Energy Policy

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Volume 31, issue 15, 2003

LPG: a secure, cleaner transport fuel? A policy recommendation for Europe pp. 1573-1577

Eric Johnson

Decommissioning of petroleum installations--major policy issues pp. 1579-1588

Petter Osmundsen and Ragnar Tveterås

Optimizing the level of renewable electric R&D expenditures using real options analysis pp. 1589-1608

Graham Davis and Brandon Owens

International benchmarking and regulation: an application to European electricity distribution utilities pp. 1609-1622

Tooraj Jamasb and Michael Pollitt

Industrial energy efficiency: the need for investment decision support from a manager perspective pp. 1623-1634

Peter Sandberg and Mats Soderstrom

Impact of energy subsidies on energy consumption and supply in Zimbabwe. Do the urban poor really benefit? pp. 1635-1645

Ikhupuleng Dube

Scenario planning for electricity supply pp. 1647-1659

W. Soontornrangson, D. G. Evans, R. J. Fuller and D. F. Stewart

Consumer demand for `green power' and energy efficiency pp. 1661-1672

Jay Zarnikau

"Key" sectors in final energy consumption: an input-output application to the Spanish case pp. 1673-1678

Vicent Alcantara and Emilio Padilla Rosa

Energy consumption with sustainable development in developing country: a case in Jiangsu, China pp. 1679-1684

Xiaohua Wang and Zhenmin Feng

Evaluation of refrigerating and air-conditioning technologies in heat cascading systems under the carbon dioxide emissions constraint: the proposal of the energy cascade balance table pp. 1685-1697

Yoichi Shimazaki

A theoretical analysis of price elasticity of energy demand in multi-stage energy conversion systems pp. 1699-1704

Robert Lowe

Small is profitable: the hidden economic benefits of making electrical resources the right size: Amory B. Lovins, E. Kyle Datta, Thomas Feiler, Karl R. Rabago, Joel N. Swisher, Andre Lehmann, and Ken Wicker; Rocky Mountain Institute, 2002, 398 pages pp. 1705-1708

Anne-Marie Borbely-Bartis and Shimon Awerbuch

Volume 31, issue 14, 2003

Stalemate in energy markets: supply extension versus demand reduction pp. 1431-1440

Aviel Verbruggen

LIHEAP reconsidered pp. 1441-1458

Mark J. Kaiser and Allan G. Pulsipher

Disclosure of electricity products--lessons from consumer research as guidance for energy policy pp. 1459-1474

Jochen Markard and Edward Holt

Transport and energy demand in Mexico: the personal income shock pp. 1475-1480

Mariano Bauer, Elizabeth Mar and Alberto Elizalde

Brazilian waste potential: energy, environmental, social and economic benefits pp. 1481-1491

Luciano Basto Oliveira and Luiz Pinguelli Rosa

Implications of transportation policies on energy and environment in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal pp. 1493-1507

Shobhakar Dhakal

Dissemination of solar photovoltaics: a study on the government programme to promote solar lantern in India pp. 1509-1518

S. K. Velayudhan

Electric infrastructure failures in Nigeria: a survey-based analysis of the costs and adjustment responses pp. 1519-1530

Adeola F. Adenikinju

How to design greenhouse gas trading in the EU? pp. 1531-1539

Gert Svendsen and Morten Vesterdal

External costs and taxes in heat supply systems pp. 1541-1560

Asa Karlsson and Leif Gustavsson

Perfect decomposition techniques in energy and environmental analysis pp. 1561-1566

B.W. Ang, F. L. Liu and E. P. Chew

Erratum to "Co-existence of electricity, TEP, and TGC markets in the Baltic Sea Region" [Energy Policy 31 (2003) 85-96] pp. 1567-1569

Magnus Hindsberger, Malene Hein Nybroe, Hans F. Ravn and Rune Schmidt

Volume 31, issue 13, 2003

Demand Side Management in a competitive European market: Who should be responsible for its implementation? pp. 1307-1314

