Energy Policy

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Volume 19, issue 10, 1991

Editor's introduction pp. 906-910

Jayant A. Sathaye

Energy policies and the greenhouse effect: A study of national differences pp. 911-917

Michael Grubb, Steve Rayner, Akira Tanabe, Jeremy Russell, Michele Ledic, Ajay Mathur and Peter Brackley

Policies to reduce energy use and carbon emissions in the UK pp. 918-925

Gerald Leach

Energy and CO2 emissions in Korea: Long-term scenarios and related policies pp. 926-933

Hoesung Lee and Ji-Chul Ryu

Policies to promote energy conservation in China pp. 934-939

Wu Zongxin and Wei Zhihong

Energy demand and CO2 emissions reduction options in Nigeria pp. 940-945

Anthony O. Adegbulugbe

Energy efficiency, carbon emissions and economic development in Venezuela pp. 946-952

Nora Pereira de Bustillos and Ana Maria Segnini

Barriers to improvements in energy efficiency pp. 953-961

Amulya K. N. Reddy

Long-term energy scenarios for Mexico: Policy options for carbon savings and main barriers pp. 962-969

Yolanda Mendoza, Omar Masera and Paloma Macias

CO2 emissions reduction by price deregulation and fossil fuel taxation: A case study of Indonesia pp. 970-977

Saswinadi Sasmojo and Muhammad Tasrif

Cost of reducing CO2 emissions from India: Imperatives for international transfer of resources and technologies pp. 978-986

Nandita Mongia, Ramesh Bhatia, Jayant Sathaye and Puran Mongia

An energy development strategy for the USSR: Minimizing greenhouse gas emissions pp. 987-994

Alexey Makarov and Igor Bashmakov

Opportunities for carbon emissions control in Poland pp. 995-1002

S. Sitnicki, K. Budzinski, J. Juda, J. Michna and A. Szpilewicz

CO2 savings in Brazil: The importance of a small contribution pp. 1003-1010

Gilena M. G. Graca and Andrea N. Ketoff

Volume 19, issue 9, 1991

The impact of the Middle East on Pacific oil and gas markets pp. 810-812

Paul Tempest

Energy analysis of renewable energy sources pp. 812-813

David Pearce

Nuclear power and global warming pp. 813-814

D. M. Donaldson and G. E. Betteridge

Climate change -- policy implications pp. 814-815

A. Jagadeesh

Energy efficiency pp. 815-815

Dave Toke

Reagan's concept of federalism and nuclear power Shoreham - case of conflict pp. 841-848

Regina S. Axelrod and Hugh A. Wilson

Coal-bed methane in the UK pp. 849-854

Catherine Mitchell

Energy options for hungary a model for Eastern Europe pp. 855-868

Gregory H. Kats

The rise and fall of Chinese oil production in the 1980s pp. 869-878

Larry Chuen-ho Chow

The structure of electricity demand in the Brazilian household sector pp. 879-891

Gilberto De Martino Jannuzzi and Lee Schipper

Renewables in China: Case study pp. 892-896

Chen Yingrong

National Energy Strategy -- powerful ideas for USA pp. 897-898

David Jones

Between the idea and the reality East-West energy: a growing gap: Energy in Europe: The East-West Dimension, IAEE/GEE conference, 17-19 April 1991, Berlin pp. 899-900

Paul Lyons

Palliatives are not without use: The Gulf Crisis: Energy & regional security ramifications Centre for Global Energy Studies, London, 1990, 228pp pp. 900-901

John H. Lichtblau

Spanish energy policy overview: Policy stability and democratic change: Energy in Spain's transition Thomas D. Lancaster The Pennsylvania State University Press, University Park and London, 1989, 238 pp, [pound sign]26.15 pp. 901-902

