Energy Policy

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Volume 34, issue 18, 2006

Energy risk management and value at risk modeling pp. 3367-3373

Mehdi Sadeghi and Saeed Shavvalpour

The impact of large-scale energy storage requirements on the choice between electricity and hydrogen as the major energy carrier in a non-fossil renewables-only scenario pp. 3374-3376

Alvin O. Converse

When should we use strategic oil stocks? pp. 3377-3386

Sarah A. Emerson

Energy access problem of the poor in India: Is rural electrification a remedy? pp. 3387-3397

Subhes C. Bhattacharyya

Some aspects on hydraulic energy and environment in Turkey pp. 3398-3401

Huseyin Salvarli

Perspectives of Stirling engines use for distributed generation in Brazil pp. 3402-3408

Maria Eugenia Corria, Vladimir Melian Cobas and Electo Silva Lora

Internalisation of external costs in the Polish power generation sector: A partial equilibrium model pp. 3409-3422

Mariusz Kudelko

Public perceptions of underground coal gasification in the United Kingdom pp. 3423-3433

Simon Shackley, Sarah Mander and Alexander Reiche

Interactions between electricity-saving measures and carbon emissions from power generation in England and Wales pp. 3434-3446

R. Bettle, C.H. Pout and E.R. Hitchin

An empirical analysis of energy demand in Namibia pp. 3447-3463

G. De Vita, K. Endresen and Lester Hunt

One size fits all? Policy instruments should fit the segments of target groups pp. 3464-3474

C. Egmond, R. Jonkers and G. Kok

An evaluation of errors in US energy forecasts: 1982-2003 pp. 3475-3483

James J. Winebrake and Denys Sakva

The expansion of renewable energies and employment effects in Germany pp. 3484-3494

Bernhard Hillebrand, Hans Georg Buttermann, Jean Marc Behringer and Michaela Bleuel

Selective hedging strategies for oil stockpiling pp. 3495-3504

Won-Cheol Yun

The role of energy efficiency in reducing Scottish and UK CO2 emissions pp. 3505-3515

Nick Kelly

Ocean carbon sinks and international climate policy pp. 3516-3526

Katrin Rehdanz, Richard Tol and Patrick Wetzel

Integrated energy markets and varying degrees of liberalisation: Price links, bundled sales and CHP production exemplified by Northern European experiences pp. 3527-3537

Henrik Klinge Jacobsen, Peter Fristrup and Jesper Munksgaard

Use of economic instruments in the German renewable electricity policy pp. 3538-3548

Paolo Agnolucci

Dynamics of energy-related CO2 emissions in China during 1980 to 2002: The relative importance of energy supply-side and demand-side effects pp. 3549-3572

Libo Wu, Shinji Kaneko and Shunji Matsuoka

The causal relationship between electricity consumption and economic growth in the ASEAN countries pp. 3573-3582

Seung-Hoon Yoo

On the substitution of energy sources: Prospective of the natural gas market share in the Brazilian urban transportation and dwelling sectors pp. 3583-3590

A. Kamimura, S.M.G. Guerra and I.L. Sauer

Adaptations of renewable energy policies to unstable macroeconomic situations--Case study: Wind power in Brazil pp. 3591-3598

Johannes M. Kissel and Stefan C.W. Krauter

Decomposition analysis of CO2 emission intensity between oil-producing and non-oil-producing sub-Saharan African countries pp. 3599-3611

Obas John Ebohon and Anthony Jekwu Ikeme

New approaches for household energy conservation--In search of personal household energy budgets and energy reduction options pp. 3612-3622

Rene M.J. Benders, Rixt Kok, Henri C. Moll, Gerwin Wiersma and Klaas Jan Noorman

Green energy strategies for sustainable development pp. 3623-3633

Adnan Midilli, Ibrahim Dincer and Murat Ay

Real-time pricing with ramping costs: A new approach to managing a steep change in electricity demand pp. 3634-3643

Makoto Tanaka

Short- and long-run effects between oil consumption and economic growth in China pp. 3644-3655

Gaolu Zou and K.W. Chau

Climate policy: Bucket or drainer? pp. 3656-3668

Vlasis Oikonomou, Martin Patel and Ernst Worrell

Consumers in the green electricity market in Finland pp. 3669-3683

Suvi Salmela and Vilja Varho

Renewable energy sources in the Colombian energy policy, analysis and perspectives pp. 3684-3690

B.J. Ruiz and V. Rodriguez-Padilla

Toward an effective implementation of clean development mechanism projects in China pp. 3691-3701

ZhongXiang Zhang

Analysis of the effect and potential of energy conservation in China pp. 3702-3708

Jiankun He, Bin Liu and Aling Zhang

A critical review of Iran's buyback contracts pp. 3709-3718

Willem Groenendaal and Mohammad Mazraati

Enhancing renewable energy in the Arab States of the Gulf: Constraints & efforts pp. 3719-3726

Konstantinos D. Patlitzianas, Haris Doukas and John Psarras

Photovoltaic projects for decentralized power supply in India: A financial evaluation pp. 3727-3738

M.R. Nouni, S.C. Mullick and T.C. Kandpal

Lock-in and change: Distributed generation in Denmark in a long-term perspective pp. 3739-3748

Erik van der Vleuten and Rob Raven

Flexibility valuation in the Brazilian power system: A real options approach pp. 3749-3756

Juliana de Moraes Marreco and Lucio Guido Tapia Carpio

A new energy planning methodology for the penetration of renewable energy technologies in electricity sector--application for the island of Crete pp. 3757-3764

E. Tsioliaridou, G.C. Bakos and Manfred Stadler

Evaluation of potential cost reductions from improved amine-based CO2 capture systems pp. 3765-3772

Anand B. Rao, Edward S. Rubin, David W. Keith and M. Granger Morgan

European energy security: Towards the creation of the geo-energy space pp. 3773-3786

Aurelia Mane-Estrada

Household energy preferences for cooking in urban Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso pp. 3787-3795

Boukary Ouedraogo

A regression analysis of the effect of energy use in agriculture pp. 3796-3800

Osman Karkacier, Z. Gokalp Goktolga and Adnan Cicek

Integrated resource planning in the power sector and economy-wide changes in environmental emissions pp. 3801-3811

Ram M. Shrestha and Charles O.P. Marpaung

Dynamic simulation model of a coal thermoelectric plant with a flue gas desulphurisation system pp. 3812-3826

Antonio Caselles-Moncho, Liliana Ferrandiz-Serrano and Eduardo Peris-Mora

Credit risk in the pool--implications for private capital investments in Brazilian power generation pp. 3827-3835

Katia Rocha and Francisco A. Alcaraz Garcia

Forecasting production of fossil fuel sources in Turkey using a comparative regression and ARIMA model pp. 3836-3846

Volkan Ediger, Sertac Akar and Berkin Ugurlu

The synthesis of bottom-up and top-down approaches to climate policy modeling: Electric power technologies and the cost of limiting US CO2 emissions pp. 3847-3869