Marcel H. Didden and William D. D'haeseleer

Carbon emission and mitigation cost comparisons between fossil fuel, nuclear and renewable energy resources for electricity generation pp. 1315-1326

Ralph E. H. Sims, Hans-Holger Rogner and Ken Gregory

Take-or-Pay under Japanese energy policy pp. 1327-1337

Ryoichi Namikawa

Stimulating R&D of industrial energy-efficient technology; the effect of government intervention on the development of strip casting technology pp. 1339-1356

Esther E. M. Luiten and Kornelis Blok

A strategy for introducing hydrogen into transportation pp. 1357-1367

Alexander E. Farrell, David W. Keith and James J. Corbett

Marketable emission permits with imperfect monitoring pp. 1369-1378

Rodrigo San Martin

Energy subsidies in California's electricity market deregulation pp. 1379-1391

Alexander Ritschel and Greg P. Smestad

A green certificate market combined with a liberalised power market pp. 1393-1402

P. E. Morthorst

Governments should implement energy-efficiency standards and labels--cautiously pp. 1403-1415

Stephen Wiel and James E. McMahon

Deregulation and growth in China's energy sector: a review of recent development pp. 1417-1425

Yanrui Wu

A new future for coal, coal dialogue--Warsaw 18-20 June 2002 pp. 1427-1425

Hisham Khatib

Volume 31, issue 12, 2003

Technology growth curves: a new approach to reducing global CO2 emissions pp. 1183-1187

James J. MacKenzie

Future implications of China's energy-technology choices pp. 1189-1204

Eric D. Larson, Wu Zongxin, Pat DeLaquil, Chen Wenying and Gao Pengfei

A lifestyle-based scenario for US buildings: implications for energy use pp. 1205-1211

Rick Diamond

A comparison of discounted cashflow and modern asset pricing methods--project selection and policy implications pp. 1213-1220

Magne Emhjellen and Chris M. Alaouze

Regional cooperation and energy development in the Greater Mekong Sub-region pp. 1221-1234

Xiaojiang Yu

Investigation of greenhouse gas reduction potential and change in technological selection in Indian power sector pp. 1235-1244

Jyotirmay Mathur, Narendra Kumar Bansal and Hermann. -Joseph Wagner

Analytical search of problems and prospects of power sector through Delphi study: case study of Kerala State, India pp. 1245-1255

D. Parameswara Sharma, P. S. Chandramohanan Nair and R. Balasubramanian

The insurance and risk management industries: new players in the delivery of energy-efficient and renewable energy products and services pp. 1257-1272

Evan Mills

Power sector reform in developing countries: mismatched agendas pp. 1273-1289

Njeri Wamukonya

A multi-channel stakeholder consultation process for transmission deregulation pp. 1291-1299

Robin Gregory, Baruch Fischhoff, Sarah Thorne and Gordon Butte

Turning numbers into knowledge: mastering the art of problem solving: Jonathan G. Koomey, August 2001, 221 pages, 27 illustrations, 10 cartoons, trim 7x10", price $34.95 hardcover, ISBN 0-9706019-0-5 pp. 1301-1303

Michael Maniates

Volume 31, issue 11, 2003

Themes in current Asian energy pp. 1047-1049

Larry C. H. Chow

Sustainable energy development: a challenge for Asia and the Pacific region in the 21st century pp. 1051-1059

Pranesh Chandra Saha

Greener energy solutions for a sustainable future: issues and challenges for Malaysia pp. 1061-1072

Mohd. Zamzam Jaafar, Wong Hwee Kheng and Norhayati Kamaruddin

New horizons for Korean energy industry--shifting paradigms and challenges ahead pp. 1073-1084

Hyun-Joon Chang

Quest for Middle East oil: the US versus the Asia-Pacific region pp. 1085-1091

Mamdouh G. Salameh

The multidimensionality of electricity reform--an Australian perspective pp. 1093-1102

Deepak Sharma

Electricity market reform failures: UK, Norway, Alberta and California pp. 1103-1115

