Energy Policy

1973 - 2025

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Volume 13, issue 6, 1985

Treating energy as a commodity pp. 506-510

T. W. Berrie and M. Hoyle

Progressive mobilization of oil resources a factor in ensuring moderate price rises part 1 pp. 511-523

P. C. Desprairies, X. Boy de la Tour and J. J. Lacour

Price and prospects for oil: Carrying the burden of excess capacity in the 1980s and beyond pp. 524-534

Walter Goldstein

Energy policy and the energy economy in FR Germany: An overview pp. 535-545

Eike Rohling and Jochen Mohnfeld

Potential energy planning conflicts in the UK pp. 546-558

Susan Owens

Structural changes in the UK energy market pp. 559-563

H. Motamen and C. Schaller

Nuclear waste repository siting: An alternative approach pp. 564-580

Barry D. Solomon and Diane M. Cameron

Demand for woodfuels by households in the province of Ilocos Norte, Philippines pp. 581-591

Eric Hyman

Communication on energy: Nuclear power and the non proliferation treaty: how the carrot became a turnip pp. 592-593

Colin Hines and David Lowry

European framework pp. 594-595

R. C. Bending

The political economy of coal: by Ferdinand E. Banks DC Heath, Lexington, MA, USA, 185, 272 pp, [pound sign]19.50 or $28.00 pp. 599-599

Ronald P. Steenblik

The economics of coal for steam raising in industry: by R.S. Holcomb and M. Prior IEA Coal Research, ICEAS/H4, IEA Coal Research, London, April 1985 pp. 600-599

Jim Skea

Taxation, uncertainty and the privatization of energy industries pp. 601-599

Peter J. W. N. Bird

Volume 13, issue 5, 1985

Heat recovery schemes in the UK pp. 418-420

Gopal Srinivasan

Promoting conservation in buildings: A promising route pp. 421-424

Mayer Hillman

US appliance efficiency standards pp. 425-436

Patricia Rollin and Jan Beyea

Impact of organizational factors on energy conservation measures pp. 437-444

Birger Rapp and Jan Selmer

US states and energy efficiency: North Carolina's `quango' pp. 445-457

Jon M. Veigel and Sanford Lakoff

Information technology and the use of energy pp. 458-476

William Walker

Energy management experience: Conference on Energy management experience, Construction Industry Conference Centre, Royal Institute of British Architects, London, 9-10 May 1985 pp. 477-476

Derek P. Gregory

Electricity supply debate: Conference on The pressurized water reactor and the UK, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK, 22-23 April 1985; Conference on The future of the electricity supply industry, Polytechnic of the South Bank, London, 25-27 June 1985 pp. 478-479

Nigel Evans, Alice Morgan and Mark Barrett

The future of CHP: Fourth Open Conference of UNICHAL, Copenhagen, 30 June to 4 July 1985 pp. 480-485

Norman Jenkins

Energy and economy: Energy and economy -- global interdependencies, Seventh Annual International Conference of the International Association of Energy Economists (IAEE) 3-5 June 1985, Bonn pp. 485-488

Mark Baier and Martin Czakainski

Rural energy to meet development needs: Asian village approaches: edited by M. Nurul Islam, Richard Morse and M. Hadi Soesastro Westview Press, Boulder, CO, USA, distributed in the UK by Bowker, Epping, UK, 1984, 561 pp pp. 489-490

Asit K. Biswas

Energy pricing and demand management: by Mohan Munasinghe Bowker, Epping, UK, 1985, 175 pp, [pound sign]21.25 pp. 490-492

Tom Berrie

Improving energy demand analysis: edited by Paul Stern National Academy Press, Washington, DC, 1984, 132 pp, $16.25 (export), $13.50 (USA, Canada and Mexico) pp. 492-494

Tom Berrie

Energy, economics, and foreign policy in the Soviet Union: by Ed A. Hewett The Brookings Institution, Washington, DC, 1984, 228 pp pp. 497-498

Matthew J. Sagers

Energy policy and land use planning: An international perspective: edited by D.R. Cope, P. Hills and P. James Urban and Regional Planning Series, Vol 32, Pergamon, Oxford, UK, 1984, 308 pp, [pound sign]14.00 paperback, [pound sign]25.00 hardback pp. 498-499

Ray Kemp

Manufacturing industry and economic development in the SADCC countries: by Richard Peet pp. 499-500b

Andrew MacKillop

Wood, energy and households: edited by Carolyn Barnes, Jean Ensminger and Phil O'Keefe pp. 499-500d

Andrew MacKillop

Energy and development in southern Africa, part 2: edited by Phil O'Keefe and Barry Munslow pp. 499-500a