Ian Sue Wing

Energy consumption and CO2 emissions in Turkey: Empirical analysis and future projection based on an economic growth pp. 3870-3876

Nuriye Peker Say and Muzaffer Yucel

Investment prospects for geothermal power in El Salvador's electricity market pp. 3877-3886

Jun Abraham

Danish and Norwegian wind industry: The relationship between policy instruments, innovation and diffusion pp. 3887-3897

Jorund Buen

Firing the furnace? An econometric analysis of utilities' fuel choice pp. 3898-3909

Harald Tauchmann

The impact of oil prices on GDP in European countries: An empirical investigation based on asymmetric cointegration pp. 3910-3915

Sandrine Lardic and Valérie Mignon

Option value of gasification technology within an emissions trading scheme pp. 3916-3928

Harri Laurikka

Innovative energy technologies and climate policy in Germany pp. 3929-3941

Katja Schumacher and Ronald Sands

Combined heat and power in the Swedish district heating sector--impact of green certificates and CO2 trading on new investments pp. 3942-3952

David Knutsson, Sven Werner and Erik O. Ahlgren

Bio-energy in the Baltic States: Current policy and future development pp. 3953-3964

Vaclovas Miskinis, Gunta Slihta and Ylo Rudi

Feebates: An effective regulatory instrument for cost-constrained environmental policy pp. 3965-3976

Kenneth C. Johnson

Evaluation of methods used to determine realized energy savings pp. 3977-3992

Piet G.M. Boonekamp

Are subsidies for biodiesel economically efficient? pp. 3993-4001

Charles Wassell and Timothy P. Dittmer

Next allocation phase of the EU emissions trading scheme: How tough will the future be? pp. 4002-4023

E. Georgopoulou, Y. Sarafidis, S. Mirasgedis and D.P. Lalas

Technological learning in bioenergy systems pp. 4024-4041

Martin Junginger, Erika de Visser, Kurt Hjort-Gregersen, Joris Koornneef, Rob Raven, Andre Faaij and Wim Turkenburg

A strategy and protocol to increase diffusion of energy related innovations into the mainstream of housing associations pp. 4042-4049

C. Egmond, R. Jonkers and G. Kok

Diversity and security in UK electricity generation: The influence of low-carbon objectives pp. 4050-4062

Michael Grubb, Lucy Butler and Paul Twomey

The role of CO2 embodiment in US-China trade pp. 4063-4068

Bin Shui and Robert C. Harriss

Achieving global environmental benefits through local development of clean energy? The case of small hilly hydel in India pp. 4069-4080

V. Ratna Reddy, Juha I. Uitto, Dirk R. Frans and Nilufar Matin

Changing energy profiles and consumption patterns following electrification in five rural villages, South Africa pp. 4081-4092

M. Madubansi and C.M. Shackleton

Baseline for electricity sector CDM projects: Simplifying estimation of operating margin emission factor pp. 4093-4102

Sudhir Sharma and Ram M. Shrestha

LNG as a strategy to establish developing countries' gas markets: The Brazilian case pp. 4103-4114

Carlos Alberto Rechelo Neto and Ildo Luis Sauer

Comparing price forecast accuracy of natural gas models and futures markets pp. 4115-4122

Gabrielle Wong-Parodi, Larry Dale and Alex Lekov

H. Khatib, Economic Evaluation of Projects in the Electricity Supply Industry, Institution of Electrical Engineers, London (2003) ISBN 0-86341-304-8 (216 pp.) pp. 4123-4124

Paul Komor

Peter W. Huber and Mark P. Mills, The Bottomless Well: The Twilight of Fuel, The Virtue of Waste, and Why We Will Never Run Out of Energy, Basic Books, New York, NY (2005) 214pp., $26, Hardcover pp. 4124-4125

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

W. Kininmonth, Climate Change: A Natural Hazard, Multi-Science Publishing Company, Essex, UK (2004) ISBN 0 906522 26 9 Paperback price [pound sign]39 pp. 4125-4128

Obas John Ebohon

P. Meier and M. Munasinghe, Editors, Sustainable Energy in Developing Countries, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, UK (2005) (283pp) pp. 4128-4128

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

C.A. Dahl, International Energy Markets, Understanding Pricing, Policies and Profits, Pennwell, Tulsa, OK (2004) (xvii, 587pp.) pp. 4129-4129

Jean-Thomas Bernard

Volume 34, issue 17, 2006

Technological innovation in the energy sector: R&D, deployment, and learning-by-doing pp. 2601-2608

Ambuj D. Sagar and Bob van der Zwaan

The car and fuel of the future pp. 2609-2614

Joseph Romm

Policy-making under uncertainty: Commentary upon the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme pp. 2615-2629

Laura Haar and Lawrence Haar

A green hydrogen economy pp. 2630-2639

Woodrow W. Clark and Jeremy Rifkin

Energy models for commercial energy prediction and substitution of renewable energy sources pp. 2640-2653

S. Iniyan, L. Suganthi and Anand A. Samuel

A comparison of the environmental benefits of bagasse-derived electricity and fuel ethanol on a life-cycle basis pp. 2654-2661

Tyron Botha and Harro von Blottnitz

Outcome indicators for the evaluation of energy policy instruments and technical change pp. 2662-2676

Lena Neij and Kerstin Astrand

Emissions from distributed vs. centralized generation: The importance of system performance pp. 2677-2689

Neil Strachan and Alexander Farrell

Lignite-fired thermal power plants and SO2 pollution in Turkey pp. 2690-2701

Nuriye Peker Say

Optimal timing in the privatisation of a utility in an emerging country: the case of electricity distribution in Delhi pp. 2702-2718

Joel Ruet

Competing explanations for adopting energy innovations for new office buildings pp. 2719-2735

Walter J.V. Vermeulen and Jeroen Hovens

Forecasting short-run crude oil price using high- and low-inventory variables pp. 2736-2743

Michael Ye, John Zyren and Joanne Shore

Measuring the environmental load of household consumption using some methods based on input-output energy analysis: A comparison of methods and a discussion of results pp. 2744-2761

Rixt Kok, Rene M.J. Benders and Henri C. Moll

Examining market power in the European natural gas market pp. 2762-2778

Rudolf Egging-Bratseth and Steven A. Gabriel

Analysis of CO2 emissions in APEC countries: A time-series and a cross-sectional decomposition using the log mean Divisia method pp. 2779-2787

Kihoon Lee and Wankeun Oh

Efficiency evaluation of the state owned electric utilities in India pp. 2788-2804

Tripta Thakur, S.G. Deshmukh and S.C. Kaushik

Exploiting the oil-GDP effect to support renewables deployment pp. 2805-2819

Shimon Awerbuch and Raphael Sauter

Regional energy demand and adaptations to climate change: Methodology and application to the state of Maryland, USA pp. 2820-2833