Chi-Keung Woo, Debra Lloyd and Asher Tishler

Overcoming the energy efficiency gap in India's household sector pp. 1117-1127

B. Sudhakara Reddy

The issue of the fourth nuclear power plant and its impact on 3-E problems in Taiwan--empirical evidence from the energy forecasting (EnFore) system pp. 1129-1136

Yunchang Bor and Feng-Ying Chou

An econometric study on China's economy, energy and environment to the year 2030 pp. 1137-1150

Li ZhiDong

Oil price fluctuations and Singapore economy pp. 1151-1165

Youngho Chang and Joon Fong Wong

Efficiency, performance and regulation of the international gas industry--a bootstrap DEA approach pp. 1167-1178

David Hawdon

Volume 31, issue 10, 2003

Potential of gas turbine co-generation in China pp. 931-936

Ye Handong, Li Yuhong and Ye Dajun

Strategic choices: Swedish climate intervention policies and the forest industry's role in reducing CO2 emissions pp. 937-950

Ingrid Nystrom and Deborah W. Cornland

Energy systems and the climate dilemma: Reflecting the impact on CO2 emissions by reconstructing regional energy systems pp. 951-959

Annelie Carlson

Global energy scenarios meeting stringent CO2 constraints--cost-effective fuel choices in the transportation sector pp. 961-976

Christian Azar, Kristian Lindgren and Bjorn A. Andersson

Policy options to promote energy efficient and environmentally sound technologies in small- and medium-scale industries pp. 977-987

M. Thiruchelvam, S. Kumar and C. Visvanathan

The linkage between oil price shocks and economic growth with inflation in the presence of technological advances: a CGE model pp. 989-1006

K. Doroodian and Roy Boyd

Defining Investment Additionality for CDM projects--practical approaches pp. 1007-1015

Sandra Greiner and Axel Michaelowa

Dynamic formulation of a top-down and bottom-up merging energy policy model pp. 1017-1031

Christoph W. Frei, Pierre-Andre Haldi and Gerard Sarlos

Equity and carbon emissions trading: a model analysis pp. 1033-1044

Marian Leimbach

Volume 31, issue 9, 2003

Competition in the market for space heating. District heating as the infrastructure for competition among fuels and technologies pp. 817-826

Poul Erik Grohnheit and Bent Ole Gram Mortensen

Can negotiated agreements replace efficiency standards as an instrument for transforming the electrical appliance market? pp. 827-835

Philippe Menanteau

Is Russia a viable oil source for Japan? pp. 837-847

John Phillips and Jonathan Challacombe

Electricity use in California: past trends and present usage patterns pp. 849-864

Richard E. Brown and Jonathan G. Koomey

Making the link: climate policy and the reform of the UK construction industry pp. 865-878

Steve Sorrell

Emissions trading in transition economies: the link between international and domestic policy pp. 879-886

M. Evans

Energy analysis of Jordan's commercial sector pp. 887-894

J. O. Jaber, M. S. Mohsen, A. Al-Sarkhi and B. Akash

Modelling the adoption of industrial cogeneration in Japan using manufacturing plant survey data pp. 895-910

David Bonilla, Atsushi Akisawa and Takao Kashiwagi

An assessment of South African prepaid electricity experiment, lessons learned, and their policy implications for developing countries pp. 911-927

Devi Tewari and Tushaar Shah

Volume 31, issue 8, 2003

The impact of possible climate catastrophes on global warming policy pp. 691-701

Andrea Baranzini, Marc Chesney and Jacques Morisset

Status of photovoltaic industry in China pp. 703-707

Hong Yang, He Wang, Huacong Yu, Jianping Xi, Rongqiang Cui and Guangde Chen

Carbon quota price and CDM potentials after Marrakesh pp. 709-719

Wenying Chen

Electricity and externalities in South Africa pp. 721-734

Randall Spalding-Fecher and David Khorommbi Matibe

Weatherizing the homes of low-income home energy assistance program clients: a programmatic assessment pp. 735-744

