Energy Policy

1973 - 2025

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Volume 29, issue 15, 2001

Disaggregated analysis of US energy consumption in the 1990s: evidence of the effects of the internet and rapid economic growth pp. 1335-1356

Scott Murtishaw and Lee Schipper

New accountabilities in utilities: fifty years of legal accountability in the gas industry pp. 1357-1361

Lynne Conrad and Catherine Waddams Price

Towards a private-public synergy in financing climate change mitigation projects pp. 1363-1378

ZhongXiang Zhang and Aki Maruyama

The problem of used nuclear fuel: lessons for interim solutions from a comparative cost analysis pp. 1379-1389

Allison Macfarlane

Rural household energy consumption with the economic development in China: stages and characteristic indices pp. 1391-1397

Wang Xiaohua and Feng Zhenmin

Changes in fuel input of electricity sector in Hong Kong since 1982 and their implications pp. 1399-1410

Larry Chuen-ho Chow

Volume 29, issue 14, 2001

Guest editorial pp. 1177-1173

Marilyn A. Brown, Walter Short and Mark D. Levine

Scenarios for a clean energy future pp. 1179-1196

Marilyn A. Brown, Mark D. Levine, Walter Short and Jonathan G. Koomey

Market failures and barriers as a basis for clean energy policies pp. 1197-1207

Marilyn A. Brown

Addressing energy-related challenges for the US buildings sector: results from the clean energy futures study pp. 1209-1221

Jonathan G. Koomey, Carrie A. Webber, Celina S. Atkinson and Andrew Nicholls

Policy scenarios for energy efficiency improvement in industry pp. 1223-1241

Ernst Worrell and Lynn Price

The potential impact of policies to promote combined heat and power in US industry pp. 1243-1254

Paul L. Lemar

Energy futures for the US transport sector pp. 1255-1270

David L. Greene and Steven E. Plotkin

On the potential impacts of land use change policies on automobile vehicle miles of travel pp. 1271-1283

Frank Southworth

Electricity sector analysis in the clean energy futures study pp. 1285-1298

S. W. Hadley and W. Short

Estimating bounds on the economy-wide effects of the CEF policy scenarios pp. 1299-1311

Alan H. Sanstad, Stephen DeCanio, Gale Boyd and Jonathan G. Koomey

Strategies for cost-effective carbon reductions: a sensitivity analysis of alternative scenarios pp. 1313-1323

Etan Gumerman, Jonathan G. Koomey and Marilyn A. Brown

Cost-effective reductions of non-CO2 greenhouse gases pp. 1325-1331

Francisco de la Chesnaye, Reid Harvey, Dina Kruger and Laitner, John A. "Skip"

Volume 29, issue 13, 2001

Multi-lateral emission trading: lessons from inter-state NOx control in the United States pp. 1061-1072

Alex Farrell

European and Japanese fuel economy initiatives: what they are, their prospects for success, their usefulness as a guide for US action pp. 1073-1084

Steven E. Plotkin

Public goods and private interests: understanding non-residential demand for green power pp. 1085-1097

Ryan H. Wiser, Meredith Fowlie and Edward A. Holt

A study of sectoral energy consumption in Hong Kong (1984-97) with special emphasis on the household sector pp. 1099-1110

Larry Chuen-ho Chow

Finessing the unintended outcomes of price-cap adjustments: an electric utility multi-product perspective pp. 1111-1118

Dewey Q. Seeto, Chi-Keung Woo and Ira Horowitz

Privatizing and liberalizing electricity, the case of Hungary pp. 1119-1132

Gabor Bakos

Ethanol as a lead replacement: phasing out leaded gasoline in Africa pp. 1133-1143

Valerie Thomas and Andrew Kwong

From planning to strategy in the electricity industry pp. 1145-1154

Isaac Dyner and Erik R. Larsen

A time-series analysis of energy-related carbon emissions in Korea pp. 1155-1161

Ki-Hong Choi and B.W. Ang

The social cost of district heating in a sparsely populated country pp. 1163-1173

Einar Bowitz and Maj Dang Trong

Volume 29, issue 12, 2001

Climate Change Levy--hot air or cold comfort? pp. 947-948

Barrie Church

Is GNP-energy model logical? pp. 949-950

J. W. Sun

A transition toward a sustainable energy future: feasibility assessment and development strategies of wind power in Taiwan pp. 951-963