Matthias Ruth and Ai-Chen Lin

Scenario for growth of electricity in India pp. 2834-2847

R.B. Grover and Subhash Chandra

CO2 benefit from the increasing percentage of diesel passenger cars. Case of Ireland pp. 2848-2857

Efthimios Zervas

Independent regulatory authorities in European electricity markets pp. 2858-2870

Anders Larsen, Lene Holm Pedersen, Eva Moll Sorensen and Ole Jess Olsen

Opportunities for biomass-derived "bio-oil" in European heat and power markets pp. 2871-2880

J.G. Brammer, M. Lauer and A.V. Bridgwater

A feasible reform for the electricity supply industry in Hong Kong pp. 2881-2890

H.W. Ngan, J.H. Wang, W. Engriwan and K.L. Lo

What are the alternatives available to Hong Kong in structuring the electricity supply industry? pp. 2891-2904

Chi Tak Chan

Sustainability and information in urban system analysis pp. 2905-2914

C. Balocco and G. Grazzini

The differences that methods make: Cross-border power flows and accounting for carbon emissions from electricity use pp. 2915-2928

Scott Jiusto

Social learning and public policy: Lessons from an energy-conscious village pp. 2929-2940

Sarah Darby

Photovoltaic electricity production of a grid-connected urban house in Serbia pp. 2941-2948

Milorad Bojic and Mirko Blagojevic

An options approach to investment in a hydrogen infrastructure pp. 2949-2963

A.A. van Benthem, G.J. Kramer and Roald Ramer

Independent operation by subsystems: Strategic behavior for the Brazilian electricity sector pp. 2964-2976

Lucio Guido Tapia Carpio and Amaro Olimpio Pereira

Rural electrification policy and institutional linkages pp. 2977-2993

Charles Moonga Haanyika

Travel demand policies for saving oil during a supply emergency pp. 2994-3005

Robert Noland, William A. Cowart and Lewis M. Fulton

Reconnecting the technology characterisation of the hydrogen economy to contexts of consumption pp. 3006-3016

Mike Hodson and Simon Marvin

Effects of privatization: A case study from Cayirhan coal district, Turkey pp. 3017-3026

E. Mustafa Eyyuboglu

Oil refining expansion criteria for Brazil pp. 3027-3040

Marina Elisabete Espinho Tavares, Alexandre Salem Szklo, Giovani Vitoria Machado, Roberto Schaeffer, Jacqueline Barboza Mariano and Janaina Francisco Sala

Wind power, policy learning and paradigm change pp. 3041-3048

Joseph Szarka

Electricity dependency and CO2 emissions from heating in the Swedish building sector--Current trends in conflict with governmental policy? pp. 3049-3064

P. Johansson, A. Nylander and F. Johnsson

Evaluating the applicability of integrated domestic energy consumption frameworks in the UK pp. 3065-3077

James Keirstead

Fuel price determination in transportation sector using predicted energy and transport demand pp. 3078-3086

Soner Haldenbilen

Energy forecasting: Predictions, reality and analysis of causes of error pp. 3087-3092

V.P. Utgikar and J.P. Scott

The role of hydropower in meeting Turkey's electric energy demand pp. 3093-3103

Omer Yuksek, Murat Ihsan Komurcu, Ibrahim Yuksel and Kamil Kaygusuz

Energy efficiency policy impact in India: case study of investment in industrial energy efficiency pp. 3104-3114

Ming Yang

Target group segmentation makes sense: If one sheep leaps over the ditch, all the rest will follow pp. 3115-3123

C. Egmond, R. Jonkers and G. Kok

Refurbishment priorities at the Russian coal-fired power sector for cleaner energy production--Case studies pp. 3124-3136

P. Grammelis, N. Koukouzas, G. Skodras, E. Kakaras, A. Tumanovsky and V. Kotler

The structure of residential energy demand in Greece pp. 3137-3143

Vassilis Rapanos and Michael Polemis

Embodied energy analysis of photovoltaic (PV) system based on macro- and micro-level pp. 3144-3152

I. Nawaz and G.N. Tiwari

Missing the spark: An investigation into the low adoption paradox of combined heat and power technologies pp. 3153-3164

Steffen Mueller

Use of artificial neural networks for transport energy demand modeling pp. 3165-3172

Yetis Sazi Murat and Halim Ceylan

Linking renewable energy CDM projects and TGC schemes: An analysis of different options pp. 3173-3183

Pablo Del Rio

Stimulating the use of biofuels in the European Union: Implications for climate change policy pp. 3184-3194

Lisa Ryan, Frank Convery and Susana Ferreira

Assessment of small hydropower potential using remote sensing data for sustainable development in India pp. 3195-3205

Surekha Dudhani, A.K. Sinha and S.S. Inamdar

Total-factor energy efficiency of regions in China pp. 3206-3217

Jin-Li Hu and Shih-Chuan Wang

Beyond the learning curve: factors influencing cost reductions in photovoltaics pp. 3218-3232

Gregory Nemet

Industrial and institutional restructuring of the Russian electricity sector: Status and issues pp. 3233-3244

Alda Engoian

US long-term energy intensity: Backcast and projection pp. 3245-3256

Hadi Dowlatabadi and Matthew A. Oravetz

Energy efficiency standards for equipment: Additional opportunities in the residential and commercial sectors pp. 3257-3267

Greg Rosenquist, Michael McNeil, Maithili Iyer, Stephen Meyers and James McMahon

Outlook for advanced biofuels pp. 3268-3283

Carlo N Hamelinck and Andre P.C. Faaij

Electrical energy consumption and production of Turkey versus world pp. 3284-3292

Murat Tunc, Unal Camdali, Tunc Liman and Anil Deger

How to play the game as the bridge between two European power markets--the case of Western Denmark pp. 3293-3304

Ole Jess Olsen, Eirik S. Amundsen and Bjarne Donslund

The marginal impact of carbon dioxide under two scenarios of future emissions pp. 3305-3316

Mohammed Wahba and Chris Hope

Market penetration rates of new energy technologies pp. 3317-3326

Peter Lund

Assessment of the relationship between oil prices and US oil stocks pp. 3327-3333

Salman Saif Ghouri

Nuclear energy and sustainability: Understanding ITER pp. 3334-3341

Karine Fiore

Energy-GDP relationship revisited: An example from GCC countries using panel causality pp. 3342-3350

Mahmoud A. Al-Iriani

Beyond free electricity: The costs of electric cooking in poor households and a market-friendly alternative pp. 3351-3358

Mark Howells, David G. Victor, Trevor Gaunt, Rebecca J. Elias and Thomas Alfstad

Decision support for choice optimal power generation projects: Fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model based on the electricity market pp. 3359-3364

Zhihong Liang, Kun Yang, Yaowei Sun, Jiahai Yuan, Hongwei Zhang and Zhizheng Zhang

Y.-C. Xu, Electricity reform in China, India, and Russia, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK (2004) pp. 3365-3366