Bruce Tonn, Richard Schmoyer and Sarah Wagner

Liberalisation of the Russian power sector pp. 745-758

David Kennedy

Long-term outlook of energy use and CO2 emissions from transport in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 759-773

Theodoros Zachariadis and Nikos Kouvaritakis

Role of nuclear fusion in future energy systems and the environment under future uncertainties pp. 775-797

Koji Tokimatsu, Jun'ichi Fujino, Satoshi Konishi, Yuichi Ogawa and Kenji Yamaji

Prices versus quantities: choosing policies for promoting the development of renewable energy pp. 799-812

Philippe Menanteau, Dominique Finon and Marie-Laure Lamy

World Energy Council (WEC): Cleaner fossil fuels systems (CFFS) roundtable: financial strategies to accelerate the deployment of cleaner power systems pp. 813-814

Hisham Khatib

Volume 31, issue 7, 2003

Introduction: Green electricity in Europe--environment, politics and markets pp. 579-581

Atle Midttun

Supporting renewable energy on liberalised markets: green electricity between additionality and consumer sovereignty pp. 583-596

Roland Menges

Danish energy reform: policy implications for renewables pp. 597-607

Niels I. Meyer and Anne Louise Koefoed

Green certificate trading in the Netherlands in the prospect of the European electricity market pp. 609-620

Valentina Dinica and Maarten J. Arentsen

Diffusion of green power products in Switzerland pp. 621-632

Rolf Wustenhagen, Jochen Markard and Bernhard Truffer

Environmental labelling of electricity delivery contracts in Sweden pp. 633-640

Tomas Kaberger

Green paper with green electricity? Greening strategies of Nordic pulp and paper industry pp. 641-655

Jyrki Luukkanen

Greenhouse gas emissions trading in BP pp. 657-663

Mark Akhurst, Jeff Morgheim and Rachel Lewis

European schemes for promoting renewables in liberalised markets pp. 665-676

Niels I. Meyer

Greening of electricity in Europe: challenges and developments pp. 677-687

Atle Midttun and Anne Louise Koefoed

Volume 31, issue 6, 2003

Oil supply and oil politics: Deja Vu all over again pp. 485-489

Cutler J. Cleveland and Robert Kaufmann

Project financing consequences on cogeneration: industrial plant and municipal utility co-operation in Sweden pp. 491-503

Gunnel Sundberg and Jorgen Sjodin

Avoiding perverse effects of baseline and investment additionality determination in the case of renewable energy projects pp. 505-517

Sven Bode and Axel Michaelowa

Three types of decline in energy intensity--an explanation for the decline of energy intensity in some developing countries pp. 519-526

J. W. Sun

The renewables portfolio standard in Texas: an early assessment pp. 527-535

Ole Langniss and Ryan Wiser

Globalization of the automobile industry in China: dynamics and barriers in greening of the road transportation pp. 537-551

Lin Gan

The energy transition in action: urban domestic fuel choices in a changing Zimbabwe pp. 553-562

B. M. Campbell, S. J. Vermeulen, J. J. Mangono and Ramos Mabugu

Market transformation of energy-efficient motor technologies in the EU pp. 563-575

Anibal T. de Almeida, Paula Fonseca, Hugh Falkner and Paolo Bertoldi

Volume 31, issue 5, 2003

The Seven Brothers pp. 393-403

Steve Thomas

Public policy analysis of energy efficiency and load management in changing electricity businesses pp. 405-430

Edward Vine, Jan Hamrin, Nick Eyre, David Crossley, Michelle Maloney and Greg Watt

Principal players in utility restructuring: the case of Orissa pp. 431-441

Rajan A. Thillai

Environmental and economic effects of renewable energy sources use on a local case study pp. 443-457

C. Cosmi, M. Macchiato, L. Mangiamele, G. Marmo, F. Pietrapertosa and M. Salvia

The costs of the Kyoto Protocol in the European Union pp. 459-481

Laurent L. Viguier, Mustafa H. Babiker and John Reilly

Volume 31, issue 4, 2003

Regulation in developing countries is different: avoiding negotiation, renegotiation and frustration pp. 299-305

