Energy Policy

1973 - 2025

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Volume 22, issue 12, 1994

Energy input-output tables pp. 987-104

John L. R. Proops

Diversity in electricity supply: a response to the reply of Lucas et al pp. 987-990

Andrew Stirling

Oil geopolitics come of age: the new dilemmas pp. 990-991

Paul Tempest

Energy efficiency and energy savings pp. 992-991

Leonard G. Brookes

Oil and money: Economic theory and the Brent System pp. 993-1001

Ferdinand E. Banks

Russia's nuclear power safety-- an alternative proposal pp. 1002-1004

Andrei A. Konoplyanik and Victor V. Nechaev

Climate alteration A global issue for the electric power industry in the 21st century pp. 1005-1027

G. M. Hidy and D. F. Spencer

Reshaping the electric power industry pp. 1029-1044

Christopher Flavin and Nicholas Lenssen

Sustainability, value trade offs, and electric utility planning A Canadian example pp. 1045-1054

Timothy L. McDaniels

Environmentally targeted objectives for reducing acidification in Europe pp. 1055-1066

C. A. Gough, P. D. Bailey, B. Biewald, J. C. I. Kuylenstierna and M. J. Chadwick

UK renewable energy strategy The need for longer-term support pp. 1067-1074

D. A. Elliott

The present situation and characteristics of China's energy consumption pp. 1075-1077

Zhang Quanguo, Zhang BaiLiang, Liu Shengyong, Guo Xiaohe and He Chuanfu

Volume 22, issue 11, 1994

Cost of stabilizing GHG emissions Focus on developing countries pp. 891-893

Jayant Sathaye and John Christensen

Energy use and carbon implications in India Focus on industry pp. 894-906

Nandita Mongia, Jayant Sathaye and Puran Mongia

A macro-assessment of technology options for CO2 mitigation in China's energy system pp. 907-913

Zongxin Wu, Jiankun He, Aling Zhang, Qing Xu, Shuyu Zhang and Jayant Sathaye

Alternative energy strategies for abatement of carbon emissions in Brazil A cost-benefit analysis pp. 914-924

E. L. La Rovere, L. F. L. Legey and J. D. G. Miguez

Comparable assessment of national GHG abatement costs pp. 925-934

K. Halsnaes, G. A. Mackenzie, J. N. Swisher and A. Villavicencio

Costs of CO2 abatement in Egypt using both bottom-up and top-down approaches pp. 935-946

Yehia El Mahgary, A. -F. Ibrahim, M. A. -F. Shama, A. Hassan, M. A. -H. Rifai, M. Selim, I. Abdel Gelil, H. Korkor, Anhar Higazi, A. Amin, F. Bedewi and Juha Forsstrom

Greenhouse gas abatement in Senegal A case study of least-cost options pp. 947-954

Samir Amous, Dominique Revet and Youba Sokona

Methodological lessons and results from UNEP GHG abatement costing studies The case of Zimbabwe pp. 955-963

R. S. Maya and Jorgen Fenhann

Constructing CO2 reduction cost curves The case of Denmark pp. 964-970

Poul Erik Morthorst

Key challenges facing Thailand in the context of global CO2 emission abatement pp. 971-980

Giap van Dang, Le Binh Minh and Suvit Yodmani

Volume 22, issue 10, 1994

Editors' introduction pp. 795-797

Hillard Huntington, Lee Schipper and Alan H. Sanstad

Energy and the environment Something new under the sun? pp. 798-803

Joel D. Scheraga

The energy-efficiency gap What does it mean? pp. 804-810

Adam Jaffe and Robert Stavins

`Normal' markets, market imperfections and energy efficiency pp. 811-818

Alan H. Sanstad and Richard Howarth

Economics and rational conservation policy pp. 819-825

Gilbert Metcalf

Technical evidence for assessing the performance of markets affecting energy efficiency pp. 826-832

Jonathan G. Koomey and Alan H. Sanstad

Been top down so long it looks like bottom up to me pp. 833-839

Hillard Huntington

Demand-side management Overcoming market barriers or obscuring real costs? pp. 840-847

Albert L. Nichols

On the assessment of utility demand-side management programs pp. 848-856

Mark D. Levine and Richard Sonnenblick

The consumer's energy analysis environment pp. 857-866

Willett Kempton and Linda L. Layne

Innovation and organizational networks Barriers to energy efficiency in the US housing industry pp. 867-876

Loren Lutzenhiser

Modeling energy technology choices: Which investment analysis tools are appropriate? pp. 877-883

Blake E. Johnson

Volume 22, issue 9, 1994

UK policy for nuclear decommissioning pp. 723-724

John Surrey

Energy needs and CO2 emissions Constructing a formula for just distributions pp. 725-734

