Energy Policy

1973 - 2025

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Volume 26, issue 15, 1998

Gaps, barriers and conceptual chasms: theories of technology transfer and energy in buildings pp. 1105-1112

Elizabeth Shove

Post-Soviet gas sector restructuring in the CIS: a political economy approach pp. 1113-1123

Christian Hirschhausen and Hella Engerer

Optimal climate protection strategies for space heating The case of Austria pp. 1125-1135

Helmut Haberl, Heidi Adensam and Susanne Geissler

Carbon dioxide emissions in OECD service sectors: the critical role of electricity use pp. 1137-1152

Tom Krackeler, Lee Schipper and Osman Sezgen

Energy planning in urban historical centres A methodological approach with a case-study pp. 1153-1165

A Gomes Martins, Rui Figueiredo, Dulce Coelho and Jose Luis de Sousa

Volume 26, issue 14, 1998

Home energy use behaviour: a necessary component of successful local government home energy conservation (LGHEC) programs pp. 1041-1052

Cathy Mullaly

Barriers to adopting least-cost particulate control strategies for Indian power plants pp. 1053-1063

Aziz A Lookman and Edward S Rubin

Environmental issues arising from the thermopower generation in Brazil pp. 1065-1070

Marco Aurelio dos Santos and Manoel Goncalves Rodrigues

Energy-efficient lighting programs: Experience and lessons from eight countries pp. 1071-1081

Eric Martinot and Nils Borg

The effects on competitiveness of coordinated versus unilateral fiscal policies reducing GHG emissions in the EU: an assessment of a 10% reduction by 2010 using the E3ME model pp. 1083-1098

Terry Barker

Wholesale power marketing in restructured electricity markets pp. 1099-1104

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi and Art Altman

Volume 26, issue 13, 1998

The effect of deregulation on US fossil fuel substitution in the generation of electricity pp. 981-988

Carol Dahl and James Ko

Climate change, electricity generation and environmental sustainability: India and the Ganges Region pp. 989-1000

Nandini Banerjee and Roslyn Taplin

Automotive energy use and emissions control: a simulation model to analyse transport strategies for Indian metropolises pp. 1001-1016

Ranjan Kumar Bose

The political economy of energy use and pollution: the environmental effects of East-European transition to market economy pp. 1017-1029

Atle Midttun and Ishwar Chander

Impacts on electricity consumption of household appliances in Austria: a comparison of time series and cross-section analyses pp. 1031-1040

Reinhard Haas, Peter Biermayr, Josef Zoechling and Hans Auer

Volume 26, issue 12, 1998

Electricity market liberalisation and environmental performance: Norway and the UK pp. 917-927

Per Ove Eikeland

A Triptych sectoral approach to burden differentiation; GHG emissions in the European bubble pp. 929-943

G J M Phylipsen, J W Bode, K Blok, H Merkus and B Metz

The gender issue in energy project planning Welfare, empowerment or efficiency? pp. 945-955

Margaret M Skutsch

Strategic thinking about nuclear energy: implications of the emerging market structure in electric generation pp. 957-962

David L Bodde

A golden age or a false dawn? Energy efficiency in UK competitive energy markets pp. 963-972

Nick Eyre

Achieving accurate international comparisons of manufacturing energy use data pp. 973-979

Sohbet Karbuz

Volume 26, issue 11, 1998

Energy efficiency in China: accomplishments and challenges pp. 813-829

Jonathan E Sinton, Mark D Levine and Wang Qingyi

The residential space heating problem in Lithuania pp. 831-858

Eduardas Kazakevicius, Lee Schipper and Stephen Meyers

The efficient use of electricity in Brazil: progress and opportunities pp. 859-872

Howard Geller, Gilberto de Martino Jannuzzi, Roberto Schaeffer and Mauricio Tiomno Tolmasquim

Energy efficiency in World Bank power sector policy and lending New opportunities pp. 873-883

Catherine Strickland and Russell Sturm

Urban household energy use in India: efficiency and policy implications pp. 885-891

Manzoor Alam, Jayant Sathaye and Doug Barnes

Energy efficiency and social equity in South Africa: seeking convergence pp. 893-903

Clive van Horen and Gillian Simmonds

Energy efficiency and renewable energy in Russia: Transaction barriers, market intermediation, and capacity building pp. 905-915

