Energy Policy

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Volume 18, issue 10, 1990

Farewell to 1992? pp. 886-887

Jonathan P. Stern

Operating performance of nuclear reactors in the non-communist world pp. 888-912

S. D. Thomas

The development of Orimulsion and Venezuelan oil strategy pp. 913-926

Francis McGowan

Reducing conflict in global warming policy: The potential of equity as a unifying principle pp. 927-935

Adam Rose

Effects of future fossil fuel use on CO2 levels in the atmosphere pp. 936-944

C. Anastasi, R. Hudson and V. J. Simpson

USSR oil and gas industry training Systems in higher education pp. 945-948

V. N. Vinogradov and B. P. Porshakov

Energy and environmental consequences and prospects Taiwan's miracle pp. 949-961

Bert de Vries

More on moisture feedbacks pp. 962-964

Myles Allen

Letter to the editor pp. 964-964

Colin Sweet

Social costs of energy consumption: External effects of electricity generation in the Federal Republic of Germany: by Olav Hohmeyer Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1988, $29.70 pp. 965-966

Ronald Stewart

Nuclear decommissioning and society: Public links to a new technology: ed by Martin J. Pasqualetti Routledge, London, UK, 1990, 237 pp, [pound sign]45.00 pp. 965-964

Steve Thomas

Volume 18, issue 9, 1990

The new Europe and the Middle East: Scenarios for energy planning pp. 798-805

Peter Oppenheimer

Socialist transformation: Energy exports from centrally planned economies pp. 806-808

Marian Radetzki

A study of leakage from the UK natural gas distribution system pp. 809-818

Catherine Mitchell, Jim Sweet and Tim Jackson

Climatic concerns Possible energy implications for selected lower income Asian nations pp. 819-827

William Barron and Peter Hills

Energy policy and public opinion Manipulation of environmental threats by vested interests in the UK and West Germany pp. 828-837

Sonja A. Boehmer-Christiansen

Energy, environment and development,: Some directions for policy research pp. 838-844

David B. Brooks and Hartmut Krugmann

Acid deposition regulation and the US coal industry pp. 845-852

Charles Kolstad

Non-utility captive generation for power sector planning in India pp. 853-860

S. Ramesh, Kapil Thukral and Bindu Kaul

Price equalization and alternative approaches for rural electrification pp. 861-870

Jean-Charles Hourcade, Michel Colombier and Philippe Menanteau

Reducing traffic congestion and its impact on transport energy use in Singapore pp. 871-874

B.W. Ang

A time for promises pp. 875-876

Sonja A. Boehmer-Christiansen

Energy -- the 1990s and beyond pp. 876-877

David Jones

The politics of environment in the Federal Republic of Germany: Forests versus fossil fuels: by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen SPRU Occasional Paper No 29, Sussex University, UK, 1989 pp. 878-879

Stewart Boyle

L'Europe des surregenerateurs: by Klaus-Gerd Giesen Presses Universitaires de France, Paris 1989, 224 pp pp. 879-880

Guy de Carmoy

Climate research review pp. 880-881

Myles Allen

Volume 18, issue 8, 1990

Uranium: do leave it in the ground! pp. 689-691

Peter Bunyard

Worlds in collision pp. 692-693

Andrew MacKillop

The internal energy market The new coalition against energy efficiency and environmental concerns? pp. 694-701

Michael Brand and Eberhand Jochem

Planning for the energy sector in Ghana Emerging trends and experiences pp. 702-710

J. K. Turkson

The cinderella options: A study of modernized renewable energy technologies Part 2-Political and policy analysis pp. 711-725

Michael Grubb

Trends in fuel and energy use and programmes for energy conservation by economic sector in the USSR pp. 726-739

Albina Tretyakova and Matthew J. Sagers

Electric power in the Comecon European countries pp. 740-746

Vladimir Voloshin

The Spanish oil sector From state intervention to free trade pp. 747-755

Aad Correlje

The future of world oil prices Smooth growth or volatility? pp. 756-763

Franz Wirl

New directions in integrated regional energy planning pp. 764-773

Peter Nijkamp and Andreas Volwahsen

Conservation screening curves to compare efficiency investments to power plants pp. 774-782

Jonathan Koomey, Arthur H. Rosenfeld and Ashok Gadgil

Communication Energy efficiency and economic fallacies pp. 783-785

Michael Grubb

Electricity in Europe: Power and profit: by Andrew Holmes Financial Times Business Information, London, UK, 122pp, [pound sign]203 in UK, [pound sign]213 or US$341 outside UK pp. 786-787

Arthur Conway

Letter to the editor pp. 786-785

Horace Herring and Mike Elliott

New transportation fuels: A strategic approach to technological change: Daniel Sperling University of California Press, Berkeley, CA, USA, 1989 pp. 787-789