Olav Benestad

Energy policies for energy efficiency in office equipment Case studies from Europe, Japan and the USA pp. 735-747

Cyane B. Dandridge, Jacques Roturier and Leslie K. Norford

The environment and economics the impact of restricting the SO2 allowance market pp. 748-754

Mark Bernstein, Alex Farrell and James Winebrake

Natural gas industry transformation, competitive institutions and the role of regulation: Lessons from open access in US natural gas markets pp. 755-763

Arthur De Vany and W. Walls

On the bundling of coal and sulfur dioxide emissions allowances pp. 764-770

Joseph A. Doucet and Todd Strauss

George Bush versus Al Gore: Irreversibilities in greenhouse gas accumulation and emission control investment pp. 771-778

Charles Kolstad

Is Britain a Third World country?: The case of German refrigerators pp. 779-787

Horace Herring

Volume 22, issue 8, 1994

Will the UK power pool keep the lights on? pp. 643-647

Steve Thomas

Calculating the energy requirments of household purchases: A practical step by step method pp. 648-656

B. C. W. van Engelenburg, T. F. M. van Rossum, K. Blok and K. Vringer

The EU carbon/energy tax Effects in a distorted energy market pp. 657-665

Hugo Birkelund, Eystein Gjelsvik and Morten Aaserud

A response to the UK national programme for CO2 emissions pp. 666-684

Ian Fells and Lisa Woolhouse

The Kazakh oil industry A potential critical role in Central Asia pp. 685-698

James P. Dorian, Shakarim F. Zhanseitov and S. Hartono Indriyanto

Energy use in a transitional economy The case of Poland pp. 699-713

Stephen Meyers, Jurgen Salayf and Lee Schipper

Volume 22, issue 7, 1994

Electric vehicles and the electric utility company pp. 555-570

Andrew Ford

The impact of carbon taxation on the UK economy pp. 571-579

Paul Ekins

Dynamics of energy efficient lighting pp. 581-594

Joel Swisher, Lena Christiansson and Claes Hedenstrom

A dynamic analysis of Japanese energy policies: Their impact on fuel switching and conservation pp. 595-607

F. C. Perkins

Ports and coal transfer: Hug of China's energy supply policy pp. 609-621

Daniel Todd and Lei Zhang

Is natural gas really the answer?: Targeting natural gas in US climate change mitigation policy pp. 623-628

Jon Kessler, Bruce Schillo, Michael Shelby and Abraham Haspel

Electricity and federalism: Understanding regional diversity pp. 629-638

Clinton J. Andrews

Global warming: Apocalypse or hot air?: Roger Bate and Julian Morris IEA Studies on the Environment No 1, Institute of Economic Affairs, London, 54 pp., [pound sign]5.00 pp. 639-640

Anthony Heyes

Volume 22, issue 6, 1994

The world coal trade: a commentary pp. 443-446

Greg Smith

The supply of gas to Europe pp. 447-454

Michael Prior

Divergences in manufacturing energy consumption between the North and the South pp. 455-469

Se-Hark Park and Walter C. Labys

Twenty years after the embargo US oil import dependence and how it can be reduced pp. 471-485

Howard Geller, John DeCicco, Skip Laitner and Christopher Dyson

Energy reform in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 486-498

Janusz Cofala

Energy use and CO2 emissions in the West and Central African region pp. 499-508

A. O. Adegbulugbe and G. A. Oladosu

Passenger car global warming potential: Current and projected levels in the UK pp. 509-522

Joanne Wade, Claire Holman and Malcolm Fergusson

The potential of hydropower generation in Jordan: Micro-hydropower analysis pp. 523-530

M. Hammad, R. Aburas and B. Abuzahra

Utility planning implications of electricity loss reduction in developing countries: The case of Nepal pp. 531-537

Ram M. Shrestha and Gopal B. Bhattarai

Nigeria's household energy sector: Issues and supply/demand frontiers pp. 538-549

G. A. Oladosu and A. O. Adegbulugbe

Volume 22, issue 5, 1994

LNG development at the turning point and policy issues for Japan pp. 371-377

Tsutomu Toichi

Restraining energy demand: The stick, the carrot, or the market? pp. 378-392

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

Oil spill hazards at the upstream level: A risk management paradigm for a developing country pp. 393-402

Bright Erakpoweri Okogu

Rural energy planning in India: Designing effective intervention strategies pp. 403-414

