Energy Policy

1973 - 2025

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Volume 21, issue 12, 1993

Modelling the transport sector fuel demand for developng economies pp. 1163-1172

F. Birol and N. Guerer

Mind the gap The vicious circle of measuring automobile fuel use pp. 1173-1190

Lee Schipper, Maria Josefina Figueroa, Lynn Price and Molly Espey

Natural gas contracts in an emerging competitive market pp. 1191-1204

Ronald J. Sutherland

Energy-efficiency research, development and demonstration: New roles for US states pp. 1205-1216

Jeffrey P. Harris, Carl Blumstein, Arthur H. Rosenfeld and John P. Millhone

US demilitarization and global warming: An empirical investigation of the environmental peace dividend pp. 1217-1224

Anthony Heyes and Catherine Liston-Heyes

Energy and environment: Nordic energy scenarios for 2010 and 2030 pp. 1225-1236

Olav Benestad, Lars Brinck, Lennart Emborg, Bjarne Juul-Kristensen, Alexander Kristiansen, Niels I. Meyer, Kyosti Pulliaine, Eivind Selvig and Anssi Vaittinen

Volume 21, issue 11, 1993

Sharpening the environmental debate pp. 1075-1076

Chris Hope and Jonathan Parker

Fossil fuel consumption and atmospheric CO2 pp. 1076-1078

Donald L. Klass

Can a third oil shock be avoided?: The changing structure of the global oil and gas industries pp. 1079-1083

Paul Tempest

Cheap electricity with autonomous solar cell systems pp. 1085-1092

C. Daey Ouwens

Energy security: externalities and policies pp. 1093-1109

Douglas R. Bohi and Michael Toman

Valuing the environmental impacts of opencast coal mining in the UK: The case of the Trent Valley in North Staffordshire pp. 1110-1122

Andrew B. Trigg and W. Richard Dubourg

Prospects for the power sector in nine developing countries pp. 1123-1132

Steve Meyers, Nina Goldman, Nathan Martin and Rafael Friedman

How to get the birds in the bush into your hand: Results from a Danish research project on electricity savings pp. 1133-1144

Lene Nielsen

Can OPEC cause inflation and recession? pp. 1145-1154

Imad A. Moosa

Clean cheap heat: The development of residential markets for natural gas in the United States pp. 1155-1154

Jonathan Stern

Volume 21, issue 10, 1993

US energy policy at a crossroads? pp. 987-999

Per Ove Eikeland

An integrated energy policy for Korea: The case of an energy importing country pp. 1001-1010

Tai-Yoo Kim and Seung-Rae Kim

Regional differences in emissions reduction opportunities: Policy implications pp. 1011-1024

Clinton J. Andrews

Limiting CO2 emissions in the power sector of India: Supply curves for wind and small hydro pp. 1025-1034

Jami Hossain and Chandra Shekhar Sinha

Sulphur abatement policy: Implications of cost differentials pp. 1035-1043

George Halkos

Electricity fuel contracting: Relationships with coal and gas suppliers pp. 1045-1054

Karen Palmer, David Simpson, Michael Toman and Peter Fox-Penner

Prospects for the use of gas for electricity generation in the arab countries pp. 1055-1058

R. Aburas

Information, production and utility pp. 1059-1067

Matthias Ruth and Clark W. Bullard

Energy efficiency pp. 1068-1069

Jane Carter

Buying Greenhouse Insurance pp. 1069-1070

Chris Hope

Energy Policies and the Greenhouse Effect: Volume 2: Country Studies and Technical Options pp. 1070-1071

Jim Skea

Fuel Poverty: From Cold Homes to Affordable Warmth pp. 1071-1072

Linda Taylor

Volume 21, issue 9, 1993

Barriers within firms to energy-efficient investments pp. 906-914

Stephen DeCanio

Global warming and the internal energy market: Policy integration or polarization pp. 915-925

Ute Collier

Historical responses to environmental externalities in electric power pp. 926-936

