Energy Policy

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Volume 24, issue 12, 1996

Globalization of the world economy pp. 1021-1024

Ma Adelman

Compensation for the risk of stranded costs pp. 1025-1050

A Lawrence Kolbe and William B Tye

The US market for SO2 permits: Policy implications of the low price and trading volume pp. 1051-1059

Klaus Conrad and Robert E Kohn

Global warming and developing countries: The possibility of a solution by accelerating development pp. 1061-1077

Yasuhiro Murota and Kokichi Ito

Dutch wind power policy: Stagnating implementation of renewables pp. 1079-1088

Maarten Wolsink

Analysis of household energy demand in Vietnam pp. 1089-1099

Nguyen Anh Tuan and Thierry Lefevre

Efficiency improvements in US office equipment: Expected policy impacts and uncertainties pp. 1101-1110

Jonathan G Koomey, MaryAnn Piette, Michael Cramer and Joseph H Eto

A cost minimization model for coal import strategy pp. 1111-1117

Jeng-Wen Lai and Chia-Yon Chen

Structural changes in Japan's economy and society and outlook for long-term energy supply and demand pp. 1119-1125

Hisao Kibune and Hiroki Kudo

The evolution of ethanol costs in Brazil pp. 1127-1128

Jose Goldemberg

Indonesia: The political economy of energy: Philip Barnes Oxford University Press for the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies (1995) pp. 1129-1130

Ad Owen

Volume 24, issue 10-11, 1996

Editors' introduction pp. 857-861

Erik F Haites and Adam Rose

Mitigating factors: Assessing the costs of reducing GHG emissions pp. 863-873

Jean-Charles Hourcade and John Robinson

The costs of CO2 emission reductions: Some insights from global analyses pp. 875-887

Richard Richels and Peter Sturm

Costs of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the USA and Canada pp. 889-898

Mark Jaccard and W David Montgomery

The costs of mitigating carbon emissions: A review of methods and findings from European studies pp. 899-915

Florentin Krause

The economics of climate change mitigation in developing countries pp. 917-926

Kirsten Halsnaes

Climate change mitigation: A review of cost estimates and methodologies for the post-planned economies pp. 927-935

William U Chandler, Meredydd Evans and Alexander Kolesov

Mitigation options for carbon dioxide emissions from buildings: A global analysis pp. 937-949

Mark D Levine, Lynn Price and Nathan Martin

Industrial emissions of greenhouse gases pp. 951-968

William R Moomaw

GHG mitigation in the transport sector pp. 969-984

Laurie Michaelis and Ogunlade Davidson

Options for reducing CO2 emissions from the energy supply sector pp. 985-1003

Tb Johansson, Rh Williams, H Ishitani and James A Edmonds

The IPCC energy assessment pp. 1005-1008

John P Weyant

Mitigation options in the sectoral papers pp. 1009-1012

Duane Chapman

The IPCC energy assessment pp. 1013-1015

Rk Pachauri

Volume 24, issue 9, 1996

Sustainable energy for tomorrow's world: The case for an optimistic view of the future pp. 769-781

Nicholas Lenssen and Christopher Flavin

PAGE95: An updated valuation of the impacts of global warming pp. 783-793

Erica L Plambeck and Chris Hope

A cross-cultural analysis of household energy use behaviour in Japan and Norway pp. 795-803

Harold Wilhite, Hidetoshi Nakagami, Takashi Masuda, Yukiko Yamaga and Hiroshi Haneda

Reducing energy related emissions: Using an energy systems optimization model to support policy planning in Finland pp. 805-819

A Lehtila and P Pirila

Electricity privatization revisited: A commentary on the case for new initiatives in India pp. 821-825

V Ranganathan

Real rural residential energy consumption in China, 1990 pp. 827-839

Jw Sun

Market instruments and the control of acid rain damage: Effects of a sulphur tax on the Spanish electricity generating industry pp. 841-854

Xavier Labandeira

Electric utility regulation in the European Union: A country by country guide: Eugene D Cross Wiley, London (1996), 357 pp pp. 855-854

Steve Thomas

The genie out of the bottle: World oil since 1970: M A Adelman The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA and London, UK, 350 pp pp. 855-856

Paul Tempest

Volume 24, issue 8, 1996

Transport and the environment: can technology provide the answers? pp. 685-687

Mariano Bauer

The Barseback nuclear plant case pp. 689-696

Ragnar E. Lofstedt

Current limitations on further introduction of renewable energy systems in the South Pacific Five national case studies pp. 697-711

Xiaojiang Yu, Alistair Gilmour and Ros Taplin

Restructuring the Hong Kong gas industry pp. 713-722

Pun-Lee Lam

Structural changes in the power sector in Asia Improving profitability pp. 723-733