Aad Correlje

Volume 19, issue 8, 1991

Editor's introduction pp. 706-710

Tim Jackson

Biomass energy pp. 711-737

D. O. Hall

Solar energy: Current status and future prospects pp. 738-741

William W. S. Charters

Wind energy progress and potential pp. 742-755

Alexi Clarke

Wind energy comes of age California and Denmark pp. 756-767

Paul Gipe

Ocean wave energy pp. 768-775

Johannes Falnes and Jorgen Lovseth

Hydroelectric energy pp. 776-786

Geoffrey P. Sims

Small-scale hydroelectricity pp. 787-791

Eric M. Wilson

Tidal power pp. 792-797

Clive Baker

Geothermal energy Electricity generation and environmental impact pp. 798-807

Ronald DiPippo

Volume 19, issue 7, 1991

World oil market post-Gulf war a view from Moscow pp. 610-614

Eugene M. Khartukov and Dmitry A. Surovtsev

Radioactive wastes and the nuclear revival pp. 615-620

Frans Berkhout

How urbanization affects energy-use in developing countries pp. 621-630

Donald Jones

The proof of the pudding: Making energy efficiency work pp. 631-645

John B. Robinson

Computers as energy consumers pp. 646-653

Daniel Spreng

Philippine energy development strategy: The economic cost of institutional inefficiencies pp. 654-658

Hossein Razavi

Energy education in the UK Problems and perspectives pp. 659-665

M. Newborough, S. D. Probert and P. A. Page

Budget reallocation and the peace dividend: Energy and pollution tradeoffs pp. 666-669

Stephen D. Casler

The integration of renewable electricity sources pp. 670-688

Michael Grubb

Establishing an international energy efficiency agency -- a response to the threat of global climate change pp. 689-695

Howard S. Geller

Hidden persuadors v policy: Symposium Energy, Environment and Climate (EEC 90), Stuttgart, Germany, 14-16 October 1990 pp. 695-696

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

The greenhouse effect: Formulating a convention: by William A. Nitze Royal Institute of International Affairs, London, 1990, 66 pp, [pound sign]10 pp. 696-697

Timothy O'Riordan

The demise of nuclear energy? Lessons for democratic control of technology: Joseph G. Moorne and Edward J. Woodhouse Yale University Press, New Haven and London, 172 pp pp. 697-698

L. G. Brookes

Resource-based industrialization: Sowing the oil in eight developing countries: R.M. Auty Clarendon Press, Oxford, UK, 294 pp, [pound sign]30 pp. 698-699

William E. James

Energy use and the US economy: US Congress, Office of Technology Assessment OTA-BP-E-57, Washington, DC, 1990, 65 pp, $3.50 (USA) $4.40 (elsewhere) pp. 699-700

Warren Donnelly

Volume 19, issue 6, 1991

What is the right price for oil?: Will the OPEC ransom price survive the Gulf war? pp. 514-516

Walter Goldstein

`Paper' oil, `real' oil, and the price of oil pp. 517-525

Ferdinand E. Banks

Getting started: no-regrets strategies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions pp. 526-542

Evan Mills, Deborah Wilson and Thomas B. Johansson

Buying greenhouse insurance pp. 543-552

Alan Manne and Richard G. Richels

Spent fuel and plutonium policies in Western Europe: The non-nuclear weapon states pp. 553-566

Frans Berkhout and William Walker

Improving energy efficiency in the USA: The federal role pp. 567-577

Eric Hirst

Improving appliance efficiency in Indonesia pp. 578-588

Lee Schipper and Stephen Meyers

Household energy demand in Jordan pp. 589-595

R. Aburas and J. -W. Fromme

Residential conservation programmes for the elderly: Marketing techniques and organizational structures pp. 596-605

Linda Berry and Martin Schweitzer

Volume 19, issue 5, 1991

The collapse of nuclear power pp. 418-424

J. W. Jeffery

Power shortages in developing countries: Impacts and policy implications pp. 425-440

Arun P. Sanghvi

Decentralized v grid electricity for rural India: The economic factors pp. 441-448

Chandra Shekhar Sinha and Tara Chandra Kandpal

Conservation potential of compact fluorescent lamps in India and Brazil pp. 449-463

