp, 1991 pp. 381-381 Alan Williams Volume 20, issue 3 , 1992
The commercialization of new technologies pp. 186-189 Walter C. Patterson Forum pp. 190-191 Tim Jackson Energy in the long term: Mobilization or laissez-faire? pp. 192-207 Paul-Henri Bourrelier , Xavier Boy de la Tour and Jean-Jacques Lacour Climate change and the planetary trust pp. 208-222 Peter G. Brown Energy investments and environmental implications: Key policy issues in developing countries pp. 223-232 Corazon M. Siddayao Global warming and electricity demand: A study of California pp. 233-244 Lester W. Baxter and Kevin Calandri Policies for a solar economy pp. 245-256 Chris Flavin and Nicholas Lenssen Renewables and the privatization of the UK ESI: A case study pp. 257-268 David Elliott Physical impacts of climate change pp. 269-272 Jim Skea Crisis amid plenty: The politics of soviet energy under Brezhnev and Gorbachev: by Thane Gustafson Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ, USA, 1989 pp. 272-273 Kurt Lekaas ENERGY: Production, consumption and consequences: ed John Helm National Academy Press, Washington, DC, 1990, 296 pp, $35 pp. 273-274 Warren H. Donnelly Recent modelling approaches in applied energy economics: ed by Olav Bjerkholt, Oystein Olsen and Jon Vislie Chapman and Hall, London, UK, 1990, 268pp, Index, [pound sign]40 pp. 274-275 Marian Radetzki Arrangements for responding to nuclear emergencies: Health and Safety Executive HMSO, London, UK, 1990, 26 pp pp. 275-276b Frans Berkhout Radioactive waste management: by Y.S. Tang and J.H. Saling Taylor and Francis, Basingstoke, 1990, 460 pp pp. 275-276a Frans Berkhout Trading in oil futures: by Sally Clubley Simon and Schuster, Cambridge, UK, 1990, 129 pp, [pound sign]45.00 pp. 276-277 Jennifer Irene Considine Volume 20, issue 2 , 1992
Energy and the third world: Editor's introduction pp. 90-93 Peter J G Pearson and Paul Stevens Efficient management of the power sector in developing countries pp. 94-103 Mohan Munasinghe Petroleum policy issues in developing countries pp. 104-115 Alexander G. Kemp The energy transition pp. 116-123 Gerald Leach Biomass energy, forests and global warming pp. 124-136 Frank Rosillo-Calle and David O. Hall Fuelwood policies for the 1990s pp. 137-144 John Soussan , D. Evan Mercer and O'Keefe, Phil Rural electrification in the developing world pp. 145-152 Gerald Foley Is the World Bank approach to structural reform supported by experience of electricity privatization in the UK? pp. 153-162 Adilson de Oliveira and Gordon MacKerron Aggressive cost-effective electricity conservation: Novel approaches pp. 163-172 Jayant Sathaye and Ashok Gadgil Forum pp. 173-172 Harold Wilhite Greenhouse ranking of gas-fuelling pp. 174-176 Max Wallis The particular and the panorama: Petroleum economics Jean Masseron Editions Technip, Paris, 1990, pp 519 pp. 176-178 G. Campbell Watkins Facts alone are wanted in life: Environment, resources, and conservation by Susan Owens and Peter L. Owens Cambridge University Press, 1991, 100 pp pp. 178-179 Tim Jackson Magenotohydrodynamics and the frying pan: Advanced power sources for space missions Committee on Advanced Space Based High Power Technologies US National Research Council, National Academy Press, Washington, DC, USA, 1989 pp. 179-180 Steve Thomas Process and policy advocacy: Environmental politics and policy: Theories and evidence ed by J.P. Lester Duke University Press, Durham, 1989 pp. 180-181 Stephen R. Peake Volume 20, issue 1 , 1992
Cheaper energy at lower risks in LDCs pp. 2-3 Alfredo Behrens Economic and fiscal aspects of oil and gas field abandonment: The UK continental shelf pp. 4-19 Alexander G. Kemp Development and production prospects for UK oil and gas post-Gulf crisis: A financial simulation pp. 20-29 Alexander G. Kemp , David Rose and Russell Dandie Environmental concerns regarding electric power transmission in North America pp. 30-39 John M. DeCicco , Stephen S. Bernow and Jan Beyea A troublesome legacy: The Reagan Administration's conservation and renewable energy policy pp. 40-53 David Narum Renewed prosperity for the country boats of Bangladesh pp. 54-61 Colin Palmer Biomass energy: Lessons from case studies in developing countries pp. 62-73 D. O. Hall , F. Rosillo-Calle and P. de Groot Future markets for uranium -- a contribution to the debate pp. 74-77 O'Faircheallaigh, Ciaran Coal in the environment: World Coal Institute Conference, London, UK, 3-5 April 1991 pp. 78-81 Walt Patterson Developing and financing profitable self-generation projects: Profiting from the challenge of enterprise: IIR Ltd, London, UK, 16-17 April 1991 pp. 81-82 Jim Skea Energy and environment in Eastern Europe and the European bank for reconstruction & development: London, UK, 8 July 1991 pp. 82-84 Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen Pricing for pollution: Market pricing, government regulation, environmental policy: Hobart Paper 66, 2nd Edition, Institute of Economic Affairs, London, UK, 1990 pp. 84-86 Tim Jackson
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