Sheila Patawaran Ingco

China's power management pp. 735-757

Ming Yang and Xin Yu

A note on the energy intensity of developing countries pp. 759-761

Jose Goldemberg

Gas and oil in North-east Asia: Kuen-Wook Paik Royal Institute of International Affairs, Energy and Environmental Programme, London, 274 pp, paperback and hardback pp. 763-761

James P. Dorian

Volume 24, issue 7, 1996

Editorial pp. 597-598

David Pearce and David Maddison

The dose--response function approach to modelling the health effects of air pollution pp. 599-607

Edward Calthrop and David Maddison

Particulate matter and human health in the United Kingdom pp. 609-619

David Pearce and Tom Crowards

Estimating the mortality costs of lead emissions in England and Wales pp. 621-625

W. R. Dubourg

Economic valuation and health damage from air pollution in the developing world pp. 627-630

David Pearce

Transboundary air pollution in Europe pp. 631-640

Helen M ApSimon and Rachel F Warren

A critique of estimates of the cost of damage to building materials due to atmospheric attack pp. 641-649

Ken Gregory, Simon Durk and James Gamble

The benefits of reduced damage to buildings from abatement of sulphur dioxide emissions pp. 651-654

Helen M ApSimon and David Cowell

Estimates of damage to forests in Europe due to emissions of acidifying pollutants pp. 655-664

K Gregory, C Webster and S Durk

Climate change costs: Recent advancements in the economic assessment pp. 665-673

Samuel Frankhauser and Richard Tol

Air pollution and green accounts pp. 675-684

Kirk Hamilton and Giles Atkinson

Volume 24, issue 6, 1996

The European Energy Charter Treaty: Reality or illusion? pp. 497-505

Regina S Axelrod

Prospects for the joint implementation of sulphur emission reductions in Europe pp. 507-516

Peter D Bailey, Clair A Gough, Katrin Millock and Michael J Chadwick

Fair sharing of greenhouse gas burdens pp. 517-529

Mark A Ridgley

Community perceptions, environmental impacts, and energy policy: Rail shipment of coal pp. 531-540

Jeffrey K Lazo and Katherine T McClain

Economic organization and liberalization of the electricity industry: In search of conceptualization pp. 541-552

Maarten J Arentsen and Rolf W Kunneke

Restructuring the East German energy system pp. 553-562

Ulf Hansen

Development of renewable energy resources in Greece: Policy initiatives and systemic constraints pp. 563-573

Constantine Hadjilambrinos

Indian scenario of renewable energy for sustainable development pp. 575-581

B. S. K. Naidu

Forecast and analysis of demand for petroleum products in India pp. 583-592

Raghavendra D Rao and Jyoti K Parikh

Nigeria: The Liquefied Natural Gas Project pp. 593-596

Sola Adepetun and Kemi Segun

Volume 24, issue 5, 1996

Comment on British Gas TransCo consultative document (November 1995) pp. 373-375

Catherine Waddams Price

What is energy efficiency?: Concepts, indicators and methodological issues pp. 377-390

Murray G Patterson

Oil prices: The start of an era? pp. 391-402

Paul Stevens

Assessing long-term impacts of increased crop productivity on atmospheric CO2 pp. 403-411

James Cavazzoni and Tyler Volk

Transition to alternative energy supply technologies: The case of windpower pp. 413-425

Penny Street and Ian Miles

The production tax credit for wind turbine powerplants is an ineffective incentive pp. 427-435

Edward Kahn

Opening up and transition, success and problems: Financing and reforms of the electric power sector in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 437-445

Paul H Suding

Energy, economic growth and causality in developing countries: A case study of Tanzania and Nigeria pp. 447-453

Obas John Ebohon

The challenge of sustainability: Balancing China's energy, economic and environmental goals pp. 455-462

John Byrne, Bo Shen and Xiuguo Li

Diffusion of improved biomass stoves in China pp. 463-469

Daxiong Qiu, Shuhua Gu, Peter Catania and Kun Huang

The power industry in Korea: The business environment for the participation of the private sector pp. 471-475

Sung-Bong Cho

Pakistan's new petroleum policy 1994: An immense promise pp. 477-488

Salman Saif Ghouri

Energy in China: James P Dorian Financial Times Energy Publishing, London, April 1995, [pound sign]350 pp. 489-490

Ad Owen

Shaping national responses to climate change: A post-rio guide: Henry Lee (ed) Island Press, Washington, 1995, 303 pp pp. 490-490

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Wind energy comes of age: Paul Gipe John Wiley, New York, 1995 pp. 491-492

Thomas Jackson and M Oliver

Environmental policy and industrial innovation: Strategies in Europe, the US and Japan: David Wallace The Royal Institute of International Affairs, London and Earthscan Publications Ltd, June 1995, 304 pp pp. 492-493

Vladimir M Wolpert

Combined heat and power in Japan: Markets and technologies for cogeneration: JITEX Financial Times Energy Publishing, London, 1995, 109 pp pp. 493-494