Ashok J. Gadgil and Gilberto De Martino Jannuzzi

Facts or values -- how do parliamentarians and experts see nuclear power? pp. 464-472

Raimo P. Hamalainen

Canadian energy development under the Free Trade Agreement pp. 473-479

Robert N. McRae

Incentives for energy conservation in schools pp. 480-487

Robert M. Wirtshafter and Andrea Denver

Ultra low sulphur diesel fuel impacts on availability of other fuels pp. 488-493

G. R. Hadder, S. Das, R. Lee, N. Domingo and R. M. Davis

Solar hydrogen energy trade pp. 494-502

Carl-Jochen Winter

The case for more nuclear power in Finland pp. 503-508

P. Silvennoinen

Volume 19, issue 4, 1991

Editor's introduction pp. 290-511

Marian Radetzki

USSR energy exports post-perestroika survey of prospects and issues pp. 291-302

Marian Radetzki

Impact of market reforms on USSR energy consumption Scenarios for the next decade pp. 303-324

Istvan Dobozi

Soviet energy production pp. 325-332

Michael Kaser

Soviet energy export prospects pp. 333-339

Tony Scanlan

Discussion pp. 340-343

Alexander Arbatov, Anders Aslund, Gennadi Zoteev and Igor Zimin

The Soviet energy conservation dilemma pp. 344-363

R. Caron Cooper and Lee Schipper

Soviet energy Crisis or collapse? pp. 364-373

Kevin McCann

Energy analysis of renewable energy sources pp. 374-385

N. D. Mortimer

Renewable energy: A technical overview pp. 386-391

Bent Sorensen

The third energy R&D programme of West Germany pp. 392-399

H. -F. Wagner

A case for alternative transport fuels pp. 400-405

P. A. Okken

Climate research review Greenhouses from the deep freeze: ice-cores and global warming pp. 406-407

Myles Allen

Reforming Eastern European economies: conference organized by the Department of Economics, University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey, UK, 6 February 1991 pp. 407-408

Graham Bird

Energy policies and the greenhouse effect: Volume one: Policy Appraisal: Michael Grubb Royal Institute of International Affairs/Darmouth, 1991, [pound sign]25.00 pp. 409-410

Walter C. Patterson

Volume 19, issue 3, 1991

Editor's introduction pp. 195-198

Ian Brown

New perspectives for energy efficiency and system optimization pp. 199-201

Adam Kahane

Efficiency in the USA: A state regulator's view pp. 202-204

Stephen Wiel

Demand-side management in the 1990s: Time to come of age pp. 205-207

William R. Prindle

Electricity end-use efficiency: An assessment of the scope for efficiency gains and policy options pp. 208-216

Genevieve McInnes and Erich Unterwurzacher

Potential energy savings from efficient electric technologies pp. 217-230

Clark W. Gellings, Ahmad Faruqui and Ken Seiden

The myths and facts of energy efficiency: Survey of implementation issues pp. 231-243

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

More efficient household electricity-use: An international perspective pp. 244-265

Lee Schipper and Dianne V. Hawk

Evaluation of European lighting programmes: Utilities finance energy efficiency pp. 266-278

Evan Mills

Promoting energy conservation in small and medium-sized companies pp. 279-287

Edelgard Gruber and Michael Brand

Volume 19, issue 2, 1991

Editor's introduction pp. 90-93

Jim Skea

The diplomacy of climate change Lessons from the Montreal Ozone protocol pp. 94-97

Richard Elliot Benedick

What role can nuclear power play in mitigating global warming? pp. 98-109

Janos Pasztor

Controlling the greenhouse effect The role of renewables pp. 110-118

Francis McGowan

Reducing CO2 emissions -- the West German plan pp. 119-126

Eberhard Jochem

Improved energy efficiency in the industrialized countries Past achievements, CO2 emission prospects pp. 127-137

Lee Schipper

Market-based instruments for reducing CO2 emissions: The case of UK manufacturing pp. 138-148