Andrew MacKillop

Energy and development in southern Africa, part 1: edited by Phil O'Keefe and Barry Munslow pp. 499-500c

Andrew MacKillop

Energy management: Can we learn from others?: by George F. Ray Gower, Aldershot, UK, for the Policy Studies Institute and the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Energy Paper No 16, 1985, 120 pp pp. 500-501

David Hawdon

Volume 13, issue 4, 1985

Energy in developing countries: Edited by Joy Dunkerley pp. 299-300

Joy Dunkerley

Energy problems and policies in developing countries pp. 301-303

R. K. Pachauri and Rashmi Pachauri

World energy markets and the developing countries pp. 304-309

Boum-Jong Choe

Oil exploration in developing countries pp. 310-315

Harry G. Broadman

Energy technology acquisition for Third World development pp. 316-319

John Chesshire and John Surrey

The electric power sector in developing countries pp. 320-325

Robert J. Saunders and Karl Jechoutek

Biomass energy in developing countries pp. 326-329

William Ramsay

Energy and agriculture in developing countries pp. 330-334

Ramesh Bhatia

Energy conservation in the industrial sector of developing countries pp. 335-339

G. Anandalingam

Transport and energy in developing countries pp. 340-344

David Geltner

Energy pricing policies in developing countries pp. 345-349

Russell J. deLucia and Michael C. Lesser

Energy planning in developing countries pp. 350-354

Wesley K. Foell

The energy research group and its research survey pp. 355-356

Ashok V. Desai

Small nuclear power plants: Financing ease may balance scaling factor pp. 360-370

Carl Behrens

Transport constraints in Soviet petroleum pp. 371-380

Matthew J. Sagers and Milford B. Green

Petroleum taxes and optimal resource recovery pp. 381-401

Arild N. Nystad

Communication on energy An alternative projection model of future nuclear capacity pp. 402-403

Mitsuo Takei

A significant role for wind energy: First European Wind Energy Conference, Hamburg, FR Germany, 22-26 October 1984; 7th BWEA Conference, Oxford, UK, 27-29 March 1985; Windtech 85 International Symposium on Windship Technology, Southampton, UK, 23-25 April 1985 pp. 404-405

Arthur Conway

TV producer admits `I was wrong'; urges industry chiefs to be offensive: Half day symposium on `Public perception of energy questions', Institution of Mechanical Engineers, London, 26 March 1985 pp. 406-407

Chris Hope

Energy policy in America since 1945: by Richard H.K. Vietor Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 1985, 379 pp, $29.95 pp. 407-408

Douglas A. Henderson

The international oil market: by Alessandro Roncaglia (edited by J.A. Kregal) Macmillan, Basingstoke, UK, 180 pp pp. 409-408

Ferdinand E. Banks

In search of oil: by B.F. Grossling and D.T. Nielson Financial Times Business Information, London, 1985; Volume I, The Search for Oil and its Impediments, 106 pp, [pound sign]70; Volume II, Country Analyses, 264 pp, [pound sign]145 pp. 409-410

Peter R. Odell

Oil economists' handbook 1985: by Gilbert Jenkins Elsevier, Barking, Essex, UK, 1985, 384 pp, [pound sign]60.00, $90.00 pp. 410-411b

A. F. G. Scanlan

Oil tanker databook 1985: by Michael Champness and Gilber Jenkins Elsevier, Barking, Essex, UK, 1985, 356 pp, [pound sign]55.00, $82.50 pp. 410-411a

A. F. G. Scanlan

Soviet resources in the world economy: edited by Robert G. Jensen, Theodore Shabad and Arthur W. Wright University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL, USA, 1983, 700 pp pp. 411-412

Matthew J. Sagers

Energy trends in the USSR pp. 413-414

Theodore Shabad

Economics of nuclear versus coal: big is beautiful? pp. 413-412

Ferdinand E. Banks

Volume 13, issue 3, 1985

When we all agree pp. 202-203

Richard Eden

Towards decentralization: Energy planning in Guangdong, PR China pp. 204-214

Peter C. Brinkmann

Energy futures for oil-importing developing countries pp. 215-229

Michael Drohan

Electric power generation options for the Netherlands to 2000: An evaluation of government's and environmentalists' scenarios pp. 230-242

Bert de Vries and Daan Dijk

Transportation of US western coal: The impact of deregulation on unit train rates pp. 243-252

Michael B. Morrison

Nuclear uncertainties: Energy loans for fission power pp. 253-266

Jan Willem Storm van Leeuwen

Avoided costs for solar facilities pp. 267-282

Theresa Flaim

Communications on energy: Economic evaluation of investments for electricity systems pp. 283-284

E. A. Bossanyi

Economic evaluation of investments for electricity systems -- a reply pp. 284-285