Stewart Boyle

The economy of the Earth: Philosophy, law and the environment: by Mark Sagoff Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 1988, 288pp, [pound sign]27.50 pp. 789-791

Tim Jackson

British nuclear energy society conference on `radioactive waste management 2': Brigthon, UK, 2-5 May 1989 pp. 791-792

Frans Berkhout

Climate research review pp. 793-794

Myles Allen

Volume 18, issue 7, 1990

EC restrictions to nuclear subsidy pp. 590-592

Fiona Reynolds

The supply and demand for oil in the 1990s Will the forecasters alone make money? pp. 593-595

Walter Goldstein

Two cheers for EC energy and environmental policy pp. 596-598

Chris Hope and Susan Owens

An assessment of UK North Sea oil and gas policies Twenty-five years on pp. 599-623

Alexander G. Kemp

Avoided cost contracts can undermine least-cost planning pp. 624-630

Stephen Bernow, Bruce Biewald and Donald Marron

Delinking of energy consumption and economic growth The German experience pp. 631-640

Ulf Hansen

The scientific challenge of measuring climate changeGlobal warming and its energy implications pp. 641-651

Volker A. Mohnen, Walter Goldstein and Wei-Chyung Wang

The air quality debate in California should gasoline be banned? pp. 652-660

Gregory P. Nowell

Iron and charcoal the industrial fuelwood crisis in Minas Gerais pp. 661-668

Frank Ackerman and Paulo Eduardo Fernandes de Almeida

CO2 abatement cost in West Germany pp. 669-671

Felix Conrad

Increasing energy supply not inevitable pp. 671-673

Dave Toke

Legal regulation of energy in a new decade: Energy Law '90, Ninth Biennial Seminar of the International Bar Association's Section on Energy and Natural Resources Law (IBA SERL), Leeuwenhorst Congress Center, Noordwijkerhout, Netherlands, 22-27 April 1990 pp. 674-675

Donald N. Zillman

Energy - environment - development: The 12th Annual International Conference of the IAEE, New Delhi, India, January 4-6, 1990 pp. 675-677

R. K. Pachauri

Energy - environment debate: Are Energy and Environmental Policy One and Same Thing?, BIEE Seminar, Chatham House, London, UK, 8 June 1990 pp. 677-678

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

The greenhouse effect: Negotiating targets: by Michael Grubb Royal Institute for International Affairs, (RIIA), London, 1990, 55 pp, [pound sign]10.00 pp. 678-679

Timothy O'Riordan

Energy conservation trends: Understanding the factors that affect conservation gains in the US economy: US Dept of Energy, September 1989 pp. 679-680

David Jones

The mirage of oil protection: by Robert L. Bradley, Jr. University Press of America, a Cato Institute book, 1989 pp. 680-681

David L. Shapiro

Modelling climate change pp. 681-682

Myles R. Allen

Volume 18, issue 6, 1990

Can nuclear energy contribute to slowing global warming? pp. 494-499

Jan Murray

Tax harmonization for petroleum products in the EC pp. 500-505

Jean Pierre Angelier and Thomas Sterner

Comecon nuclear power plant performance a comparison with the USA and Japan pp. 506-524

Steve Thomas

The cinderella options a study of modernized renewable energy technologies part 1-A technical assessment pp. 525-542

Michael Grubb

Diversion-resistance criteria for future nuclear power pp. 543-549

R. H. Williams and H. A. Feiveson

Quantifying and comparing fuel-cycle greenhouse-gas emissions: Coal, oil and natural gas consumption pp. 550-562

Deborah Wilson

The relative cost effectiveness of various measures to ameliorate global warming pp. 563-571

D. M. Donaldson and G. E. Betteridge

Urban fuelwood challenges and dilemmas pp. 572-582

John Soussan, Phil O'Keefe and Barry Munslow

A global agenda for clean air pp. 583-585

Hilary F. French

Climate research review pp. 585-587

Myles Allen

Volume 18, issue 5, 1990

Soviet energy: The uncertain 1990s pp. 399-405

Mikhail B. Korchemkin

Does nuclear power have a future? pp. 406-422

Colin Sweet

It is energy we need not electricity pp. 423-427

Norman Jenkins

Opening access to European grids: In search of solid ground pp. 428-442

Dominique Finon

Towards an effective oil conservation policy: A case study for OPEC pp. 443-448

Mohamed Shams

The contribution of efficient energy pricing to reducing carbon dioxide emissions pp. 449-455

Joanne Burgess

The conflict between energy conservation and environmental policy in the US transportation sector pp. 456-458

J. Daniel Khazzoom, Michael Shelby and Rob Wolcott

Freight transport and energy policy: An application to the Queensland freight task pp. 459-470