James P. Dorian

Volume 34, issue 16, 2006

Introduction: power market reform in selected Asian countries pp. 2439-2441

Larry Chow

Cost-benefit analysis of reforming Israel's electricity industry pp. 2442-2454

A. Tishler, J. Newman, I. Spekterman and Chi-Keung Woo

The reform of electricity power sector in the PR of China pp. 2455-2465

Shaofeng Xu and Wenying Chen

Implications of private sector participation in power generation--a case study from India pp. 2466-2479

P. Balachandra

Power sector reform in India: current issues and prospects pp. 2480-2490

Anoop Singh

Regulatory reform of the electricity industry in Japan: What is the next step of deregulation? pp. 2491-2497

Hiroshi Asano

Efficiency and deregulation of the electricity market in Singapore pp. 2498-2508

Youngho Chang and Tuan Hin Tay

The deregulation of Taiwan electricity supply industry pp. 2509-2520

King Min Wang

Deregulation of ESI and privatization of state electric utilities in Thailand pp. 2521-2531

Surapong Chirarattananon and Supattana Nirukkanaporn

Electricity liberalisation in Europe--how competitive will it be? pp. 2532-2541

Richard Green

Electric energy restructuring in the European Union: Integration, subsidiarity and the challenge of harmonization pp. 2542-2551

Roberto J. Serralles

Did a local distribution company procure prudently during the California electricity crisis? pp. 2552-2565

Chi-Keung Woo, Debra Lloyd and William Clayton

Taxation on vehicle fuels: its impacts on switching to cleaner fuels pp. 2566-2571

Wing-Tat Hung

The economic impact of strengthening fuel quality regulation--reducing sulfur content in diesel fuel pp. 2572-2585

H.J. Chang, G.L. Cho and Y.D. Kim

Dynamics of technology shifts in the household sector--implications for clean development mechanism pp. 2586-2599

B. Sudhakara Reddy and P. Balachandra

Volume 34, issue 15, 2006

Bangladeshi gas misses India's energy drive? pp. 1971-1973

P.R. Kumaraswamy and Sreeradha Datta

The grin of the Cheshire cat pp. 1974-1983

Steve Thomas

Global challenges in energy pp. 1984-1991

James P. Dorian, Herman T. Franssen and Dale R. Simbeck

Offshore decommissioning issues: Deductibility and transferability pp. 1992-2001

Virginia Parente, Doneivan Ferreira, Edmilson Moutinho dos Santos and Estanislau Luczynski

Supply adequacy in electricity markets based on hydro systems--the Brazilian case pp. 2002-2011

Edson Luiz da Silva

Evaluating the need for economic support policies in promoting greenhouse gas emission reduction measures in the building sector: The case of Greece pp. 2012-2031

E. Georgopoulou, Y. Sarafidis, S. Mirasgedis, C.A. Balaras, A. Gaglia and D.P. Lalas

Future demand of petroleum products in India pp. 2032-2037

Sajal Ghosh

Useful models for simulating policies to induce technological change pp. 2038-2047

Nicholas Rivers and Mark Jaccard

Counting the cost of water use in hydroelectric generation in Scotland pp. 2048-2059

Michael MacLeod, Dominic Moran and Ian Spencer

Bi-directional causality in California's electricity and natural-gas markets pp. 2060-2070

Chi-Keung Woo, Arne Olson, Ira Horowitz and Stephen Luk

The environmental and economic impacts of the UK climate change agreements pp. 2071-2086

Paul Ekins and Ben Etheridge

Increasing biomass based power generation in the UK pp. 2087-2099

Patricia Thornley

BP's emissions trading system pp. 2100-2112

David G. Victor and Joshua C. House

Decomposition analysis of CO2 emission in long-term climate stabilization scenarios pp. 2113-2122

Reina Kawase, Yuzuru Matsuoka and Junichi Fujino

A game theoretic model of the Northwestern European electricity market--market power and the environment pp. 2123-2136

Wietze Lise, Vincent Linderhof, Onno Kuik, Claudia Kemfert, Robert Östling and Thomas Heinzow

A geographic analysis of wind turbine placement in Northern California pp. 2137-2149

Laura C. Rodman and Ross K. Meentemeyer

How to use the clean development mechanism in the residential sector? The case of Brazilian refrigerators pp. 2150-2160

Helioui Khalil, Claude Cohen and Alexandre Salem Szklo

The case of a proposed 21.5 MWe biomass gasifier in Winkleigh, Devon: Implications for governance of renewable energy planning pp. 2161-2172

Paul Upham and Simon Shackley

Host country attractiveness for CDM non-sink projects pp. 2173-2184

Martina Jung

The promise of clean energy pp. 2185-2190

Jose Goldemberg

Has electric utility restructuring led to lower electricity prices for residential consumers in Texas? pp. 2191-2200

Jay Zarnikau and Doug Whitworth

The outlook for renewable energy in Navarre: An economic profile pp. 2201-2216

Javier Faulin, Fernando Lera, Jesus M. Pintor and Justo Garcia

Sharing the burden of climate change stabilization: An energy sector perspective pp. 2217-2231

Fabian Wagner and Jayant A. Sathaye

Long-term security of energy supply and climate change pp. 2232-2250

Hal Turton and Leonardo Barreto

Carbon charges and natural gas use in China pp. 2251-2262

Jeffrey Skeer and Yanjia Wang

Energy policy and the role of bioenergy in Poland pp. 2263-2278

Lars J. Nilsson, Marcin Pisarek, Jerzy Buriak, Anna Oniszk-Poplawska, Pawel Bucko, Karin Ericsson and Lukasz Jaworski

Energy in transition: From the iron curtain to the European Union pp. 2279-2297

Diana Urge-Vorsatz, Gergana Miladinova and Laszlo Paizs

Electric power grid interconnection in Northeast Asia pp. 2298-2309

Won-Cheol Yun and ZhongXiang Zhang

Optimal household refrigerator replacement policy for life cycle energy, greenhouse gas emissions, and cost pp. 2310-2323

Hyung Chul Kim, Gregory A. Keoleian and Yuhta A. Horie

Design of drilling contracts--Economic incentives and safety issues pp. 2324-2329

Petter Osmundsen, Anders Toft and Kjell Agnar Dragvik

Assessing the value of pulp mill biomass savings in a climate change conscious economy pp. 2330-2343

Anders Adahl, Simon Harvey and Thore Berntsson

Climate policy instruments and industry--effects and potential responses in the Swedish context pp. 2344-2360

Bengt Johansson

Natural gas power generation in Brazil: New window of opportunity? pp. 2361-2372

Ricardo Gorini de Oliveira and Juliana de Moraes Marreco

Supply amount and marginal price of renewable electricity under the renewables portfolio standard in Japan pp. 2373-2387

Kenichiro Nishio and Hiroshi Asano

Energy for sustainable development in Malaysia: Energy policy and alternative energy pp. 2388-2397