T. Randall Curlee

The economics of cycling personal computers pp. 937-943

Jonathan G. Koomey, Timothy Oey and Eric Bergman

Structure and price adjustments in long-term contracts: The case of coking coal trade in the Asian-Pacific market pp. 944-952

Chuanlong Tang

Equity and efficiency in the Clinton energy tax proposal: Some early thoughts from first principles pp. 953-957

Gary Yohe

Forecasting of petroleum consumption in Brazil using the intensity of energy technique pp. 958-968

Andre T. Furtado and Saul B. Suslick

Decline and rebirth: Energy demand in the former USSR pp. 969-977

Lee Schipper and Eric Martinot

Increasing the utilization of solar energy technologies (SET) in Jordan: Analytic hierarchy process pp. 978-984

Fawwaz Elkarmi and Isam Mustafa

Volume 21, issue 8, 1993

Future emissions of CH4 from the natural gas and coal industries pp. 827-830

V. J. Simpson and C. Anastasi

US energy security and policy options for the 1990s pp. 831-839

George C. Georgiou

Baseload solar power: Near-term prospects for load following solar thermal electricity pp. 841-857

David Mills and Bill Keepin

OPEC and cheating: Revisiting the kinked demand curve pp. 858-867

Alan J. MacFadyen

Grid integration of renewables in developing countries: A case study of high wind penetration in the Tamil Nadu electricity utility pp. 868-874

Jami Hossain

Electricity privatization The case of India pp. 875-880

V. Ranganathan

Anatomy of a future energy crisis Restructuring and the energy sector in New Zealand pp. 881-892

Chris Cocklin

CHP squeezed or promoted by energy conservation and renewables pp. 893-901

Else Bernsen

Report on gas turbine plant: The Office of Electricity Regulation, Birmingham, UK, 1992 pp. 902-901

Richard Wills

Volume 21, issue 7, 1993

Greenhouse conjectures -- and refutations pp. 722-725

Tim Jackson

Herbaceous biomass feedstock production: The economic potential and impacts on US agriculture pp. 726-734

Randall A. Reese, Satheesh V. Aradhyula, Jason Shogren and K. Shaine Tyson

Issues and problems in the power sectors of developing countries pp. 735-747

Gunter Schramm

A CO2 agreement proposal with flexible quotas pp. 748-756

Heinz Welsch

Electricity planning with demand-side management in Nepal: Economics and environmental implications pp. 757-767

Ram M. Shrestha and Gopal B. Bhattarai

Risk communication in the Swedish energy sector pp. 768-772

Ragnar E. Lofstedt

The DOE's natural gas R&D portfolio: An analysis of an industry proposal pp. 773-787

Ronald J. Sutherland

World coal and UK energy policy: A company level perspective pp. 788-797

Ian Rutledge and Philip Wright

A de facto repository for the USA: The risk of interim storage of high level nuclear waste pp. 798-812

Allan G. Pulsipher

Changing opportunities for CHP in Canada pp. 813-817

Michael Wiggin

COOL ENERGY: Renewable solutions to environmental problems: by Michael Brower MIT Press, 1992 pp. 818-819

Tim Jackson

Energy efficiency and renewables: Recent Experience on Mainland Europe: by David Olivier Energy Advisory Associates, 1992 pp. 819-819

Tim Jackson

Fueling development: Energy technologies for developing countries: Office of Technology Assessment Congress of the United States, Washington DC, 1992, US$15 pp. 819-820

D. O. Hall

In the servitude of power: Energy and civilisation through the ages: Jean-Claude Debeir, Jean-Paul Deleage and Daniel Hemery Zed Books, London, 1991 pp. 820-821

Tim Jackson

Volume 21, issue 6, 1993

Decommissioning of civil nuclear facilities pp. 642-643

Fred Barker

Analysis of energy utilization in the grain mill sector in Karnataka pp. 644-655

T. V. Ramachandra and D. K. Subramanian

The cost effectiveness of CO2 emission reduction achieved by energy conservation pp. 656-667