Cheng-Dar Yue, Chung-Ming Liu and Eric M. L. Liou

The financing of the Mexican electrical sector pp. 965-973

Jorge Islas and Ubaldo Jeronimo

Impacts of biomass power generation and CO2 taxation on electricity generation expansion planning and environmental emissions pp. 975-985

Jerasorn Santisirisomboon, Bundit Limmeechokchai and Supachart Chungpaibulpatana

A model-based analysis of strategic consolidation in the German electricity industry pp. 987-1005

John Bower, Derek W. Bunn and Claus Wattendrup

Differentiating commitments world wide: global differentiation of GHG emissions reductions based on the Triptych approach--a preliminary assessment pp. 1007-1030

Heleen Groenenberg, Dian Phylipsen and Kornelis Blok

Uncertainty in estimating and mitigating industrial related GHG emissions pp. 1031-1043

M. El-Fadel, M. Zeinati, N. Ghaddar and T. Mezher

Endogenising emission taxes: A general equilibrium type optimisation model applied for Turkey pp. 1045-1056

Yildiz Arikan and Gurkan Kumbaroglu

Electricity market reform in Norway: E. Magnus and A. Midttun (Eds.); Macmillan Press Ltd, London, 2000 pp. 1057-1058

Tooraj Jamasb

Volume 29, issue 11, 2001

Cold shower in a hot climate:: Climate change responses on the knife-edge pp. 833-836

Michael Grubb

Who's afraid of atmospheric stabilisation? Making the link between energy resources and climate change pp. 837-845

Michael Grubb

Waiting for the boom:: a simulation study of power plant construction in California pp. 847-869

Andrew Ford

Low-CO2 energy pathways and regional air pollution in Europe pp. 871-884

Sanna Syri, Markus Amann, Pantelis Capros, Leonidas Mantzos, Janusz Cofala and Zbigniew Klimont

Eco-labeling of electricity--strategies and tradeoffs in the definition of environmental standards pp. 885-897

Bernhard Truffer, Jochen Markard and Rolf Wustenhagen

Korean energy demand in the new millenium: outlook and policy implications, 2000-2005 pp. 899-910

Sung Kim, Tae Heon Kim, Youngduk Kim and In-Gang Na

Credible regulatory threats pp. 911-916

Melinda Acutt, Caroline Elliott and Terry Robinson

US consumers' willingness to pay for green electricity pp. 917-925

Brian Roe, Mario Teisl, Alan Levy and Matthew Russell

Economic justification of the Snowy scheme pp. 927-937

H. W. M. Lunney

Competition in Hong Kong's gas industry: a reply pp. 939-941

Pun-Lee Lam

Dag Harald Claes, The Politics of Oil Producer Cooperation: the Political Economy of Global Interdependence, Westview Press, Oxford, 2001, pp. ix+407, p.b. [pound sign]21.50: John Mitchell, Koji Morita, Norman Selley and Johnathan Stern, The New Economy of Oil: Impacts on Business, Geopolitics and Society, Earthscan Publications Ltd, London for the Royal Institute of International Affairs, 2001, pp. xviii+286, h.b. [pound sign]40, p.b. [pound sign]16.95 pp. 943-944

Peter R. Odell

Volume 29, issue 10, 2001

Fair trade and harmonization of climate change policies in Europe pp. 749-753

Laurent Viguier

Reforms in the French power system: from weak contestability to effective competition? pp. 755-768

Dominique Finon

Analysis of energy intensity developments in manufacturing sectors in industrialized and developing countries pp. 769-775

Asami Miketa

Do model structures affect findings? Two energy consumption and CO2 emission scenarios for Brazil in 2010 pp. 777-785

Ricardo Cunha da Costa

Accelerating residential PV expansion: supply analysis for competitive electricity markets pp. 787-800

Adam Payne, Richard Duke and Robert H. Williams

Drivers of market transformation: analysis of the Hungarian lighting success story pp. 801-810

Diana Urge-Vorsatz and Jochen Hauff

Renewable energy policy in Lithuania pp. 811-816

Vladislovas Katinas and Romualdas Skema

The efficiency of international cooperation in mitigating climate change: analysis of joint implementation, the clean development mechanism and emission trading for the Federal Republic of Germany, the Russian Federation and Indonesia pp. 817-830

W. Fichtner, M. Goebelt and O. Rentz

Volume 29, issue 9, 2001

Viewpoint Understanding the nature of the statistics behind energy-related CO2 emissions pp. 665-666

J. W. Sun

Carbon emissions from manufacturing energy use in 13 IEA countries: long-term trends through 1995 pp. 667-688