Nigel Evans

The great proliferation debate: The plutonium business and the spread of the bomb by Walter C. Patterson Paladin Books, Granda Publishing, London, 1984, 272 pp [pound sign]2.95 pp. 287-289c

Warren H. Donnelly

The great proliferation debate: The nuclear age -- power, proliferation and the arms race by William Sweet Congressional Quarterly, Washington, 1984, 253 pp, [pound sign]11.95 paperback pp. 287-289a

Warren H. Donnelly

The great proliferation debate: Nuclear proliferation today by Leonard S. Spector Vantage Books, Random House, New York, 1984, 478 pp, [pound sign]5.95 paperback and Ballinger, Cambridge, MA, 1984, $25.00 hardback pp. 287-289b

Warren H. Donnelly

World uranium market: The international uranium market by Thomas L. Neff Ballinger, Cambridge, MA, 1984, 359 pp, [pound sign]30.95 pp. 289-290

Ian Smart

Marginal cost pricing: Marginal cost analysis and pricing of water and electric power: Methodology notes by Yves Albouy Inter-American Development Bank, 808 17th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20577, 1983, 216 pp pp. 290-293

T. W. Berrie

Volume 13, issue 2, 1985

Is improved energy efficiency still an important policy issue? pp. 115-116

Eric Hirst

Energy conservation: The need for a sharper institutional focus pp. 117-119

Jane Carter

The electric route to economic growth pp. 120-125

J. C. Smith

Energy conservation and productivity growth: Can we have both? pp. 126-132

Sam H. Schurr

Residential conservation incentives pp. 133-142

Paul C. Stern, Linda G. Berry and Eric Hirst

Non-participants in utility energy conservation programmes pp. 143-155

Robert M. Wirtshafter

Federal--state conservation programmes: The states' assessment pp. 156-168

Stephen W. Sawyer

Commercial sector energy efficiency improvements: An economic and statistical analysis of empirical data pp. 169-178

Dan Kowalczyk

The economics of energy conservation through top-up loft insulation pp. 179-187

Peter J. W. N. Bird

Communications on energy: Fighting London's cold war pp. 188-189

Colin Hines

Woodfuel, deforestation and tree growing in the developing world pp. 190-192

Gerald Foley

Energy in LDCs pp. 192-195

Peter Pearson and Paul Stevens

Electricity and CHP pp. 195-195

L.G. Brookes

Volume 13, issue 1, 1985

Free-falling oil prices- who would benefit? pp. 3-4

Chris Hope

Impact of the superpowers' energy balances on world oil pp. 5-12

Tony Scanlan

Soviet gas and European security pp. 13-26

David M. Adamson

Energy policy and the privatization of the UK energy industries pp. 27-36

Michael G. Webb

Competition in UK gas distribution The effect of recent legislation pp. 37-50

Catherine Price

`Immortal' energy systems and intergenerational justice pp. 51-59

Alvin M. Weinberg

Connecticut's residential conservation service: An evaluation pp. 60-70

Eric Hirst, Patricia S. Hu, Earle F. Taylor and Kathy M. Thayer

Decentralized energy supply: Suitability for the UK's industrial sectors pp. 71-83

S. S. Thabit and J. Stark

Efficiency and the role of government in energy policy pp. 84-96

Mathilde Benveniste

Synfuel development impacts-- econometric modelling and policy analysis pp. 97-101

Barry D. Solomon

Energy economics in Norway: Inaugural Conference of the Norwegian Chapter of the International Association of Energy Economists, 18-19 June 1984, Chr Michelsen Institute, Bergen, Norway pp. 101-102

Chris Hope

Call for reduction in SO2 emissions: The Acid Rain Inquiry. An Open International Conference, Edinburgh, 27-29 September 1984 pp. 102-103

Nigel Evans and Jim Skea

Blue gold: The political economy of natural gas: by J.D. Davis George Allen and Unwin, London, 1984, 336 pp, [pound sign]25.00 pp. 104-105

Jonathan P. Stern

Review of member states' energy policies: Publication COM (84) 88 final, Commission of the European Communities, Brussels, 1984, 175 pp, free pp. 106-107

Andrew MacKillop

Oil futures trading: The impact on the structure of the petroleum market: by Hossein Razavi Financial Times Business Information, 102-108 Clerkenwell Road, London EC1M 5SA, 1984, 146 pp, [pound sign]225, $345 pp. 106-105

F. E. Banks

Nuclear power and public responsibility: by L. E. J. Roberts Cambridge University Press, 1984, 151 pp, [pound sign]8.95 pp. 107-108

Roger Williams

Nuclear energy: by Simon Rippon Heinemann, London, 1984; 214 pp, [pound sign]15 pp. 108-109

Leonard G. Brookes