Kornelis Blok, Ernst Worrell, Rob Cuelenaere and Wim Turkenburg

Economic incentives for clean coal technology deployment pp. 668-678

Adam Rose and Amit Mor

Energy related environmental controls Assessing transport and industrial options in Hong Kong pp. 679-690

William F. Barron

Estimating greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel consumption Two approaches compared pp. 691-702

David von Hippel, Paul Raskin, Susan Subak and Dmitry Stavisky

Oil shale production and power generation in Estonia Economic and environmental dilemmas pp. 703-709

N. I. Barabaner and I. Z. Kaganovich

Energy conservation investment: Do consumers discount the future correctly? pp. 710-716

Kevin Hassett and Gilbert Metcalf

Electricity consumption and economic growth A case study of China pp. 717-720

Jin-Ping Huang

Volume 21, issue 5, 1993

Preface pp. 434-720

Richard H. Hosier

Editor's introduction pp. 435-438

Richard H. Hosier

Energy and development in Tanzania: Issues and perspectives pp. 441-453

Mark J. Mwandosya and Matthew L. Luhanga

Urban household energy use in Tanzania: Prices, substitutes and poverty pp. 454-473

R. H. Hosier and W. Kipondya

Competition in Tanzanian woodfuel markets pp. 474-490

Jill Boberg

Charcoal production and environmental degradation: Environmental history, selective harvesting, and post-harvest management pp. 491-509

R. H. Hosier

Urban energy systems in Tanzania: A tale of three cities pp. 510-523

Richard H. Hosier

Future energy development in Tanzania: The energy costs of urbanization pp. 524-542

Richard H. Hosier, Mark J. Mwandosya and Matthew L. Luhanga

Energy for secondary cities: The case of Nakuru, Kenya pp. 543-558

Matthew V. Milukas

Forestry policy and charcoal production in Senegal pp. 559-585

Jesse C. Ribot

Zambian charcoal production pp. 586-597

Emmanuel N. Chidumayo

The Maputo coal stove project: Environmental assessment of a new household fuel pp. 598-614

Anders Ellegard

Urban energy: Exposure to biomass fuel pollution in Lusaka pp. 615-622

Anders Ellegard and Hans Egneus

Energy, environment and urban poverty in South Africa pp. 623-639

Clive van Horen, Anton Eberhard, Hilton Trollip and Stephen Thorne

Volume 21, issue 4, 1993

Energy efficiency fallacies: the debate concluded pp. 346-347

L. G. Brookes

Competition in the UK market for electricity generating capacity: A game theory analysis pp. 348-354

M. J. Exelby and N. J. D. Lucas

Ecological restructuring or environment friendly deindustrialization: The fate of the East German energy sector and society since 1990 pp. 355-373

S. A. Boehmer-Christiansen, D. Merten, J. Meissner and D. Ufer

US public policy and emerging technologies: The case of solar energy pp. 374-384

Dianne Rahm

Internalizing energy market externalities in a federalist system of government pp. 385-390

Margaret Walls

The effectiveness of codes and marketing in promoting energy-efficient home construction pp. 391-402

Marilyn A. Brown

Urbanization and consumption of petroleum products in Kenya pp. 403-407

Peter K. Kimuyu

Economic evaluation of independent CHP projects pp. 408-417

Aviel Verbruggen, Nadine Dufait and Adwin Martens

Modelling CHP within a national power system pp. 418-429

Poul Erik Grohnheit

The prize: the epic quest for oil, money and power: Daniel Yergin Simon & Schuster, New York, 1991, 876pp, $24.95 and [pound sign]20.00 pp. 429-430a

Walter Goldstein

Oil and the international economy: Geoffrey Heal and Graciela Chilchilnisky Clarendon Press, Oxford, UK, 1991, 133pp, [pound sign]20.00 pp. 429-430b