Lee Schipper, Scott Murtishaw, Marta Khrushch, Michael Ting, Sohbet Karbuz and Fridtjof Unander

Renewable energy investment by the World Bank pp. 689-699

Eric Martinot

A study of productivity in the Indian coal sector pp. 701-713

Mudit Kulshreshtha and Jyoti K. Parikh

Policy reforms and productivity growth in India's energy intensive industries pp. 715-724

Puran Mongia, Katja Schumacher and Jayant Sathaye

Carbon emissions control and trade liberalization: coordinated approaches to Taiwan's trade and tax policy pp. 725-734

Hao-Yen Yang

California's dysfunctional electricity market: policy lessons on market restructuring pp. 735-742

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

Competition in Hong Kong's gas industry: Pun-lee Lam, Sylvia Chan; The Chinese University Press, Hong Kong, 2000, xxv+108 pp pp. 743-745

Larry Chuen-ho Chow

Volume 29, issue 8, 2001

World bank energy projects in China: influences on environmental protection pp. 581-594

Eric Martinot

Computer system for energetic diagnoses in residential customers pp. 595-603

N. Gaudencio Ramos, Christopher Heard, E. Raul Fiscal, Z. Martin Maqueda, S. Laura Morales, R. Maritza Salazar, B. Rafael Ceja and L. Joaquin Gutierrez

International emissions trading under the Kyoto Protocol:: credit trading pp. 605-613

Jan-Tjeerd Boom

Energy efficiency: the challenges of policy design pp. 615-629

Frederic Varone and Bernard Aebischer

Estimating CO2 abatement and sequestration potentials for Chile pp. 631-640

Ariel Mosnaim

CO2 emissions in the Brazilian industrial sector according to the integrated energy planning model (IEPM) pp. 641-651

Mauricio Tiomno Tolmasquim, Claude Cohen and Alexandre Salem Szklo

Greenhouse gas taxation and the distribution of costs and benefits: the case of Norway pp. 653-662

Odd Godal and Bjart Holtsmark

Volume 29, issue 7, 2001

The liability rules under international GHG emissions trading pp. 501-508

ZhongXiang Zhang

The Danish electricity reform pp. 509-521

Jens Hauch

The quality of energy intensity indicators for international comparison in the iron and steel industry pp. 523-543

Jacco C. M. Farla and Kornelis Blok

Price caps and investment: long-run effects in the electric generation industry pp. 545-552

Jeffrey H. Grobman and Janis M. Carey

Energy intensity, CO2 emissions and the environmental Kuznets curve. The Spanish case pp. 553-556

Jordi Roca and Vicent Alcantara

Renewables portfolio standard: a means for trade with electricity from renewable energy sources? pp. 557-566

Simone Espey

Short-cut design of wind farms pp. 567-578

C. T. Kiranoudis, N. G. Voros and Z. B. Maroulis

Volume 29, issue 6, 2001

Opportunities and perils of the newly liberalized European electricity markets pp. 419-427

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

Energy and the environment in Kazakhstan pp. 429-440

Carol Dahl and Karlygash Kuralbayeva

Strategic considerations for clean coal R&D pp. 441-452

J. T. McMullan, B. C. Williams and S McCahey

Inertia in the North American electricity industry: is it realistic to think that the Kyoto Protocol objectives can be met? pp. 453-463

Christiane Jacques, Gaetan Lafrance and Joseph A. Doucet

Electricity tariffs in India: an assessment of consumers' ability and willingness to pay in Gujarat pp. 465-478

Ranjan Kumar Bose and Megha Shukla

Citizen versus consumer: challenges in the UK green power market pp. 479-487

S. L. Batley, D. Colbourne, P. D. Fleming and P. Urwin

Consumers, industrialists and the political economy of green taxation: CO2 taxation in OECD pp. 489-497

Gert Svendsen, Carsten Daugbjerg, Lene Hjollund and Anders Branth Pedersen

Volume 29, issue 5, 2001

Market definition and dominant position abuse under the new electricity trading arrangements in England and Wales pp. 337-340

Rafael Emmanuel A. Macatangay

Distortion, illusion and confusion: how to improve global oil market data pp. 341-343

Paul Tempest

Interactions of a tradable green certificate market with a tradable permits market pp. 345-353

P. E. Morthorst

Future electric power technology choices of Brazil:: a possible conflict between local pollution and global climate change pp. 355-369