Eric Martinot

Volume 26, issue 10, 1998

Large-scale integration of renewable energy sources an action plan for Crete pp. 751-763

A Mourelatos, D Assimacopoulos, L Papagiannakis and A Zervos

The impact of potential climate change commitments on six industries in the United States pp. 765-776

Ronald J Sutherland

Can multi-criteria rules fairly distribute climate burdens?: OECD results from three burden sharing rules pp. 777-793

Lasse Ringius, Asbjorn Torvanger and Bjart Holtsmark

Profitability and taxation in the UKCS oil and gas industry: analysing the distribution of rewards between company and country pp. 795-812

Ian Rutledge and Philip Wright

Volume 26, issue 9, 1998

Oil and gas in Papua New Guinea pp. 655-660

A D Owen and J C Lattimore

Organizing for competition: An economic analysis of electricity policy in the Netherlands pp. 661-668

J M Mirjam Koster

Energy policy of India: cost differences of two scenarios pp. 669-686

Pierre Audinet and Emmanuel Fages

Project finance and international energy development pp. 687-697

Gerald Pollio

CO2 mitigation cost: Bioenergy systems and natural gas systems with decarbonization pp. 699-713

Leif Gustavsson and Pal Borjesson

Energy services a smoke screen pp. 715-724

Brita Olerup

Gains from cartelisation in the oil market pp. 725-727

Elin Berg, Snorre Kverndokk and Knut Einar Rosendahl

Volume 26, issue 8, 1998

Miscellaneous electricity in US homes: Historical decomposition and future trends pp. 585-593

Marla C Sanchez, Jonathan G Koomey, Mithra M Moezzi, Alan Meier and Wolfgang Huber

Why CAFE worked pp. 595-613

David L Greene

Carbon dioxide savings in the commercial building sector pp. 615-624

N D Mortimer, A Ashley, C A C Moody, J H R Rix and S A Moss

Long-term scenarios for aviation: Demand and emissions of CO2 and NOx pp. 625-641

Anu Vedantham and Michael Oppenheimer

Energy efficiency and the limits of market forces: The example of the electric motor market in France pp. 643-653

Edmar Luiz Fagundes de Almeida

Volume 26, issue 7, 1998

Developing country's perspective on COP3 development (Kyoto Protocol) pp. 519-526

Shin Sungwhee

Environmental and electricity planning implications of carbon tax and technological constraints in a developing country pp. 527-533

Ram M Shrestha, Rabin Shrestha and S C Bhattacharya

Rebuilding without restructuring the energy system in east Germany pp. 535-546

Frede Hvelplund and Henrik Lund

Unintended consequences: energy R&D in a deregulated energy market pp. 547-555

J J Dooley

Price of power in India pp. 557-575

Rahul Tongia and Rangan Banerjee

Trends of nuclear power development in Asia pp. 577-582

Atsushi Kido

Volume 26, issue 6, 1998

Dynamics of oil inventories pp. 461-463

Mohammed Alsahlawi

Renewable energy policy and electricity restructuring: a California case study pp. 465-475

Ryan Wiser, Steven Pickle and Charles Goldman

Options for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the Chinese industrial sector pp. 477-485

James B London, Junfeng Li, William Ward, Gary J Wells, Yande Dai and Jingru Liu

Baseline energy and electricity consumptions in Lebanon and opportunities for conservation pp. 487-493

F B Chaaban and Saifur Rahman

Primary energy and greenhouse gases embodied in Australian final consumption: an input-output analysis pp. 495-506

Manfred Lenzen

Impact of a nuclear phase-out in Germany: results from a simulation model of the European Power Systems pp. 507-518

Frank Hoster

Volume 26, issue 5, 1998

An evaluation of integrated climate protection policies for the US pp. 357-374

Stephen Bernow and Max Duckworth

An integrated approach to climate policy in the US electric power sector pp. 375-393

Stephen Bernow, William Dougherty, Max Duckworth and Michael Brower

Meeting the energy and climate challenge for transportation in the United States pp. 395-412

John DeCicco and Jason Mark

Investing in industrial innovation: a response to climate change pp. 413-423

R Neal Elliott and Miriam Pye

Employment and other macroeconomic benefits of an innovation-led climate strategy for the United States pp. 425-432

Skip Laitner, Stephen Bernow and John DeCicco

Costs of reducing carbon emissions: US building sector scenarios pp. 433-440

Jonathan G Koomey, Nathan C Martin, Marilyn Brown, Lynn K Price and Mark D Levine