Walter Goldstein

Volume 21, issue 3, 1993

Editor's introduction pp. 202

Chris Hope

Policy modelling for climate change: The missing models pp. 203-208

Michael Grubb

A model framework for integrated studies of the climate problem pp. 209-221

Hadi Dowlatabadi and M. Granger Morgan

CO2 emissions control: Comparing policy instruments pp. 222-230

Stephen C. Peck and Thomas J. Teisberg

World energy to 2050: Outline scenarios for energy and electricity pp. 231-237

Richard J. Eden

Structural comparison of the models in EMF 12 pp. 238-248

Ron Beaver

Exploring the gap: Top-down versus bottom-up analyses of the cost of mitigating global warming pp. 249-263

Deborah Wilson and Joel Swisher

Using scenarios to explore future energy demand in industrialized countries pp. 264-275

Lee Schipper and Stephen Meyers

An analytical model to compare energy-efficiency indices and CO2 emissions in developed and developing countries pp. 276-283

Luiz Pinguelli Rosa and Mauricio Tiomno Tolmasquim

The cost of reducing CO2 emissions: A comparison of the German and UK power sectors pp. 284-295

Michael B. Morrison and Patrick ten Brink

A UK carbon/energy tax: The macroeconomics effects pp. 296-308

Terry Barker, Susan Baylis and Peter Madsen

Modelling long-run scenarios: Methodology lessons from a prospective study on a low CO2 intensive country pp. 309-326

Jean-Charles Hourcade

Policy analysis of the greenhouse effect: An application of the PAGE model pp. 327-338

Chris Hope, John Anderson and Paul Wenman

Volume 21, issue 2, 1993

Energy analysis pp. 98-338

Fred Roberts

Whither renewable energy sources? pp. 98-99

A. Jagadeesh

Aid donor policies and power sector performance in developing countries pp. 100-113

Andrew Barnett

External costs of electricity generation pp. 114-122

Rainer Friedrich and Alfred Voss

A study on economic measures for CO2 reduction in Japan pp. 123-132

Kenji Yamaji, Ryuji Matsuhashi, Yutaka Nagata and Yoichi Kaya

The Pacific Rim and global natural gas pp. 133-141

Daniel A. Dreyfus

Rural electrification revisited pp. 142-151

V. Ranganathan

Jordan's energy outlook pp. 152-157

R. Aburas

The development of industrial CHP in the Netherlands pp. 158-175

Kornelis Blok

CHP production in integrated energy systems examples from five Swedish communities pp. 176-190

B. Ryden, J. Johnsson and C. -O. Wene

Medium- and large-size cogeneration projects in Spain pp. 191-197

Diego Contreras Olmedo

Volume 21, issue 1, 1993

UK environmental index pp. 3-4

D. H. Bayliss and G. P. Walker

The EC proposal for combining carbon and energy taxes The implications for future CO2 emissions pp. 5-12

Alan Manne and Richard G. Richels

Possibilities for substitution between energy, time and information pp. 13-23

Daniel Spreng

A guide to global warming potentials (GWPs) pp. 24-34

L. D. Danny Harvey

Energy and carbon emissions Sub-Saharan African perspective pp. 35-42

Ogunlade R. Davidson

Policy analysis of oil substitution by natural gas in India: Transport and industry sectors pp. 43-52

J. P. Painuly and Jyoti Parikh

A review of the market penetration of US residential and commercial demand-side management programmes pp. 53-67

Linda Berry

Electricity and the environment: Air pollutant emissions in Argentina pp. 68-72

Daniel Carnevali and Carlos Suarez

CHP and deregulation: The regulator's viewpoint pp. 73-78

Eileen Marshall

Environmental and economic implications of small-scale CHP pp. 79-91

Rodney Evans

Solar building architecture: edited by Bruce Anderson The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, USA, 1990, 368pp, [pound sign]35.95 pp. 92-93

Cleland McVeigh

Report 1990: The growing role of electricity in the energy spectrum: World Energy Council, London, UK, xxiii + 330 pp pp. 93-93

Corazon M. Siddayao