Chandra Shekhar Sinha, Ramana P. Venkata and Veena Joshi

Deciding on biomass in Hasselby pp. 415-426

Brita Olerup

Sustainable energy policies for the Brazilian Amazon pp. 427-431

Michael Redclift

Heseltine's `reprieved' pits Twelve months on pp. 432-435

Alistair Bruce

The damage costs of climate change: a note on tangibles and intangibles, applied to DICE pp. 436-438

Richard Tol

Volume 22, issue 4, 1994

Editor's introduction pp. 267-269

A. D. Owen

Reducing Australian energy sector greenhouse gas emissions pp. 270-286

Barry P. Jones, Zhao-Yang Peng and Barry Naughten

Energy efficiency trends in Australia pp. 287-295

Bruce Wilson, Ngoc Ho Trieu and Bruce Bowen

Cleaning up the grid Solar thermal electricity development in Australia pp. 297-308

David R. Mills, Anthony Monger and Bill Keepin

Western Australian natural gas pp. 309-316

Frank Harman

A model of the world uranium market pp. 317-329

Ngoc Ho Trieu, Eric Savage and Gavan Dwyer

Transport energy in Australia Policy problems, issues and alternatives pp. 331-344

Bruce Moon

The Australia-Indonesia zone of cooperation treaty pp. 345-351

Michael Hitchens

Australia's coal industry: Fuel for growth pp. 353-367

Donald W. Barnett

Volume 22, issue 3, 1994

The embodiment of carbon in imports of manufactured products: Implications for international agreements on greenhouse gas emissions pp. 187-194

Andrew W. Wyckoff and Joseph M. Roop

Diversity and ignorance in electricity supply investment: Addressing the solution rather than the problem pp. 195-216

Andrew Stirling

The effects of an increase in energy efficiency on the Kenya economy pp. 217-225

Haji Hatibu Haji Semboja

Natural gas in the Nordic countries: Patterns and prospects pp. 227-237

Anders Biel, Sten Lorentzon and Sven-Olof Olsson

Changing energy intensity in Chinese industry: The relatively importance of structural shift and intensity change pp. 239-255

Jonathan E. Sinton and Mark D. Levine

Letter to the editor pp. 257-255

Horace Herring

Volume 22, issue 2, 1994

The energy sector and the future of EC environmental liability law: The need for eclecticism pp. 99-101

Anthony Heyes

The effect of vehicle speeds on emissions pp. 103-106

Malcolm Fergusson

A global fossil free energy scenario: towards climate stabilization? pp. 106-109

Stewart Boyle

Sustainable use of energy: A normative energy scenario: 1990-2050 pp. 111-118

Jan van Ettinger

Quantifying the credibility of energy projections from trends in past data: The US energy sector pp. 119-130

Alexander I. Shlyakhter, Daniel M. Kammen, Claire L. Broido and Richard Wilson

International influences on electricity supply in Zimbabwe pp. 131-143

Ian H. Rowlands

Energy and the community of the poor: Urban settlements, household needs and participatory development in South Africa pp. 145-150

Frik de Beer and Hennie Swanepoel

Stalled on the road to the market: Lessons from a project promoting lighting efficiency in India pp. 151-162

Ashok J. Gadgil and M. Anjali Sastry

Economic analysis of Ilumex a project to promote energy-efficient residential lighting in Mexico pp. 163-171

J. Sathaye, R. Friedmann, S. Meyers, O. de Buen, A. Gadgil, E. Vargas and R. Saucedo

Combined heat and power Positive progress in the UK pp. 173-177

Michael Brown

The development of combined heat and power in the UK pp. 179-181

Ken Harvey

Volume 22, issue 1, 1994

Energy markets and energy policies after the white paper pp. 5-14

Alex Henney

Substitution of information for energy: Conceptual background, realities and limits pp. 15-27

Xavier Chen

Energy policies for sustainable development in developing countries pp. 29-36

Kathleen L. Abdalla

Reducing gasoline use: A multipronged approach pp. 37-39

Marc E. Norman

Competitive bidding for independent power: Developments in the USA pp. 41-56

Mel Kliman

Privatizing British coal an evolving policy problem pp. 57-67

Alistair Bruce and Mike Wright

Various methods for estimating power outage costs: Some implications and results in Taiwan pp. 69-74

George J. Y. Hsu, Pao-long Chang and Tser-yieth Chen

Costing power generation A case of large-scale hydro and nuclear plants in India pp. 75-80

Priyamvada Zutshi and Preety M. Bhandari

The rationale for reducing the subsidy on LPG in India pp. 81-87

Kapil Thukral and Preety M. Bhandari

Issues in energy subsidies for irrigation pumping A case study from Mahbubnagar District, Andhra Pradesh, India pp. 89-95

Meera Rajagopalan and Harvey Demaine