Jim McGovern and Ian Lowe

A critical review of nuclear power plant decommissioning planning studies pp. 471-479

W. Timothy Lough and K. Preston White

Letter to the editor pp. 480-479

Richard H. Hosier

The assessment of fusion power pp. 480-482

Roy Bickerton

PRC...an energy exporter? Rejoinder pp. 482-484

Larry Chuen-ho Chow

Climate research review pp. 485-486

Myles R. Allen

Environmental solutions: 9th International Congress on Energy and the Environment, Clean Energy Institute, University of Miami, USA, 13-15 December 1989 pp. 486-487

Alexi Clarke

OPEC: Twenty-five years of prices and politics: Ian Skeet Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 1988 263 pp, [pound sign]27.50 pp. 487-488

Michael Morrison

Volume 18, issue 4, 1990

The case for a national energy policy pp. 310-311

Toany Benn

Environmental information for all: The need of a monthly index pp. 312-319

Chris Hope and Jon Parker

Recent changes in the power equipment industry and the opening up of public procurement markets in the EEC pp. 320-330

Augusto Ninni

Adding uncertainty to least-cost planning: A case study of efficiency standards in the Northwest pp. 331-339

Andrew Ford and Jay Geinzer

Obstacles to rational electricity use and measures to alleviate them pp. 340-350

Eberhard Jochem and Edelgard Gruber

Coal policies and trade barriers pp. 351-367

R. P. Steenblik and K. J. Wigley

India's oil policy: To import crudes or products? pp. 368-380

Kapil Thukral

The UK energy debate in the 1980s: Ceasefire or new consensus? pp. 381-388

Matthew R. Jones

Keepin and Kats -- a comment pp. 389-394

Edwin M. Kinderman and William J. Schumacher

The future of the gulf: Politics and oil in the 1990s: Philip Robins Energy and Environment Programme, Royal Institute of International Affairs, Energy Papers No 25, Dartmouth, UK, 1989, 145 pp, [pound sign]25.00 pp. 394-395

Paul Stevens

Photovoltaic demonstration projects 2: CEC contractors meeting, Ispra, Italy, May '89: edited by W. B. Gillet, R. J. Hacker and W. Kraut Elsevier Applied Science, Amsterdam, 1989, 340 pp, [pound sign]42.00 pp. 395-395

Norman Jenkins

Volume 18, issue 3, 1990

Oil in the 1990s pp. 223-227

Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Tamani

Energy coping with risk pp. 228-232

Jose Goldemberg

Towards a free market for energy? a legal perspective pp. 233-245

Leigh Hancher

Forecasting of diesel and petrol sales an evaluation of various marketing strategies pp. 246-254

B.W. Ang and K. C. Tan

Matching petrol and diesel fuel demand in South Africa pp. 255-266

K. F. Bennett

Implementing nuclear energy policy in Japan top-down and bottom-up perspectives pp. 267-282

S. Hayden Lesbirel

Residential wood combustion for space heating in the Pacific northwest difficulties for electric utilities? pp. 283-292

Bruce E. Tonn and Dennis L. White

Energy conservation policies pp. 293-299

Geoffrey Greenhalgh

An international tax on pollution and natural resource depletion pp. 300-302

Thomas Sterner

Electricity forecasting pp. 303-304

John K. Stutz

Regulating utilities in an era of deregulation: edited by Michael A. Crew Macmillan Press, London, 1987, 201 pp pp. 305-306b

Eric Hirst

Electricity end-use efficiency: by International Energy Agency International Energy Agency, Paris, 1989, 200 pp pp. 305-306c

Eric Hirst

Generating failure, public power policy in the northwest: by David L. Shapiro University Press of America, New York, 1989, 114 p pp. 305-306a

Eric Hirst

Volume 18, issue 2, 1990

The role of the automobile: Future transportation, environmental and energy needs pp. 137-148

Deborah Lynn Bleviss

US energy security: Problems and prospects pp. 149-161

Ira Sohn

Variable electricity prices for aluminium smelting in northwestern USA pp. 162-169

Paul Spies

Long-term evolution of oil prices 1860-1987 pp. 170-174

Carlos E. Suarez

Regional energy trade: Its role in South America pp. 175-185

Alfredo Behrens

Tax credits and US solar commercialization policy pp. 186-198

Daniel Rich and J. David Roessner

The greenhouse effect: the fallacies in the energy efficiency solution pp. 199-201

Len Brookes

Eastern Europe and energy projects pp. 201-202

Matthew Rodda

Methane leakage from natural gas pp. 202-204

P. A. Okken

CHP -- challenges for the 1990s pp. 205-207

David Jones

Energy and environment -- a new climate? pp. 205-204

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Membrane technology pp. 207-208