Matthew Bell

Promotional issues on alternative energy technologies in Nepal pp. 307-318

Shaligram Pokharel

Optimal use of coal for power generation in India pp. 319-331

Ritu Mathur, Sharat Chand and Tetsuo Tezuka

Empirical evidence in the analysis of the environmental and energy policies of a series of industrialised nations, during the period 1960-1997, using widely employed macroeconomic indicators pp. 333-352

Antonio Focacci

A critical assessment of renewable energy usage in the USA pp. 353-367

Donald L. Klass

Energy and emission scenarios for China in the 21st century--exploration of baseline development and mitigation options pp. 369-387

Detlef van Vuuren, Zhou Fengqi, Bert de Vries, Jiang Kejun, Cor Graveland and Li Yun

Comment on: R.W. Bentley, "Global oil & gas depletion", Energy Policy 30 (2002) 189-205 pp. 389-390

M. A. Adelman

Volume 31, issue 3, 2003

The natural and social properties of CO2 emission intensity pp. 203-209

J. W. Sun

International greenhouse gas trading programs: a discussion of measurement and accounting issues pp. 211-224

Edward Vine, Gregory Kats, Jayant Sathaye and Hemant Joshi

Economic assessment of combined cycle gas turbines in Australia: Some effects of microeconomic reform and technological change pp. 225-245

Barry Naughten

Management structure and technology diffusion in Chinese state-owned enterprises pp. 247-257

Karen Fisher-Vanden

Disseminating energy-efficient technologies: a case study of compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) in India pp. 259-272

Arun Kumar, Sudhir K. Jain and N. K. Bansal

Risk transfer via energy-savings insurance pp. 273-281

Evan Mills

China's rural electrification and poverty reduction pp. 283-295

Ming Yang

Volume 31, issue 2, 2003

Connecting readers to the research information they need pp. 99-100

Nicky France and Tony Roche

The peaceful uses of nuclear energy: technologies of the front and back-ends of the fuel cycle pp. 101-108

Jacques Percebois

Eco-labeling for energy efficiency and sustainability: a meta-evaluation of US programs pp. 109-123

Abhijit Banerjee and Barry D. Solomon

Financial subsidies to the Australian fossil fuel industry pp. 125-137

Chris Riedy and Mark Diesendorf

The direct and indirect energy requirement of households in the European Union pp. 139-153

A. H. M. E. Reinders, K. Vringer and K. Blok

Energy policy and climate change pp. 155-166

Philippe Jean-Baptiste and Rene Ducroux

The need for regulation of gas storage: the case of France pp. 167-174

Benoit Esnault

Barriers and opportunities in realising sustainable energy concepts--an analysis of two Swiss case studies pp. 175-183

Christian Pohl and Priska Gisler

Does energy integrate? pp. 185-199

Anil Hira and Libardo Amaya

Volume 31, issue 1, 2003

Green certificates and emission trading pp. 1-2

P. E. Morthorst

Tradable Green Certificates in selected European countries--overview and assessment pp. 3-14

Lene Nielsen and Tim Jeppesen

Some challenges related to introducing tradable green certificates pp. 15-19

Peter Fristrup

Financial risks for green electricity investors and producers in a tradable green certificate market pp. 21-32

Jacob Lemming

The Italian Green Certificates market between uncertainty and opportunities pp. 33-42

Arturo Lorenzoni

Green certificates and carbon trading in the Netherlands pp. 43-50

M. Boots

UK's climate change levy: cost effectiveness, competitiveness and environmental impacts pp. 51-61

Adarsh Varma

Simultaneous attainment of energy goals by means of green certificates and emission permits pp. 63-71

Stine Grenaa Jensen and Klaus Skytte

National environmental targets and international emission reduction instruments pp. 73-83

P. E. Morthorst

Co-existence of electricity, TEP, and TGC markets in the Baltic Sea Region pp. 85-96

Magnus Hindsberger, Malene Hein Nybroe, Hans F. Ravn and Rune Schmidt