Energy Policy

1973 - 2025

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Volume 30, issue 15, 2002

The price of independents: an analysis of the independent power sector in England and Wales pp. 1313-1325

J. Robert Branston

Prospective analysis of beyond Kyoto climate policy: a sequential game framework pp. 1327-1335

Juan-Carlos Ciscar and Antonio Soria

Japan's nuclear energy policy: from firm commitment to difficult dilemma addressing growing stocks of plutonium, program delays, domestic opposition and international pressure pp. 1337-1355

Susan E. Pickett

Comment upon "Public goods and private interests: understanding non-residential demand for green power" pp. 1357-1361

Laura Haar and Laura N. Stanciu

Oil and gas in Central Asia and Northwest China: James P Dorian; CWC Publishing Limited, London, UK, 174pp pp. 1363-1364

A. A. Parra

Volume 30, issue 14, 2002

Hydropower--the politics of water and energy: Introduction and overview pp. 1207-1213

Frans H. Koch

The evolving context for hydropower development pp. 1215-1223

Engelbertus Oud

The diversity of hydropower projects pp. 1225-1230

Dominique Egre and Joseph C. Milewski

Hydropower potential and development activities pp. 1231-1239

Alison Bartle

Hydropower in China pp. 1241-1249

Francis Li

Hydropower projects: a review of most effective mitigation measures pp. 1251-1259

Serge Trussart, Danielle Messier, Vincent Roquet and Shuichi Aki

Hydropower as a renewable and sustainable energy resource meeting global energy challenges in a reasonable way pp. 1261-1265

Gary W. Frey and Deborah M. Linke

Life-cycle assessment of electricity generation options: The status of research in year 2001 pp. 1267-1278

Luc Gagnon, Camille Belanger and Yohji Uchiyama

Adding wind energy to hydropower pp. 1279-1284

Camille Belanger and Luc Gagnon

Ethical dilemmas and the decision-making process. Is a consensus realistic? pp. 1285-1290

Gilles G. Berube and Francois Villeneuve

The environmental legal and regulatory frameworks. Assessing fairness and efficiency pp. 1291-1298

Gilles G. Berube and Celine Cusson

Comparing recommendations from the World Commission on Dams and the IEA initiative on hydropower pp. 1299-1304

Luc Gagnon, Jean-Etienne Klimpt and Karin Seelos

Recommendations for sustainable hydroelectric development pp. 1305-1312

Jean-Etienne Klimpt, Cristina Rivero, Hannu Puranen and Frans Koch

Volume 30, issue 13, 2002

Natural gas reserves/total energy consumption: A useful new ratio for addressing global climate change concerns pp. 1145-1149

Toufiq A. Siddiqi

Decision-making of nuclear energy policy: application of environmental management tool to nuclear fuel cycle pp. 1151-1161

Young Eal Lee and Kyoo-Kun Koh

Vehicle and fuel demand in Morocco pp. 1163-1171

Mohammed Belhaj

Public policy for energy technology innovation: A historical analysis of fluidized bed combustion development in the USA pp. 1173-1180

Santiago Banales-Lopez and Vicki Norberg-Bohm

Explaining learning curves for wind power pp. 1181-1189

Karin Ibenholt

Hot air in Kyoto, cold air in The Hague--the failure of global climate negotiations pp. 1191-1199

Urs Steiner Brandt and Gert Svendsen

Boundary problem in carbon emission decomposition pp. 1201-1205

B.W. Ang and Ki-Hong Choi

Volume 30, issue 11-12, 2002

Guest editorial pp. 909-913

Stephen Karekezi, Maxwell Mapako and Mengistu Teferra

Poverty and energy in Africa--A brief review pp. 915-919

Stephen Karekezi

Status of power sector reform in Africa: impact on the poor pp. 923-945

Stephen Karekezi and John Kimani

Tariffs and subsidies in Zimbabwe's reforming electricity industry: steering a utility through turbulent times pp. 947-958

S. E. Mangwengwende

Power sector reforms in Zimbabwe: will reforms increase electrification and strengthen local participation? pp. 959-965

Dorcas Kayo

Power sector reforms in Ethiopia: options for promoting local investments in rural electrification pp. 967-975

Mengistu Teferra

The prospects for local private investment in Tanzania's rural electrification pp. 977-985