Alan Ingham and Alistair Ulph

The role of passenger transport in CO2 reduction strategies pp. 149-160

Peter Hughes

Energy and the new politics of the environment pp. 161-171

Jeremy Leggett

UK steam coal imports Prospects and constraints pp. 172-183

Bryan W. Gladstone

Confusing the issue on energy efficiency pp. 184-186

L. G. Brookes

Brookes pp. 186-187a

L. G. Brookes

Whitting pp. 186-186

Ivan J. Whitting

Ellington pp. 186-187b

Rex T. Ellington

The energy alternative: Changing the way the world works: by Walter C. Patterson Boxtree, London, 1990, 186 pp, [pound sign]16.99 pp. 188-189

Warren Donnelly

Technological responses to the greenhouse effect: by George Thurlow Rooster Books, for the Watt Committee on Energy, Royston, Hertfordshire, UK, 1990, 77 pp pp. 189-191b

Jim Skea

Slowing down global warming: A worldwide strategy: by Christopher Flavin Worldwatch paper 91, worldwatch Institute, Washington DC, USA, October 1989, 94 pp, $4 pp. 189-191c

Jim Skea

Climate and energy: The feasibility of controlling CO2 emissions: by P.A. Okken, R.J. Swart and S. Zwerver Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, the Netherlands, 1989, 267 pp pp. 189-191a

Jim Skea

Fundamentals of magnetohydrodynamics: by R.V. Polovin and V.P. Demutskii Translated from Russian by D. ter Haar Plenum Publishing, London, UK, 1990 pp. 191-191

A. Williams

Volume 19, issue 1, 1991

Renewable energy Great hope or false promise? pp. 2-7

Tim Jackson

A history of renewable energy technology pp. 8-12

Bent Sorensen

Resource-based industry in boom, downswing and liberalization: Mexico pp. 13-23

R. M. Auty

Towards a dispersed electrical system: Challenges to the grid pp. 24-34

Jane Summerton and Ted K. Bradshaw

Least-cost greenhouse planning supply curves for global warming abatement pp. 35-46

Tim Jackson

Reassessing the Brazilian alcohol programme pp. 47-55

Adilson de Oliveira

Environmental implications of fuel substitution and thermal efficiency: A case study of Japan's electricity sector pp. 57-62

Hisashi Amagai

LNG trade in the Asia-Pacific region: Current status and future prospects pp. 63-75

Babak Kiani

Nuclear power and global warming pp. 76-78

Nigel Mortimer

Interdependence on the oil bridge -- Risks and opportunities: by Ali Ahmed Attiga The Petroleum Information Committee of the Arab Gulf States, 1988, 173 pp pp. 78-79

Paul Tempest

Natural gas and electric power: Partners for the 1990s?: ed by J. Newcomb and T. Robinson Cambridge Energy Research Associates, Cambridge, MA, 1989, 116 pp pp. 79-80

Peter R. Odell

Alternative transport fuels from natural gas: by Rene Moreno, Jr and D.G. Fallen Bailey The World Bank, Washintong, DC, USA, 1989, 89 pp, US$7.95 pp. 80-81

Anne V. Roland

Uranium demand, supply and prices, 1991-2000: A report to Greenpeace: by C. O'Faircheallaigh Report available from Greenpeace, 101 pp pp. 81-83

Wolf Gehrisch

Solar resources: ed by Roland L. Hulstrom The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, USA, 1989, 408 pp, [pound sign]40.50 pp. 83-84

Cleland McVeigh

Strengthening environmental co-operation with developing countries: OECD, Paris, 1989, 147 pp, [pound sign]11.00 pp. 84-85

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Green energy: A non-nuclear response to the Greenhouse effect: by David Toke Greenprint, 1990, 180 pp, [pound sign]4.95 pp. 86-87

Stewart Boyle

Energy and the environment: Policy overview: IEA/OECD, Paris, 1989, 222 pp, [pound sign]23.00 pp. 87-88

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen