Energy Policy

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Volume 17, issue 6, 1989

Energy efficiency - the perils of a plateau pp. 538-542

Lee Schipper and Andrea Ketoff

Global warming -- time for a cool look pp. 543-546

Adilson de Oliveira and Jim Skea

The single energy market and energy policy: conflicting agendas? pp. 547-553

Francis McGowan

Enhancing energy price stability through consistent and balanced energy technology R&D pp. 554-566

Martin J. Bernard and Danilo J. Santini

Higher old gas prices and the staged deregulation of the US gas industry pp. 567-576

Richard D. Farmer and Phillip Tseng

The energy situation in OIC countries: The possible contribution of renewable energy resources pp. 577-590

E. Tasdemiroglu

Energy conservation policies in Jordan pp. 591-598

R. Aburas

Information technology and efficient pricing: Providing a competitive edge for electric utilities pp. 599-607

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi and Evan H. Davis

Fattening up for the market? Higher electricity prices and the value of the CEGB pp. 608-612

Chris Hope

Greenhouse warming -- A comment pp. 613-614

P. M. S. Jones

The efficiency-renewable synergism pp. 614-616

Bill Keepin and Gregory Kats

Electricity's future pp. 617-620

Philip C. Cruver

Tilting toward windmills pp. 621-624

Arthur Conway

State of the World 1989: by Lester R. Brown et al Worldwatch Institute, W.W. Norton, New York, USA, 256 pp, $9.95 pp. 625-627

Michael Redclift

Energy and the environment: by American Society of Mechanical Engineers American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Washington, DC, USA, 1989, 47 pp, US$3.00 pp. 627-628

Warren H. Donnelly

Coal, crisis and conflict: The 1984-1985 miner's strike in Yorkshire: by Jonathan and Ruth Winterton Manchester University Press, UK, 1989 360 pp, [pound sign]13.95 pp. 628-628

Jim Skea

Volume 17, issue 5, 1989

The oil supply and price horizon pp. 442-445

M. A. Adelman

Long-term prospects for oil market stability pp. 446-451

H. E. Subroto

The UK energy select committee greenhouse report pp. 452-454

Andrew Warren

Biofuel v fossil fuel economics in developing countries: How green is the pasture? pp. 455-470

Marcia M. Gowen

US cogeneration policy in transition pp. 471-484

David Berry

China's potential as an energy exporter pp. 485-500

A. D. Owen and Penelope N. Neal

Transnational oil companies and natural gas in developing countries: The implications of the fiscal regime pp. 501-510

Christopher Hurst

The privatization programme and the consumer interest pp. 511-517

John Winward

The 1992 European internal energy market pp. 518-521

Jean Claude Guibal

A more efficient but dangerous consumer pp. 522-524

Arthur Conway

EC regional energy conference, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, 24-27 April 1989 pp. 525-526

David Jones

Student Energy Research Forum, report of first workshop, Cambridge Energy Research Group, Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge, UK, 31 January 1989 pp. 526-527

Ian Rudy

Chernobyl -- A documentary story: by Iurii Shcherbak Translated from the Ukranian by Ian Press Forward by David R. Marples Macmillan, in association with the Canadian Institute of Ukranian Studies, University of Alberta Canada, 1989, (paperback) [pound sign]6.99 (hardcover) [pound sign]25.00 pp. 527-529

Bert Pockney

U.S. -- Soviet relations: An agenda for the future. 1. Joint development of an inherently safe nuclear reactor: by Jack N. Barkenbus Foreign Policy Institute, The Johns Hopkins University, Washington, DC, USA, 1988, 16 pp pp. 529-530

V. Babikov and I. Panasenko

The new oil crisis and fuel economy technologies: Preparing the light transportation industry for the 1990s: by Deborah Lynn Bleviss Greenwood Press, London, UK, 1988, 268 pp, [pound sign]35.95 pp. 530-530

Stewart Boyle

Oil and America's security: edited by Edward R. Fried and Nanette M. Blandin Report of a conference held in Washington, DC, 15 October 1987, The Brookings Institution, 1988, pp x 124, [pound sign]9.50 (paperback) pp. 531-530

Carl E. Behrens

Economie de l'energie: by J. Percebois Editions Economica, Paris, 1989, 688 pp, Ff185 pp. 532-533

Andrew MacKillop

Volume 17, issue 4, 1989

Uncertainties of perestroika pp. 307-310

Michail B. Korchemkin

Decoupling--recoupling and oil shock pp. 311-322

Andrew MacKillop

Energy policy and free trade in Canada pp. 323-330

Eric Uslaner

Shocks: Plausible shocks in world energy in the 1990s pp. 331-336

Marian Radetzki

A financial autopsy on the CEGB: Lessons for privatization pp. 337-350

David Heald

Privatization: Experience with regulation pp. 351-355

Cento Veljanovski

The potential benefits and costs of an increase in US gasoline tax pp. 356-369

Noel D. Uri and Roy Boyd

Avoided-cost pricing of electricity from waste-to-energy plants The regulatory economics of a negative cost fuel pp. 370-381

Allen L. White and Marie Zack

The role of demand-side management in Pakistan's electric planning pp. 382-395

Ahmad Faruqui

Market failure and energy policy A rationale for selective conservation pp. 397-406

Anthony C. Fisher and Michael H. Rothkopf

Is fusion feasible? An assessment of the methodology and policy implications pp. 407-412

Timothy Jackson

Criteria for the assessment of fusion power pp. 413-419

Colin Sweet

Climate change: water rights and electric utilities pp. 420-424

Kathleen A. Miller

Household fuel transition patterns in Bophuthutswana pp. 424-425

A. A. Eberhard, B. J. Dickson and A. Pouris

Oil under troubled waters pp. 426-429

Arthur Conway

Electric utility planning and regulation: by Edward Kahn American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, Washington, DC, 1988, 339 pp, $24.50 pp. 429-430

Eric Hirst

United States energy policy 1980-1988: US Department of Energy DOE Report DOE/S-0068, Washington, DC, October 1988 174pp pp. 430-431

Warren H. Donnelly

Energy issues: Transition series: US General Accounting Office Report Gto/OCG-89-16TR, Washington, DC, November 1988, 38pp pp. 431-432

Warren H. Donnelly

Towards a continental natural gas market: Historical perspectives and long-term outlook: by Kevin J. Brown Canadian Energy Research Institute, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 1988, 40 pp, $10.00 pp. 432-433

Anne V. Roland

Economic adjustment in oil-based economies: by Ahmad Jazayeri Gower, Aldershot, UK, 1988, 260 pp, [pound sign]26.00 pp. 433-434

Andrew MacKillop

Volume 17, issue 3, 1989

Privatization of the ESI broadening the debate pp. 202-207

Ben Fine

Power privatization and the UK coal industry pp. 208-214

Michael Prior

The prospects for coal briquetting in the Third World pp. 215-227

Glenn G. Stevenson and Robert D. Perlack

Diversification attempts by electric utilities A comparison of potential v achieved diversification achieved diversification pp. 228-234

H. L. Brewer

Navy jet fuel production Strategies for a Persian Gulf crisis pp. 235-243

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

Commercial energy subsidies in developing countries Opportunity for reform pp. 244-253

Mark Kosmo

Residential energy demand in Brazil by income classes Issues for the energy sector pp. 254-263

Gilberto De Martino Jannuzzi

Towards a household model of UK domestic energy demand pp. 264-276

John Micklewright

The environmental impact of fusion power pp. 277-283

Adrian Atkinson

The STOA experiment in the European Parliament The fusion project pp. 284-288

Gordon Lake

Bookwatch Backs to the wall pp. 289-294

Arthur Conway

Efficiency is the business pp. 294-294

Carsten Tank-Nielsen

Sink or swim? pp. 295-296

David Price

Uncertain future for British coal pp. 296-297

Jonathan Parker

Natural gas in Europe: Markets, organisation and politics: by Javier Estrada, Helge Ole Bergensen, Arild Moe and Anne Kristin Sydnes Pinter Publishers, London, 1988, 289 pp, [pound sign]30.00 pp. 297-298

Michail B. Korchemkin

Energie internationale 1988-1989: Institute for Energy Economics and Policy Editions Economica, Paris, 1988, 422 pp, Ff250 pp. 298-299

Andrew MacKillop

A review of World Bank lending for electrical power: by M. Munasinghe, J. Gilling and M. Mason Energy Series Paper 2, The World Bank Industry and Energy Department, The World Bank, Washington, DC, USA, 1988, 104 pp pp. 299-300

Tom W. Berrie

CHP and heat pumps pp. 300-300

Norman Jenkins

Unfinished nuclear plants pp. 301-300

John R. Seigal

Volume 17, issue 2, 1989

Energy and environment: Editor's introduction pp. 82-83

David Pearce

Energy and environment in the long term pp. 84-87

Anthony C. Fisher

The greenhouse effect and intergenerational transfer pp. 88-96

Clive Spash and Ralph d'Arge

Energy and environment: The challenge of integrating European policies pp. 97-102

S. Owens and Chris Hope

The decommissioning of nuclear plant: Timing, cost and regulation pp. 103-108

Gordon MacKerron

Deposits and repositories: Electricity wastes in the UK and West Germany pp. 109-115

Frans Berkhout, Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen and Jim Skea

Policies for the mitigation of acid rain: A critique of evaluation techniques pp. 116-122

Hadi Dowlatabadi and Winston Harrington

Woodfuel resource use and environmental management pp. 123-131

Witold Teplitz-Sembitzky and Gunter Schramm

The fuelwood crisis and the environment: Problems, policies and instruments pp. 132-137

Peter Pearson and P. Stevens

Energy and the single European market: Series editor: Jonathan Stern pp. 138-137

Jonathan Stern

Microcosm of energy policy: The US Congress 1987-1988 pp. 139-140

Warren H. Donnelly

Electricity privatization and environmental accountability pp. 141-148

Timothy O'Riordan

Privatizing electricity supply cannot be justified pp. 149-154

John Lyons

Reaching for 100% participation in a utility conservation programme: The Hood River project pp. 155-164

Eric Hirst

The international steam coal market and UK coal pp. 165-176

Gordon MacKerron

The greenhouse effect: issues for policymakers pp. 177-181

D. A. Everest

Surrounded by problems pp. 181-185

Arthur Conway

Energy and the environment: linking concepts to applications: Ottawa chapter of the International Association for Energy Economics, Ottawa, Canada, 30 November 1988 pp. 185-187

Helene Connor-Lajambe

Competition, profitability, and policy in the energy industries: 10th Annual North American Meeting of the International Association for Energy Economics, Four Seasons Hotel, Houston, TX, USA, 31 October-2 November 1988 pp. 187-188

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

Power failure: UK Trades Union Congress, London, UK, 31 October 1988 pp. 188-189

Francis McGowan

Natural gas: Governments and oil companies in the Third World: by Ann Davison, Chris Hurst and Robert Mabro Oxford University Press, UK, 1988, xxiv+272 pp, [pound sign]25.00 pp. 189-190

Michael G. Webb

The international atomic energy agency and world nuclear order: by Lawrence Scheinman Resources for the Future, Washington, DC, 1987, 320 pp, $16.95 pp. 190-191

Warren Donnelly

Sizewell B: An anatomy of the inquiry: by Timothy O'Riordan, Ray Kemp and Michael Purdue Macmillan, London, UK, 1988, 256 pp, [pound sign]29.50 pp. 192-193

Andrew Holmes

Energy, environment and development in Africa: edited by R. Hosier Beijer Institute and Scandinanvian Institute of African Studies, Stockholm and Uppsala, Sweden, 1988, Vols 9, 10, 11 pp. 193-193

Andrew MacKillop

Why choose coal? The case for coal in power generation: International Coal Development Institute ICDI, London, UK, 1988, 32 pp pp. 194-195

Jim Skea

Not far afield: US interests and the global environment: by Norman Myers World Resources Institute, Washington, DC, USA, 1988, 73 pp pp. 195-196

R. K. Turner

Electricity in Europe: Opening the market: by Andrew Holmes Financial Times Business Information, London, UK, 1988, 131 pp, [pound sign]155 (UK), [pound sign]165 (elsewhere) pp. 196-197

Andrew MacKillop

Volume 17, issue 1, 1989

Global warming -- a paradigm shift for energy policy? pp. 2-5

Stewart Boyle

Mexico's nuclear paradox pp. 6-10

Michael Redclift

From one crisis to the next: The fate of the oil markets in the 1990s pp. 11-14

Walter Goldstein

The electricity supply industry: Critique of the privatization proposals pp. 15-21

F. E. Bonner

Electricity privatization: What future now for British Coal? pp. 22-26

Colin Robinson

The Japanese and Italian power station markets: Prospects for steam coal pp. 27-40

S. D. Thomas

Energy substitution in oil-exporting LDCs: The Indonesian experience pp. 41-48

Adam Rose and Ukar Soelistijo

Great expectations: A review of nuclear fusion research pp. 49-56

Judy Clark and Gordon MacKerron

Regenerating the inner cities -- the energy dimension pp. 57-63

Andrew Warren

Europe cuts a dash pp. 63-66

Arthur Conway

Third World Energy Policy Study Group,: Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU), University of Sussex, Brighton, UK, 28 March 1988 pp. 66-69

Jas Gill

Conservation programmes for electric utilities, International Energy Agency Workshop: Paris, France, September 1988 pp. 69-72

Eric Hirst

Letter to the editor pp. 72-73

Norman Jenkins

Soviet oil exports: Trade adjustments, refining constraints and market behaviour: by Margaret Chadwick, David Long, and Machiko Nissanke Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 1987, pp 263 pp. 73-74

Matthew J. Sagers

Household energy handbook: An interim guide and reference manual: by Gerald Leach and Marcia Gowen World Bank Technical Paper Series, The World Bank, Washington, USA, 1987 pp. 75-74

Tom W. Berrie

Oil: A practical guide to the economics of world petroleum: by Peter Ellis Jones Woodhead-Falkener, Cambridge, UK, 1988, [pound sign]40 pp. 76-74

Michael B. Morrison