Vladimir M Wolpert

Volume 24, issue 4, 1996

Editor's introduction: DSM in transition: from mandates to markets pp. 283-284

Fereidoon P Sioshansi

Then and now: The perspective of the man who coined the term `DSM' pp. 285-288

Clark W Gellings

Utility DSM: What have we learned? Where are we going? pp. 289-302

Steven Nadel and Howard Geller

The future of DSM in a restructured US electricity industry pp. 303-315

Eric Hirst, Ralph Cavanagh and Peter Miller

What roles for utility sponsored DSM in a competitive environment? pp. 317-321

Kenneth M Keating

How much DSM is really there?: A market perspective pp. 323-330

John H Chamberlin and Patricia M Herman

Negawatts: Twelve transitions, eight improvements and one distraction pp. 331-343

Amory B Lovins

DSM progress and lessons in the global context pp. 345-359

Stewart Boyle

The economics of energy conservation policy pp. 361-370

Ronald J Sutherland

Volume 24, issue 3, 1996

The Berlin Mandate: The costs of meeting post-2000 targets and timetables pp. 205-210

Alan Manne and Richard Richels

Valuing the impact of CO2 emissions pp. 211-219

Chris Hope and Philip Maul

The CO2 mitigation options for the electric sector. A case study of Taiwan pp. 221-228

Hsunling Bai and Jong-Hourm Wei

The lifetime pollution implications of various types of electricity generation. An input-output analysis pp. 229-237

John LR Proops, Philip W Gay, Stefan Speck and Thomas Schroder

Integrated resource planning and environmental pricing in a competitive and deregulated electricity market pp. 239-244

Jon Iver Bakken and Nigel Lucas

Energy conservation in the Russian manufacturing industry. Potentials and obstacles pp. 245-252

Jw Fromme

A free lunch at higher CAFE? A review of economic, environmental and social benefits pp. 253-264

Hadi Dowlatabadi, Lester Lave and Armistead G Russell

Energy reform in Mexico. A new development model or modernization of statism? pp. 265-274

Victor Rodriguez-Padilla and Rosio Vargas

Volume 24, issue 2, 1996

Editor's introduction: The problem of valuing new energy technologies pp. 127-128

Shimon Awerbuch

Valuing the flexibility of alternative sources of power generation pp. 129-136

Chris Chapman and Stephen Ward

Distributed generation: An alternative to electric utility investments in system capacity pp. 137-147

Thomas E Hoff, Howard J Wenger and Brian K Farmer

Integrating financial theory and methods in electricity resource planning pp. 149-154

Frank A Felder

Monte Carlo simulation techniques and electric utility resource decisions pp. 155-163

Peter J Spinney and G Campbell Watkins

Informing decision makers and identifying niche opportunities for windpower: Use of multiattribute trade off analysis to evaluate non-dispatchable resources pp. 165-176

Stephen R Connors

Evaluating the economics of photovoltaics in a demand-side management role pp. 177-185

John Byrne, Steven Letendre, Chandrasekhar Govindarajalu, Young-Doo Wang and Ralph Nigro

A marketing orientation is the key to a sustainable energy future pp. 187-193

Gary L Nakarado

Capital budgeting, technological innovation and the emerging competitive environment of the electric power industry pp. 195-202

Shimon Awerbuch, Jesse Dillard, Tom Mouck and Alistair Preston

Volume 24, issue 1, 1996

US natural gas markets: How efficient are they? pp. 1-5

John H Herbert and Erik Kreil

Can irreversibility explain the slow diffusion of energy saving technologies? pp. 7-8

Kevin Hassett and Gilbert Metcalf

Solar power and climate change policy in developing countries pp. 9-16

Thomas E Drennen, Jon D Erickson and Duane Chapman

CO2 emissions from passenger transport: A comparison of international trends from 1973 to 1992 pp. 17-30

Lynn Scholl, Lee Schipper and Nancy Kiang

Population growth and global CO2 emissions: A secular perspective pp. 31-37

Tom Knapp and Rajen Mookerjee

A multinational model for CO2 reduction: Defining boundaries of future CO2 emissions in nine countries pp. 39-51

Tom Kram and Douglas Hill

Electricity liberalization policies in Norway and Sweden: Political trade offs under cognitive limitations pp. 53-65

Atle Midttun

The evolution of the cogeneration market in Texas pp. 67-79

Jay Zarnikau and Bob Reilley

The quiet (energy) revolution: Analysing the dissemination of photovoltaic power systems in Kenya pp. 81-111

Richard H Acker and Daniel M Kammen

The energy sector in southern Africa: A preliminary survey of post-apartheid challenges pp. 113-123

Ewah Otu Eleri

Renewable energy in the UK: Financing options for the future: Catherine Mitchell Council for the Protection of Rural England, 1995 pp. 125-123

Tim Jackson