Abdul Rahman Mohamed and Keat Teong Lee

A cross-country analysis of aggregate energy and carbon intensities pp. 2398-2404

B.W. Ang and N. Liu

The determinants of the changes in car fuel efficiency in Great Britain (1978-2000) pp. 2405-2412

Tae-Hyeong Kwon

Modelling long-term oil price and extraction with a Hubbert approach: The LOPEX model pp. 2413-2428

Tobias Rehrl and Rainer Friedrich

Method for calculating annual energy efficiency improvement of TV sets pp. 2429-2432

M. Varman, T.M.I. Mahlia and H.H. Masjuki

A.B. Lovins, E.K. Datta, O. Bustnes, J.G. Koomey and N.J. Glasgow, Winning the Oil Endgame, Rocky Mountain Institute, Snowmass CO (2004) (hard copy: O.-E. Bustnes, $40, free download www.oilendgame.com) pp. 2433-2435

Raphael Sauter and Shimon Awerbuch

H. Labohm, S. Rozendaal and D. Theones, Man-Made Global Warming: Unravelling a Dogma, Multi-Science Publishing Co. Ltd., Essex, UK (2004) ISBN 0-906522-25-0 (Paperback, price: [pound sign]37.50/US$60) pp. 2435-2437

Obas John Ebohon

Volume 34, issue 14, 2006

Exergy analysis of energy utilization in the transportation sector in China pp. 1709-1719

Xi Ji and G.Q. Chen

Adding apples and oranges: The monitoring of energy efficiency in the Dutch food industry pp. 1720-1735

C.A. Ramirez, K. Blok, M. Neelis and M. Patel

Electricity markets volatility: estimates, regularities and risk management applications pp. 1736-1749

Masao Nakamura, Tomoaki Nakashima and Takahide Niimura

A comparative analysis of business structures suitable for farmer-owned wind power projects in the United States pp. 1750-1761

Mark Bolinger and Ryan Wiser

Inequality in CO2 emissions across countries and its relationship with income inequality: A distributive approach pp. 1762-1772

Emilio Padilla Rosa and Alfredo Serrano

On the baseline evolution of automobile fuel economy in Europe pp. 1773-1785

Theodoros Zachariadis

The effectiveness of different policy regimes for promoting wind power: Experiences from the states pp. 1786-1796

Fredric C. Menz and Stephan Vachon

Consumer attitudes towards domestic solar power systems pp. 1797-1806

Adam Faiers and Charles Neame

Analysis of long-range clean energy investment scenarios for Eritrea, East Africa pp. 1807-1817

Robert Van Buskirk

Energy service companies in European countries: Current status and a strategy to foster their development pp. 1818-1832

Paolo Bertoldi, Silvia Rezessy and Edward Vine

Demand for road-fuel in a small developing economy: The case of Sri Lanka pp. 1833-1840

Sunil Chandrasiri

Decomposition of CO2 emissions over 1980-2003 in Turkey pp. 1841-1852

Wietze Lise

The evolution of hard coal trade in the Pacific market pp. 1853-1866

Rudianto Ekawan, Michel Duchene and Damien Goetz

CDM potential for rural transition in China case study: Options in Yinzhou district, Zhejiang province pp. 1867-1882

Xingshu Zhao and Axel Michaelowa

Analysis of changing hidden energy flow in Vietnam pp. 1883-1888

Nguyen Thi Anh Tuyet and Keiichi N. Ishihara

Allocation of CO2 emission permits--Economic incentives for emission reductions in developing countries pp. 1889-1899

Tobias A. Persson, Christian Azar and Kristian Lindgren

Baselines for carbon emissions in the Indian and Chinese power sectors: Implications for international carbon trading pp. 1900-1917

Chi Zhang, P.R. Shukla, David G. Victor, Thomas C. Heller, Debashish Biswas and Tirthankar Nag

Efficient and inefficient aspects of residential energy behaviour: What are the policy instruments for change? pp. 1918-1927

Anna-Lisa Linden, Annika Carlsson-Kanyama and Bjorn Eriksson

Turkey's natural gas necessity, consumption and future perspectives pp. 1928-1934

A.M. Kilic

Stimulating the diffusion of photovoltaic systems: A behavioural perspective pp. 1935-1943

Wander Jager

How much transport can the climate stand?--Sweden on a sustainable path in 2050 pp. 1944-1957

Jonas Akerman and Mattias Hojer

Analysis of the Syrian long-term energy and electricity demand projection using the end-use methodology pp. 1958-1970

A. Hainoun, M.K. Seif-Eldin and S. Almoustafa

Volume 34, issue 13, 2006

A critical assessment of the Hong Kong Government's proposed post-2008 regulatory regime for local electricity utilities pp. 1451-1456

Chi-Keung Woo, Ira Horowitz and Asher Tishler

Interconnector economics pp. 1457-1472

Ralph Turvey

Greenhouse gas emission trading schemes: a new tool for the environmental regulator's kit pp. 1473-1477

Sebastien Soleille

Quality regulation of electricity distribution in Italy: an evaluation study pp. 1478-1486

Virendra Ajodhia, Luca Lo Schiavo and Roberto Malaman

The evolution of hard coal trade in the Atlantic market pp. 1487-1498

Rudianto Ekawan and Michel Duchene

Identifying key factors and strategies for reducing industrial CO2 emissions from a non-Kyoto protocol member's (Taiwan) perspective pp. 1499-1507

Sue J. Lin, I.J. Lu and Charles Lewis

Driving forces and obstacles with regard to co-operation between municipal energy companies and process industries in Sweden pp. 1508-1519

Stefan Gronkvist and Peter Sandberg

Improving the institutional structures for disseminating energy efficiency in emerging nations: a case study for energy agencies in South Africa pp. 1520-1531

Barbara Praetorius and Jan W. Bleyl

Compensating customer-generators: a taxonomy describing methods of compensating customer-generators for electricity supplied to the grid pp. 1532-1539

Larry Hughes and Jeff Bell

Technical and economic aspects of ancillary services markets in the electric power industry: an international comparison pp. 1540-1555

R. Raineri, S. Rios and D. Schiele

Developing sustainable energy policies for electrical energy conservation in Saudi Arabia pp. 1556-1565

S.A. Al-Ajlan, A.M. Al-Ibrahim, M. Abdulkhaleq and F. Alghamdi

Scaling up biomass gasifier use: an application-specific approach pp. 1566-1582

Debyani Ghosh, Ambuj D Sagar and V.V.N. Kishore

Potential energy savings and environmental impact by implementing energy efficiency standard for household refrigerators in China pp. 1583-1589

Wei Lu

Foreign trade and declining pollution in Sweden: a decomposition analysis of long-term structural and technological effects pp. 1590-1599

Astrid Kander and Magnus Lindmark

Climate policy in developing countries and conditional transfers pp. 1600-1610

Dirk Rübbelke

Assessment of the energy utilization efficiency in the Turkish transportation sector between 2000 and 2020 using energy and exergy analysis method pp. 1611-1618

Zafer Utlu and Arif Hepbasli

Cost of electric power sector carbon mitigation in India: international implications pp. 1619-1629

Jayant Sathaye and Amol Phadke

The liberalisation of the Spanish gas market pp. 1630-1644

Luis Alberto Rasines Garcia

Technological learning and renewable energy costs: implications for US renewable energy policy pp. 1645-1658

Peter H. Kobos, Jon D. Erickson and Thomas E. Drennen

Should Russia increase domestic prices for natural gas? pp. 1659-1670

Daniel J. Dudek, Alexander Golub and Elena B. Strukova

An assessment of the natural gas supply potential of the south energy corridor from the Caspian Region to the EU pp. 1671-1680

Dimitrios Mavrakis, Fotios Thomaidis and Ioannis Ntroukas

Green energy market development in Germany: effective public policy and emerging customer demand pp. 1681-1696

Rolf Wustenhagen and Michael Bilharz

System failure, innovation policy and patents: Fuel cells and related hydrogen technology in Norway 1990-2002 pp. 1697-1708

Helge Godoe and Stian Nygaard

Volume 34, issue 12, 2006

The Rimini Protocol an oil depletion protocol: Heading off economic chaos and political conflict during the second half of the age of oil pp. 1319-1325

C.J. Campbell

Zero-value problems of the logarithmic mean divisia index decomposition method pp. 1326-1331

Richard Wood and Manfred Lenzen

Public understanding of environmental impacts of electricity deregulation pp. 1332-1343

Branden B. Johnson and Pamela G. Frank

Modeling technical change in energy system analysis: analyzing the introduction of learning-by-doing in bottom-up energy models pp. 1344-1356

Christer Berglund and Patrik Söderholm

Assessing renewables-to-electricity systems: a fuzzy expert system model pp. 1357-1366

S.D. Kaminaris, T.D. Tsoutsos, D. Agoris and A.V. Machias

Greenhouse gas emissions from willow-based electricity: a scenario analysis for Portugal and The Netherlands pp. 1367-1377

R. Rebelo de Mira and C. Kroeze

Spatial boundaries and temporal periods for setting greenhouse gas performance standards pp. 1378-1388

Scott Murtishaw, Jayant Sathaye and Maurice LeFranc

Estimating the impact of royalty relief on oil and gas production on marginal state leases in the US pp. 1389-1398

David E. Dismukes, Jeffrey M. Burke and Dmitry V. Mesyanzhinov

Estimation of carbon baselines for power generation in India: the supply side approach pp. 1399-1410

Barnali Nag

Modeling long-term dynamics of electricity markets pp. 1411-1433

Fernando Olsina, Francisco Garces and H.-J. Haubrich

Cost of unserved power in Karnataka, India pp. 1434-1447

Ranjan Kumar Bose, Megha Shukla, Leena Srivastava and Gil Yaron

S.L. Rao, Governing power, TERI Press, New Delhi (2004) ISBN 81-7993-033-5 500 pp., (Rs. 580; US $35) pp. 1448-1450

T.L. Sankar

Volume 34, issue 11, 2006

Introduction to the special issue on `hydrogen' in `Energy Policy' pp. 1223-1226

Raimund Bleischwitz and Katrin Fuhrmann

What governs the transition to a sustainable hydrogen economy? Articulating the relationship between technologies and political institutions pp. 1227-1235

Matthijs Hisschemoller, Ries Bode and Marleen van de Kerkhof

Forecasts, scenarios, visions, backcasts and roadmaps to the hydrogen economy: A review of the hydrogen futures literature pp. 1236-1250

William McDowall and Malcolm Eames

Energy system aspects of hydrogen as an alternative fuel in transport pp. 1251-1259

Stephan Ramesohl and Frank Merten

Towards sustainable energy systems: The related role of hydrogen pp. 1260-1270

Peter Hennicke and Manfred Fischedick

Prospects for hydrogen in the German energy system pp. 1271-1283

J.-F. Hake, J. Linssen and M. Walbeck

Development of European hydrogen infrastructure scenarios--CO2 reduction potential and infrastructure investment pp. 1284-1298

Martin Wietschel, Ulrike Hasenauer and Arend de Groot

Transition to hydrogen-based transportation in China: Lessons learned from alternative fuel vehicle programs in the United States and China pp. 1299-1309

Jimin Zhao and Marc W. Melaina

Electricity intensity backstop level to meet sustainable backstop supply technologies pp. 1310-1317

Aviel Verbruggen

Erratum to "A global survey of hydrogen energy research, development and policy": [Energy Policy 34 (2006) 781-792] pp. 1318-1208

Barry D. Solomon and Abhijit Banerjee

Volume 34, issue 10, 2006

Estimating the energy and exergy utilization efficiencies for the residential-commercial sector: an application pp. 1097-1105

Zafer Utlu and Arif Hepbasli

Electricity consumption and economic growth: a time series experience for 17 African countries pp. 1106-1114

Yemane Wolde-Rufael

Electricity industry restructuring revisited: the case of Korea pp. 1115-1126

Byoung-Hoon Lee and Hyeon-Hyo Ahn

Competition between biomass and food production in the presence of energy policies: a partial equilibrium analysis pp. 1127-1138

A. Ignaciuk, F. Vohringer, A. Ruijs and Ekko van Ierland

Technology choice and CDM projects in China: case study of a small steel company in Shandong Province pp. 1139-1151

Shinji Kaneko, Asaka Yonamine and Tae Yong Jung

Integrated energy systems and local energy markets pp. 1152-1160

Henrik Lund and Ebbe Munster

Techno-economics of micro-hydro projects for decentralized power supply in India pp. 1161-1174

M.R. Nouni, S.C. Mullick and T.C. Kandpal

Climate change negotiations and first-mover advantages: the case of the wind turbine industry pp. 1175-1184

Urs Steiner Brandt and Gert Svendsen

Globalizing carbon lock-in pp. 1185-1197

Gregory C. Unruh and Javier Carrillo-Hermosilla

Keeping warm? Self-reported housing and home energy efficiency factors impacting on older people heating homes in North Wales pp. 1198-1208

Vanessa Burholt and Gill Windle

Renewable electricity in Sweden: an analysis of policy and regulations pp. 1209-1220

Yan Wang

Komor Paul, Renewable Energy Policy, iUniverse Inc., New York (2004) (182pp.) pp. 1221-1222

Blair G. Swezey

Volume 34, issue 9, 2006

Long-term greenhouse gas emission reductions--what's possible, what's necessary? pp. 971-974

Sven Bode

Vehicle technology under CO2 constraint: a general equilibrium analysis pp. 975-985

Andreas Schafer and Henry D. Jacoby

Energy from sugarcane bagasse under electricity rationing in Brazil: a computable general equilibrium model pp. 986-992