Edward E. Marandu

Is the Kenyan electricity regulatory board autonomous? pp. 987-997

Patrick Nyoike

Electricity sector reform in Cameroon: is privatization the solution? pp. 999-1012

Pierre-Olivier Pineau

Improving modern energy services for Africa's urban poor pp. 1015-1028

Stephen Karekezi and Lugard Majoro

Can the urban poor afford modern energy? The case of Ethiopia pp. 1029-1045

Bereket Kebede, Almaz Bekele and Elias Kedir

The turbulent liquid fuel industry in Zimbabwe: options for resolving the crisis and improving supply to the poor pp. 1047-1055

Krispen Mashange

Renewables in Africa--meeting the energy needs of the poor pp. 1059-1069

Stephen Karekezi

Renewable energy strategies for rural Africa: is a PV-led renewable energy strategy the right approach for providing modern energy to the rural poor of sub-Saharan Africa? pp. 1071-1086

Stephen Karekezi and Waeni Kithyoma

Disseminating wind pumps in rural Kenya--meeting rural water needs using locally manufactured wind pumps pp. 1087-1094

Mike Harries

Renewable energy for rural development in Ethiopia: the case for new energy policies and institutional reform pp. 1095-1105

W. Wolde-Ghiorgis

The energy sector in Eritrea--institutional and policy options for improving rural energy services pp. 1107-1118

Semereab Habtetsion and Zemenfes Tsighe

The impact of large-scale renewable energy development on the poor: environmental and socio-economic impact of a geothermal power plant on a poor rural community in Kenya pp. 1119-1128

Nicholas O. Mariita

Promoting equity in large-scale renewable energy development: the case of Mauritius pp. 1129-1142

Kassiap Deepchand

Volume 30, issue 10, 2002

Evaluating the health benefits of transitions in household energy technologies in Kenya pp. 815-826

Majid Ezzati and Daniel M. Kammen

International comparison of CO2 emission trends in the iron and steel industry pp. 827-838

Yeonbae Kim and Ernst Worrell

External costs of energy--do the answers match the questions?: Looking back at 10 years of ExternE pp. 839-848

Wolfram Krewitt

CO2 in the iron and steel industry: an analysis of Japanese emission reduction potentials pp. 849-863

Dolf Gielen and Yuichi Moriguchi

A Chinese cokemaking process-flow model for energy and environmental analyses pp. 865-883

Karen R. Polenske and Francis C. McMichael

Price regulation in the Spanish energy sectors: who benefits? pp. 885-895

Pablo Arocena, Ignacio Contin and Emilio Huerta

Voluntary agreements--a measure for energy-efficiency in industry? Lessons from a Swedish programme pp. 897-905

Anna-Lisa Linden and Annika Carlsson-Kanyama

Volume 30, issue 9, 2002

Imports as a major complication: liberalisation of the green electricity market in the Netherlands pp. 723-726

L. Reijnders

A Shapley decomposition of carbon emissions without residuals pp. 727-736

Johan Albrecht, Delphine Francois and Koen Schoors

Encouraging distributed generation of power that improves air quality: can we have our cake and eat it too? pp. 737-752

Juliann Emmons Allison and Jim Lents

Cost-competitive incentives for wind energy development in China: institutional dynamics and policy changes pp. 753-765

Wen-Qiang Liu, Lin Gan and Xi-Liang Zhang

The Mexican energy sector: integrated dynamic analysis of the natural gas/refining system pp. 767-779

Francisco Barnes-Regueiro, Matthew Leach and Matthias Ruth

Demand for commercial energy in the state of Kerala, India: an econometric analysis with medium-range projections pp. 781-791

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

Policy instruments fostering wind energy projects--a multi-perspective evaluation approach pp. 793-801

N. Enzensberger, M. Wietschel and O. Rentz

The effects of environmental fiscal reform in Germany: a simulation study pp. 803-811

Stefan Bach, Michael Kohlhaas, Bernd Meyer, Barbara Praetorius and Heinz Welsch

Volume 30, issue 8, 2002

The decrease in the difference of energy intensities between OECD countries from 1971 to 1998 pp. 631-635

J. W. Sun

Relative efficiency measurement and prospects for yardstick competition in Brazilian electricity distribution pp. 637-647