Roberto Schaeffer and Alexandre Salem Szklo

Participatory rural energy planning in India -- a policy context pp. 371-381

R. Cynthia Neudoerffer, Preeti Malhotra and P. Venkata Ramana

The politics of oil in Lithuania:: strategies after transition pp. 383-397

Irma Pasukeviciute and Michael Roe

The future of gas infrastructures in Eurasia pp. 399-413

Ger Klaassen, Alan McDonald and Jimin Zhao

Highlights of the 2000 ACEE summer study on energy efficiency in buildings pp. 415-416

Howard Geller

Volume 29, issue 4, 2001

Learning rates for energy technologies pp. 255-261

Alan McDonald and Leo Schrattenholzer

The renewable portfolio standard:: design considerations and an implementation survey pp. 263-277

Trent Berry and Mark Jaccard

Dismantling of nuclear power in Germany: sectoral and macroeconomic effects pp. 279-289

Heinz Welsch and Carsten Ochsen

Biomass for energy or materials?: A Western European systems engineering perspective pp. 291-302

D. J. Gielen, M. A. P. C. de Feber, A. J. M. Bos and T. Gerlagh

An eclectic approach in energy forecasting: a case of Natural Resources Canada's (NRCan's) oil and gas outlook pp. 303-313

A. Jai Persaud and Uma Kumar

Cooperation in global climate policy: potentialities and limitations pp. 315-326

Dirk Ipsen, Roland Rosch and Jurgen Scheffran

CO2 accounts for open economies: producer or consumer responsibility? pp. 327-334

Jesper Munksgaard and Klaus Alsted Pedersen

Volume 29, issue 3, 2001

Technology development in market networks pp. 169-178

Brita Olerup

Impact on global warming of development and structural changes in the electricity sector of Guangdong Province, China pp. 179-203

Chi Zhang, Michael M. May and Thomas C. Heller

Incentive policies for natural gas-fired cogeneration in Brazil's industrial sector -- case studies: chemical plant and pulp mill pp. 205-215

J. B. Soares, A. S. Szklo and M. T. Tolmasquim

Is coal desulphurisation worthwhile? Evidence from the market pp. 217-225

John Braden, Charles Kolstad, R. A. Woock and J. A. Machado

Norwegian residential electricity demand--a microeconomic assessment of the growth from 1976 to 1993 pp. 227-236

Bente Halvorsen and Bodil M. Larsen

Structural decomposition of CO2 emissions from Taiwan's petrochemical industries pp. 237-244

Cheng F. Lee and Sue J. Lin

An evaluation of the impact of reducing energy subsidies on living expenses of households pp. 245-252

Y. Saboohi

Volume 29, issue 2, 2001

Lost carbon emissions: the role of non-manufacturing "other industries" and refining in industrial energy use and carbon emissions in IEA countries pp. 83-102

Scott Murtishaw, Lee Schipper, Fridtjof Unander, Sohbet Karbuz and Marta Khrushch

The Spanish distribution system for oil products: an obstacle to competition? pp. 103-111

Ignacio Contin, Aad Correlje and Emilio Huerta

Cost-benefit analysis of domestic energy efficiency pp. 113-124

J. Peter Clinch and John D. Healy

Auditing energy use in cities pp. 125-134

M. Bennett and M. Newborough

Power sector reform and distributed generation in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 135-145

John Turkson and Norbert Wohlgemuth

Technological progress and long-term energy demand -- a survey of recent approaches and a Danish case pp. 147-157

Henrik Klinge Jacobsen

Analysis of the impacts of carbon taxes on energy systems in Japan pp. 159-166

Toshihiko Nakata and Alan Lamont

Volume 29, issue 1, 2001

United States experience with gasoline additives pp. 1-5

Farhad Nadim, Peter Zack, George E. Hoag and Shili Liu

Emergence of financial markets for electricity: a European perspective pp. 7-15

Erling Mork

Beyond joint implementation -- designing flexibility into global climate policy pp. 17-27

K. G. Begg, Thomas Jackson and S. Parkinson

Technology transfer of energy efficient technologies in industry: a review of trends and policy issues pp. 29-43

Ernst Worrell, Rene van Berkel, Zhou Fengqi, Christoph Menke, Roberto Schaeffer and Robert O. Williams

Modernise it, sustainabilise it! Swiss energy policy on the eve of electricity market liberalisation pp. 45-54

Maya Jegen and Rolf Wustenhagen

Sustainable energy and urban form in China: the relevance of community energy management pp. 55-65

Bryn Sadownik and Mark Jaccard

Methods of evaluating market transformation programmes: experience in Sweden pp. 67-79

Lena Neij