Jose Scaramucci, Clovis Perin, Petronio Pulino, Orlando F.J.G. Bordoni, Marcelo P. da Cunha and Luis A.B. Cortez

Energy supply planning in Iran by using fuzzy linear programming approach (regarding uncertainties of investment costs) pp. 993-1003

Mehdi Sadeghi and Hossein Mirshojaeian Hosseini

Valuing the attributes of renewable energy investments pp. 1004-1014

Eric Ariel Bergmann, Nick Hanley and Robert Wright

Analysis of the impact of electricity grid interconnection between Korea and Japan--Feasibility study for energy network in Northeast Asia pp. 1015-1025

Makoto Kanagawa and Toshihiko Nakata

The limits of human development and the use of energy and natural resources pp. 1026-1031

Rubens A. Dias, Cristiano R. Mattos and Jose A. P. Balestieri

A problem of incentive compatibility in the North Sea petroleum industry pp. 1032-1045

Hossein A. Kashani

Australia's mandatory renewable energy target (MRET): an assessment pp. 1046-1062

Anthony Kent and David Mercer

Emissions trading and investment decisions in the power sector--a case study in Finland pp. 1063-1074

Harri Laurikka and Tiina Koljonen

The Russian oil industry between public and private governance: obstacles to international oil companies' investment strategies pp. 1075-1085

Catherine Locatelli

The causality relationship between energy consumption and GDP in G-11 countries revisited pp. 1086-1093

Chien-Chiang Lee

Gipe Paul, Wind Power, Chelsea Green Publishing Company, Vermont, USA (2001) ISBN 1-931498-14-8 (pp. xi+439, revised and expanded edition 2004-08-07) pp. 1094-1095

John Twidell

Volume 34, issue 8, 2006

Social and political responses to ecological tax reform in Europe: an introduction to the special issue pp. 895-904

Simon Dresner, Louise Dunne, Peter Clinch and Christiane Beuermann

Ecological Tax Reform in Denmark: history and social acceptability pp. 905-916

Jacob Klok, Anders Larsen, Anja Dahl and Kirsten Hansen

Ecological tax reform in Germany: handling two hot potatoes at the same time pp. 917-929

Christiane Beuermann and Tilman Santarius

History and social responses to environmental tax reform in the United Kingdom pp. 930-939

Simon Dresner, Tim Jackson and Nigel Gilbert

The rise and fall of French Ecological Tax Reform: social acceptability versus political feasibility in the energy tax implementation process pp. 940-949

Jose-Frederic Deroubaix and Francois Leveque

Environmental tax reform: an assessment of social responses in Ireland pp. 950-959

J. Peter Clinch and Louise Dunne

Environmental and wider implications of political impediments to environmental tax reform pp. 960-970

J. Peter Clinch, Louise Dunne and Simon Dresner

Volume 34, issue 7, 2006

Assessment of Thailand indoor set-point impact on energy consumption and environment pp. 765-770

N. Yamtraipat, J. Khedari, J. Hirunlabh and J. Kunchornrat

Promotional policy and perspectives of usage renewable energy in Lithuania pp. 771-780

Vladislovas Katinas and Antanas Markevicius

A global survey of hydrogen energy research, development and policy pp. 781-792

Barry D. Solomon and Abhijit Banerjee

Market perspectives of stationary fuel cells in a sustainable energy supply system--long-term scenarios for Germany pp. 793-803

Wolfram Krewitt, Joachim Nitsch, Manfred Fischedick, Martin Pehnt and Heiner Temming

Small distributed generation versus centralised supply: a social cost-benefit analysis in the residential and service sectors pp. 804-832

Francesco Gulli

Evaluation of lifecycle CO2 emissions from the Japanese electric power sector in the 21st century under various nuclear scenarios pp. 833-852

Koji Tokimatsu, Takanobu Kosugi, Takayoshi Asami, Eric Williams and Yoichi Kaya

Investment incentives: regulation of the Finnish electricity distribution pp. 853-862

Kaisa Kinnunen

Conditions for the sustainability of biomass based fuel use pp. 863-876

L. Reijnders

Equity implications of two burden-sharing rules for stabilizing greenhouse-gas concentrations pp. 877-891

Asami Miketa and Leo Schrattenholzer

The 19th World Energy Congress Sydney (Australia)--5-9 September 2004 pp. 892-893

Hisham Khatib

Volume 34, issue 6, 2006

Cutting the "Gordian knot" in climate change policy pp. 655-658

Leigh Raymond

Renewable energies and the poor: niche or nexus? pp. 659-663

Subhes C. Bhattacharyya

Climate change dilemma: technology, social change or both?: An examination of long-term transport policy choices in the United States pp. 664-679

Sudhir Chella Rajan

Multi-period emissions trading in the electricity sector--winners and losers pp. 680-691

Sven Bode

Placing Brazil's heavy acid oils on international markets pp. 692-705

Alexandre Salem Szklo, Giovani Machado, Roberto Schaeffer, Andre Felipe Simoes and Jacqueline Barboza Mariano

Accounting for fuel price risk when comparing renewable to gas-fired generation: the role of forward natural gas prices pp. 706-720

Mark Bolinger, Ryan Wiser and William Golove

Bringing solar home systems to rural El Salvador: lessons for small NGOs pp. 721-729

Peter J. Balint

GIS-based evaluation of multifarious local renewable energy sources: a case study of the Chigu area of southwestern Taiwan pp. 730-742

Cheng-Dar Yue and Shi-Sian Wang

Natural gas domestic market development for total elimination of routine flares in Nigeria's upstream petroleum operations pp. 743-753

J.A. Sonibare and F.A. Akeredolu

Reductions in emissions of local air pollutants and co-benefits of Chinese energy policy: a Shanghai case study pp. 754-762

Chen Changhong, Wang Bingyan, Fu Qingyan, Collin Green and David G. Streets

Erratum to "Carbon-Money Exchange to contain global warming and deforestation": [Energy Policy 33 (2005) 1233-1238] pp. 763-764

Koza Nagase

Volume 34, issue 5, 2006

David Pearce pp. 499-499

Anil Markandya

G. Campbell Watkins (1939-2005) pp. 500-500

J. Dunkerley

Introduction pp. 501-502

Larry C.H. Chow

Lessons from the past thirty years pp. 503-507

Joy Dunkerley

Oil scarcity: What have the past three decades revealed? pp. 508-514

G.C. Watkins

Have we run out of oil yet? Oil peaking analysis from an optimist's perspective pp. 515-531

David L. Greene, Janet L. Hopson and Jia Li

Energy supply security and geopolitics: A European perspective pp. 532-543

Aad Correlje and Coby van der Linde

Central Asia: A major emerging energy player in the 21st century pp. 544-555

James P. Dorian

Polices for increasing energy efficiency: Thirty years of experience in OECD countries pp. 556-573