Marcelo Resende

Distributed generation and distribution utilities pp. 649-661

Neil Strachan and Hadi Dowlatabadi

Benchmarking the energy efficiency of Dutch industry: an assessment of the expected effect on energy consumption and CO2 emissions pp. 663-679

Dian Phylipsen, Kornelis Blok, Ernst Worrell and Jeroen de Beer

Substitution potential of wind energy in Egypt pp. 681-687

Mohamed A. H. El-Sayed

Environmental impacts of energy utilisation and renewable energy policies in Turkey pp. 689-698

Kamil Kaygusuz

Transmission capacity and market power: the effect on a dominant generation firm pp. 699-708

David M. Quick and Janis M. Carey

Mitigating global warming: traditional versus alternative approaches in a planning versus a market context pp. 709-716

Brita Olerup

How level is the energy playing field pp. 717-719

David Ross

Volume 30, issue 7, 2002

Vintage structure dynamics and climate change policies: the case of US iron and steel pp. 541-552

Matthias Ruth and Anthony Amato

A system perspective on the heating of detached houses pp. 553-574

Leif Gustavsson and Asa Karlsson

Experience and new challenges in the Chilean generation and transmission sector pp. 575-582

Oscar E. Moya

Re-regulating district heating in Sweden pp. 583-596

Paul Westin and Fredrik Lagergren

Estimation and control of Spanish energy-related CO2 emissions: an input-output approach pp. 597-611

Xavier Labandeira and Jose Labeaga

Commercializing an alternate vehicle fuel: lessons learned from natural gas for vehicles pp. 613-619

Peter C. Flynn

Lithuanian energy efficiency project pp. 621-627

Eduardas Kazakevicius, Aloyzas Vitkauskas and Svend Erik Mikkelsen

Volume 30, issue 6, 2002

The emergence of trading and risk management in liberalized electricity markets pp. 449-459

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

A qualitative method to consider leakage effects from CDM and JI projects pp. 461-463

Roland Geres and Axel Michaelowa

Assessing the global energy innovation system: some key issues pp. 465-469

A. D. Sagar and J. P. Holdren

How European waste will contribute to renewable energy pp. 471-475

Roland V. Siemons

Photovoltaic module quality in the Kenyan solar home systems market pp. 477-499

Richard D. Duke, Arne Jacobson and Daniel M. Kammen

Effects of internalising external production costs in a North European power market pp. 501-510

Jesper Munksgaard and Jacob Ramskov

Direct and indirect energy requirements of households in India pp. 511-523

Shonali Pachauri and Daniel Spreng

Green electricity in the market place: the policy challenge pp. 525-538

Doris A. Fuchs and Maarten J. Arentsen

Volume 30, issue 5, 2002

What will happen to the producer prices for fossil fuels if Kyoto is implemented? pp. 357-369

Marian Radetzki

Environmental benefits on a life cycle basis of using bagasse-derived ethanol as a gasoline oxygenate in India pp. 371-384

Kiran L. Kadam

Greenhouse gas emissions and barriers to implementation in the Jordanian energy sector pp. 385-395

J. O. Jaber

Restructuring and privatizing electricity industries in the commonwealth of independent states pp. 397-408

Robert P. Anex

The potential contribution of renewable energy in air pollution abatement in China and India pp. 409-424

J. C. Boudri, L. Hordijk, C. Kroeze, M. Amann, J. Cofala, I. Bertok, Li Junfeng, Dai Lin, Zhen Shuang, Hu Runquing, T. S. Panwar, S. Gupta, Dron Singh, A. Kumar, M. C. Vipradas, P. Dadhich, N. S. Prasad and L. Srivastava

Interactions between the power and green certificate markets pp. 425-435

S. G. Jensen and K. Skytte

Responses to electricity liberalization: the regional strategy of a Chilean generator pp. 437-446

Patricio del Sol

Volume 30, issue 4, 2002

CO2 credit or energy credit in emission trading? pp. 263-265

Eric Hu

An integrated time-depending feasibility analysis model of wind energy applications in Greece pp. 267-280

J. K. Kaldellis

ASEAN tigers and sustainability of energy use--decomposition analysis of energy and CO2 efficiency dynamics pp. 281-292

Jyrki Luukkanen and Jari Kaivo-oja

Renewable energy sources project appraisal under uncertainty: the case of wind energy exploitation within a changing energy market environment pp. 293-307