The efficiency paradox: bureaucratic and organizational barriers to profitable energy-saving investments pp. 441-454

Stephen DeCanio

Volume 26, issue 4, 1998

Joint implementation and the question of `additionality'--a proposal for a pragmatic approach to identify possible joint implementation projects pp. 275-279

Henning Rentz

The United Kingdom demand for renewable electricity in a liberalised market pp. 281-293

Roger Fouquet

Solar electricity in Africa: a reality pp. 295-305

Robert J van der Plas and Mark Hankins

Residential electricity use and the potential impacts of energy efficiency options in Pakistan pp. 307-315

Mark E Eiswerth, Kurt W Abendroth, Robert E Ciliano, Azedine Ouerghi and Michael T Ozog

Estimating construction costs and schedules: Experience with power generation projects in developing countries pp. 317-333

Robert W Bacon and John E Besant-Jones

An equity- and sustainability-based policy response to global climate change pp. 335-343

John Byrne, Young-Doo Wang, Hoesung Lee and Jong-dall Kim

China's desulfurization potential pp. 345-351

Qian Jingjing and Zhang Kunmin

Volume 26, issue 3, 1998

Recent trends in energy-related CO2 emissions pp. 159-166

Jane Ellis and Karen Treanton

Successful government-industry partnership: the US Department of Energy's role in advancing energy-efficient technologies pp. 167-177

Howard Geller and Scott McGaraghan

Theoretical ambiguity and the weight of historical heritage: a comparative study of the British and Norwegian electricity liberalisation pp. 179-197

Atle Midttun and Steve Thomas

Productivity growth and energy consumption in the Nigerian manufacturing sector: a panel data analysis pp. 199-205

Adeola F Adenikinju

Rural household energy consumption: The effects of access to electricity--evidence from South Africa pp. 207-217

Mark Davis

Fixing global carbon emissions: choosing the best target year pp. 219-231

Gary Yohe, Tricia Malinowski and Marielle Yohe

Developing countries are combating climate change: Actions in developing countries that slow growth in carbon emissions pp. 233-237

Walter V Reid and Jose Goldemberg

The risks of the nuclear policies pp. 239-246

Franco Romerio

Electricity policies for low-income households pp. 247-256

Lester W. Baxter

Climate change and insurance: a critical appraisal pp. 257-262

Richard Tol

Key elements related to the emissions trading for the Kyoto protocol pp. 263-273

Naoki Matsuo

Volume 26, issue 2, 1998

Energy in FSU and Eastern Europe: from planned integration to market diversification pp. 71-73

Todor Balabanov

Optimal operating arrangements in the restructured world: economic issues pp. 75-83

Raymond S. Hartman and Richard D. Tabors

Socio-economic assessment of wind power--lessons from Denmark pp. 85-93

Jesper Munksgaard and Anders Larsen

A pilot index for environmental policy in The Netherlands pp. 95-101

Frank Den Butter and J. A. C. van der Eyden

Activities implemented jointly and the use of fuel alcohol in Brazil for abating CO2 emissions pp. 103-111

Suzana Kahn Ribeiro and Luiz Pinguelli Rosa

Entropy subsidies pp. 113-118

Doug Reynolds

Energy development and environmental constraints in China pp. 119-128

Lin Gan

Deregulation of the Japanese oil products market pp. 129-141

Rosemary Clarke and Terence Edwards

Loyalty or competition? A comparative analysis of Norwegian and Swedish electricity distributors' adaptation to market reform pp. 143-158

Atle Midttun and Jane Summerton

Volume 26, issue 1, 1998

Global warming policy: who decides what is fair? pp. 1-3

Adam Rose

Structural decomposition of industrial CO2 emission in Taiwan: an input-output approach pp. 5-12

Yih F Chang and Sue J Lin

On the difference in impact of two almost identical climate change scenarios pp. 13-20

Richard Tol

Reforms in sub-saharan Africa's power industries pp. 21-32

Jacques Girod and Jacques Percebois

A general model for CO2 regulation: the case of Denmark pp. 33-44

Gert Svendsen

The economics of sustainable energy for rural development: A study of renewable energy in rural China pp. 45-54

John Byrne, Bo Shen and William Wallace

The outlook for US oil dependence pp. 55-69

David L Greene, Donald Jones and Paul N Leiby