Howard Geller, Philip Harrington, Arthur H. Rosenfeld, Satoshi Tanishima and Fridtjof Unander

Monitoring changes in economy-wide energy efficiency: From energy-GDP ratio to composite efficiency index pp. 574-582

B.W. Ang

The British Model in Britain: Failing slowly pp. 583-600

Steve Thomas

Incentives to invest in liberalised electricity industries in the North and South. Differences in the need for suitable institutional arrangements pp. 601-618

Dominique Finon

Reducing conflicts between climate policy and energy policy in the US: The important role of the states pp. 619-631

Thomas D. Peterson and Adam Rose

Renewable energy: Externality costs as market barriers pp. 632-642

Anthony D. Owen

Energy for sustainable development in India: Linkages and strategic direction pp. 643-654

Leena Srivastava and I.H. Rehman

Volume 34, issue 4, 2006

An alternative viewpoint on the forecasting of energy-related CO2 emissions in the OECD countries pp. 377-382

J.W. Sun

Limits to leapfrogging in energy technologies? Evidence from the Chinese automobile industry pp. 383-394

Kelly Sims Gallagher

The economics of large-scale wind power in a carbon constrained world pp. 395-410

Joseph F. DeCarolis and David W. Keith

Diffusion trajectory of self-propagating innovations interacting with institutions--incorporation of multi-factors learning function to model PV diffusion in Japan pp. 411-421

Akira Nagamatsu, Chihiro Watanabe and Kwok L. Shum

An economic perspective on experience curves and dynamic economies in renewable energy technologies pp. 422-432

Maya Papineau

Government policy and the development of electric vehicles in Japan pp. 433-443

Max Ahman

Exploring the ancillary benefits of the Kyoto Protocol for air pollution in Europe pp. 444-460

D.P. van Vuuren, J. Cofala, H.E. Eerens, R. Oostenrijk, C. Heyes, Z. Klimont, M.G.J. den Elzen and M. Amann

Support systems for the diffusion of renewable energy technologies--an investor perspective pp. 461-480

Valentina Dinica

Gross greenhouse gas fluxes from hydro-power reservoir compared to thermo-power plants pp. 481-488

Marco Aurelio dos Santos, Luiz Pinguelli Rosa, Bohdan Sikar, Elizabeth Sikar and Ednaldo Oliveira dos Santos

Energy intensity and economic performance in small scale bricks and foundry clusters in India: does energy intensity matter? pp. 489-497

M.H. Bala Subrahmanya

Volume 34, issue 3, 2006

Renewable energy policies in the European Union pp. 251-255

Kornelis Blok

The politics and policy of energy system transformation--explaining the German diffusion of renewable energy technology pp. 256-276

Staffan Jacobsson and Volkmar Lauber

An assessment of governmental wind power programmes in Sweden--using a systems approach pp. 277-296

K. Astrand and L. Neij

Effectiveness through risk reduction: a comparison of the renewable obligation in England and Wales and the feed-in system in Germany pp. 297-305

C. Mitchell, D. Bauknecht and P.M. Connor

The promotional impacts of green power products on renewable energy sources: direct and indirect eco-effects pp. 306-321

Jochen Markard and Bernhard Truffer

Bio-energy in Europe: changing technology choices pp. 322-342

Andre P.C. Faaij

Analysing the effectiveness of renewable energy supporting policies in the European Union pp. 343-351

Mirjam Harmelink, Monique Voogt and Clemens Cremer

Cost effects of international trade in meeting EU renewable electricity targets pp. 352-364

M.H. Voogt and M.A. Uyterlinde

Renewable energies in the EU-Accession States pp. 365-375

Danyel Reiche

Volume 34, issue 2, 2006

Reshaping markets for the benefit of energy saving pp. 121-128

Adriaan Perrels, Katrin Ostertag and George Henderson

From motivation and cognition theories to everyday applications and back again: the case of product-integrated information and feedback pp. 129-137

L.T. McCalley

User-led innovations and participation processes: lessons from sustainable energy technologies pp. 138-150

Michael Ornetzeder and Harald Rohracher

CEPHEUS results: measurements and occupants' satisfaction provide evidence for Passive Houses being an option for sustainable building pp. 151-171

Jurgen Schnieders and Andreas Hermelink

Marginal costs and co-benefits of energy efficiency investments: The case of the Swiss residential sector pp. 172-187

Martin Jakob

From volatility to value: analysing and managing financial and performance risk in energy savings projects pp. 188-199

Evan Mills, Steve Kromer, Gary Weiss and Paul A. Mathew

How much market do market-based instruments create? An analysis for the case of "white" certificates pp. 200-211

Ole Langniss and Barbara Praetorius

Tradable certificates for renewable electricity and energy savings pp. 212-222

Paolo Bertoldi and Thomas Huld

Municipalities and energy efficiency in countries in transition: Review of factors that determine municipal involvement in the markets for energy services and energy efficient equipment, or how to augment the role of municipalities as market players pp. 223-237

Silvia Rezessy, Konstantin Dimitrov, Diana Urge-Vorsatz and Seth Baruch

Release the power of the public purse pp. 238-250

Nils Borg, Ylva Blume, Stefan Thomas, Wolfgang Irrek, Heidrun Faninger-Lund, Peter Lund and Andrew Pindar

Volume 34, issue 1, 2006

Obituary: Gerald Leach pp. 1-128

Tim Jackson

Environmental benefits of energy efficiency and renewable energy in Saudi Arabia's electric sector pp. 2-10

Othman Alnatheer

Some design lessons from market-based greenhouse gas regulation in the restructured Australian electricity industry pp. 11-25

Iain MacGill, Hugh Outhred and Karel Nolles

An economic assessment of the Kyoto Protocol application pp. 26-39

A.S. Dagoumas, G.K. Papagiannis and P.S. Dokopoulos

The potential for greenhouse gases mitigation in household sector of Iran: cases of price reform/efficiency improvement and scenario for 2000-2010 pp. 40-49

Hamid Davoudpour and Mohammad Sadegh Ahadi

Comparison of Turkey's electrical energy consumption and production with some European countries and optimization of future electrical power supply investments in Turkey pp. 50-59

Murat Tunc, Unal Camdali and Cem Parmaksizoglu

Green electricity policies in the Netherlands: an analysis of policy decisions pp. 60-71

Sascha N.M. van Rooijen and Mark T. van Wees

CO2 emission trading within the European Union and Annex B countries: the cement industry case pp. 72-87

László Szabó, Ignacio Hidalgo, Juan-Carlos Ciscar and Antonio Soria

Global warming agreements, international trade and energy/carbon embodiments: an input-output approach to the Italian case pp. 88-100

I. Mongelli, G. Tassielli and B. Notarnicola

Comparison of options for distributed generation in India pp. 101-111

Rangan Banerjee

Banning banking in EU emissions trading? pp. 112-120

Joachim Schleich, Karl-Martin Ehrhart, Christian Hoppe and Stefan Seifert