Norman Jenkins

The hydrogen economy revisited: Solar Hydrogen: Moving Beyond Fossil Fuels Joan M. Ogden and Robert H. Williams World Resources Institute, Washington, DC, USA, 1989, US$10.00, 124 pp pp. 208-209

Cleland McVeigh

Fall of the nuclear empire: The demise of nuclear energy? Lessons for Democratic Control of Technology by J.G. Morone and E.J. Woodhouse pp. 210-211

Tim Jackson

Nuclear weapons in the middle East: The invisible bomb: The nuclear arms race in the Middle East by Frank Barnaby I.B. Taurus & Co Ltd, London, 1989, 222 pp, [pound sign]14.95 pp. 211-212

Warren Donnelly

An historical perspective on oil: Oil in the world economy edited by R.W. Ferrier and A. Fursenko Routledge, Chapman and Hall Ltd, Groom Hall, [pound sign]35.00, 131 pp pp. 212-213

Paul Tempest

Aspects of biomass energy: Biomass assessment: Woody biomass in the SADCC Region by Andrew Millington and John Townshend Earthscan Publications Limited, London, UK, 1989, 270 pp, [pound sign]29.95 pp. 213-213

Chris Lewis

Aspects of biomass energy: Biogas end-use in the European community by M. Constant, H. Naveau, G.-L. Ferrero and E.-J. Nyns Elsevier Applied Science, London and New York, 1989, 345 pp, [pound sign]49 pp. 213-214

Chris Lewis

Letter to the editor pp. 214-215

Jane Carter

Volume 18, issue 1, 1990

Energy policy of the Bush administration pp. 2-4

W. Henson Moore

The environmental challenge and the impact on the oil industry pp. 5-10

Nay Htun

Thinking economically about climate change pp. 11-18

Edward Barbier and David Pearce

Climate change and the need for a new energy agenda pp. 19-24

Myles R. Allen and John M. Christensen

Slowing global warming and sustaining development: The promise of energy efficiency pp. 25-33

Gregory H. Kats

Transport and energy policies -- only connect pp. 34-41

Stewart Boyle

Beyond 1992 -- the single market and EC energy issues pp. 42-54

John Surrey

Norwegian gas exports: Past policy, current prospects and future options pp. 55-60

Jonathan P. Stern

Energy price shocks and productivity slowdown pp. 61-65

David O. Wood

Oil prices in the short, medium and long-term pp. 66-71

Fereidun Fesharaki

Introduction to John Gault and associates pp. 72-71

Paul Tempest

OPEC production quotas and their application to non-OPEC countries pp. 73-79

John Gault, Bahman Karbassioun, Charles Spierer and Jean-Luc Bertholet

Denmark's energy future pp. 80-85

John Hebo Nielsen

Integration of the natural gas market in Western Europe pp. 86-91

Ronald J. Hopper, Jesper Munkegaard and Uffe Bungaard-Jorgensen

Consumption of fuelwood and other household cooking fuels in Indian cities pp. 92-99

J. Dunkerley, Molly Macauley, M. Naimuddin and P. C. Agarwal

In the aftermath of the energy crisis New Zealand's energy policy in the 1970s and 1980s pp. 100-116

Stephen C. Lonergan and Chris Cocklin

Gas and project planning in the third world: Gas and project planning in the Third World, Third World Energy Policy Study Group, Cambridge Energy Research Group, Cavendish Laboratory, 30 September 1988 pp. 117-118

Peter Pearson

Blueprint for a green economy: by D. Pearce et al Earthscan Publications, London, UK, 1989, 192 pp, [pound sign]6.95 pp. 118-121

Tim Jackson

Shale Barrel Politics: Energy and legislative leadership: by Eric M. Uslaner Stanford University Press, Stanford, CA, USA, 1989, $32.50, 241 pp pp. 121-122

Warren Donnelly

In the absence of competition -- A consumer view of public utilities regulation: National Consumer Council HMSO, London, 1989, [pound sign]9.95 pp. 122-123

Francis McGowan

International environmental diplomacy: The management and resolution of transfrontier environmental problems: ed by John E. Carroll Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, MA, USA, 291 pp, $35.00, 1988 pp. 123-124

Jim Skea

Petroleum rent collection around the world: by Alexander Kemp The Institute for Research on Public Policy, South Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1987, 363 pp, Canadian $30.00 pp. 124-124

Ian Smart

The greenhouse effect: A Practical guide to the world's changing climate: by Stewart Boyle and John Ardill New English Library, UK, 1989, 298 pp, [pound sign]3.50 pp. 125-126

Michael Grubb

Fossil fuel consumption and the environment: by Ann Davison Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, Oxford, UK, 1989, 61 pp pp. 126-127

Jim Skea

Letter to the editor pp. 127-127

Arild Moe and Javier Estrada