Konstantinos Venetsanos, Penelope Angelopoulou and Theocharis Tsoutsos

The economics of the combined cycle gas turbine--an experience curve analysis pp. 309-316

Ulrika Claeson Colpier and Deborah Cornland

Escaping carbon lock-in pp. 317-325

Gregory C. Unruh

An examination of the effectiveness of the EU minimum standard on cold appliances: the British case pp. 327-332

P. Schiellerup

Tradeable carbon permit auctions: How and why to auction not grandfather pp. 333-345

Peter Cramton and Suzi Kerr

Reforming Israel's electricity sector pp. 347-353

Asher Tishler, Chi-Keung Woo and Debra Lloyd

Volume 30, issue 3, 2002

Energy policy: security of supply, sustainability and competition pp. 173-184

Dieter Helm

A critique of renewables policy in the UK pp. 185-188

Dieter Helm

Global oil & gas depletion: an overview pp. 189-205

R. W. Bentley

Emission trading under the Kyoto Protocol--effects on fossil fuel markets under alternative regimes pp. 207-218

Bjart Holtsmark and Ottar Mæstad

Regulatory reform and market development in power sectors of transition economies: the case of Kazakhstan pp. 219-233

David Kennedy

New renewable energy developments and the climate change issue: a case study of Norwegian politics pp. 235-243

Atle Christer Christiansen

California's electricity market: finally turning the corner? pp. 245-248

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

Embodied energy in buildings: wood versus concrete--reply to Borjesson and Gustavsson pp. 249-255

M. Lenzen and G. Treloar

ECEEE 5th summer study pp. 257-259

Adriaan Perrels

Volume 30, issue 2, 2002

The Kyoto negotiations on climate change - an arithmetic perspective pp. 83-85

J. W. Sun

Foreign direct investment and decoupling between energy and gross domestic product in developing countries pp. 87-89

Otavio Mielnik and Jose Goldemberg

Investment cost estimates and investment decisions pp. 91-96

Kjetil Emhjellen, Magne Emhjellen and Petter Osmundsen

Energy policy modelling: agenda for developing countries pp. 97-106

Rahul Pandey

Using conjoint analysis to quantify public preferences over the environmental impacts of wind farms. An example from Spain pp. 107-116

Begona Alvarez-Farizo and Nick Hanley

The demand for electricity in the GCC countries pp. 117-124

Abdul Razak F. Al-Faris

Electricity consumption and economic growth in India pp. 125-129

Sajal Ghosh

National patterns of research output and priorities in renewable energy pp. 131-136

Ali Uzun

The role of exergy in energy policy making pp. 137-149

Ibrahim Dincer

Aggregating physical intensity indicators: results of applying the composite indicator approach to the Canadian industrial sector pp. 151-163

Mallika Nanduri, John Nyboer and Mark Jaccard

The sufficient condition needed to make CO2 emission intensity lower than energy intensity pp. 165-166

J. W. Sun

Sustainability of biomass electricity systems. An assessment of costs, environmental and macro-economic impacts in Nicaragua, Ireland and The Netherlands: van den Broek, R. (Richard); Eburon, Delft, The Netherlands, 2000, 216pp pp. 167-169

Dan van der Horst

Volume 30, issue 1, 2002

The new energy crisis: separating threats from hysteria pp. 1-2

Michael Lynch

Emission factors for human activity pp. 3-5

David A. Coley

Can natural factors explain any cross-country differences in carbon dioxide emissions? pp. 7-12

Eric Neumayer

Market potential for Kyoto mechanisms--estimation of global market potential for co-operative greenhouse gas emission reduction policies pp. 13-32

Kirsten Halsnaes

Rural electrification programme with solar energy in remote region-a case study in an island pp. 33-42

Snigdha Chakrabarti and Subhendu Chakrabarti

Managing climate risks using a tradable contingent security approach pp. 43-51

Seabron Adamson and Ambuj Sagar

Forecast errors in IEA-countries' energy consumption pp. 53-61

Hans Linderoth

Determinants of emissions growth in OECD countries pp. 63-71

Clive Hamilton and Hal Turton

The additionality criterion for identifying clean development mechanism projects under the Kyoto Protocol pp. 73-79

Ram M. Shrestha and Govinda Timilsina