Energy Policy

1973 - 2025

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Volume 6, issue 4, 1978

The end of the Paris energy dialogue and the need for an international energy institute pp. 254-276

Trevor A. Byer

US nuclear policy and the European energy market pp. 277-284

Robert A. Purple

The impact of the Carter programme on the Western European energy market pp. 285-293

Pierre Desprairies

The UK surface passenger transport sector: Energy consumption and policy options for conservation pp. 294-313

D. Maltby, I. G. Monteath and K. A. Lawler

Carbon dioxide and climate: Too much heat clouds debate pp. 314-319

John Gribbin

Unequal shares in the North Sea pp. 320-331

Richard Bailey

Fuel for the fire -- the reappraisal of multilateral energy aid pp. 332-338

R. Thomas Hoffmann

Nuclear power costs in the UK pp. 339-340

Hugh Hunt

Colin sweet responds pp. 340-341

Colin Sweet

Annual report on energy research, development and demonstration: Activities of the IEA 1977-1978: 67 pp, OECD, Paris, 1978 pp. 342-344

Norman Jenkins

North sea oil in the future: by C. Robinson and J. Morgan 216pp, [pound sign]10.00, Macmillan for the Trade Policy Research Centre, London, 1978 pp. 342-341

G. A. Mackay

Volume 6, issue 3, 1978

The politics of US energy policy pp. 180-195

Walter Goldstein

Impact of government subsidies on market penetration of synthetic fuels pp. 196-208

Ali Ezzati

Price sensitivity of petrol consumption and some policy implications: The case of the EEC pp. 209-216

George J. Kouris

India's energy consumption: Composition and trends pp. 217-230

Ashok V. Desai

Energy policy and the EEC pp. 231-234

Georges Brondel

Transport fuel for the post-oil era -- a different view pp. 234-236

William F. Barron

Nuclear power proliferation -- no case for anguish pp. 236-238

International Atomic Energy Agency

Energy consumption in Canada since confederation pp. 239-245

F. R. Steward

Petroleum -- the Australian outlook pp. 245-246

John C. Cameron

Planning climate and energy policies pp. 246-246

A. Henderson-Sellers

Estimating UK energy demand for the year 2000: A sectoral approach (SPRU Occasional paper series No 5): by J.H. Chesshire and A.J. Surrey 80pp, [pound sign]5.00, Science Policy Research Unit, University of Sussex, Mantell Building, Falmer, Brighton, Sussex BN1 9RF, UK, 1978 pp. 247-248

G. Gravelle, G. Charleswort and T. M. Baker

Volume 6, issue 2, 1978

Energy policy, the energy price fallacy and the role of nuclear energy in the UK pp. 94-106

L. G. Brookes

Nuclear power costs in the UK pp. 107-118

Colin Sweet

Energy policy in developing countries pp. 119-128

T. W. Berrie and D. Leslie

Analysis of the WAES scenarios using the World Integrated Model pp. 129-139

Barry B. Hughes and Mihajlo D. Mesarovic

Long-term energy demand forecasting A new approach pp. 140-157

B. Chateau and B. Lapillonne

How much oil can the North Sea produce?--continued The critics' defence pp. 158-159

C. G. Wall, D. C. Wilson and W. Jones

A final word pp. 159-160

Peter Odell and Kenneth E. Rosing

Modelling energy -- economy interactions pp. 160-162

Sam H. Schurr

Input-output techniques and energy cost of commodities pp. 162-165

Robert A. Herendeen

Soviet-American energy involvement pp. 166-167

Julie Rogers

The US Energy Information Administration and coal data pp. 168-169

Thomas F. Hogarty

NUCLEAR POWER: Its development in the United Kingdom: by R.F. Pocock Hardback [pound sign]12.80, paperback [pound sign]5.10, Unwin Brothers Ltd, Old Woking, Surrey, UK, and the Institution of Nuclear Engineers, 1977 pp. 169-170

Walter C. Patterson

Strategy for energy conservation through tribology: 174 pp, $15.00, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, New York, 1977 pp. 170-171

Chris Evans

Utopias in conflict: In the March 1978 issue of Energy Policy Alvin Weinberg reviewed Soft Energy Paths: Toward a Durable Peace by Amory B. Lovins (231 + xx pp, hardback $15.40, [pound sign]10.30, US paperback $6.95, Ballinger Publishing Co, Cambridge, Mass, 1977, distributed in the UK by John Wiley and Sons Ltd, Chichester; [pound sign]0.95, Penguin Books Ltd, Harmondsworth, Middlesex, 1977). Amory Lovins responds below pp. 171-174

Amory B. Lovins

Alvin M. Weinberg replies pp. 174-174

Alvin M. Weinberg

Amory Lovins adds as a final postcript pp. 174-175

Alvin M. Weinberg

Volume 6, issue 1, 1978

A proposal for a new US oil policy pp. 2-13

Arnold E. Safer

Energy planning in Guatemala: Response to crisis pp. 14-20

Allan K. Fitzsimmons and Terry L. McIntosh

Transport fuels for the post-oil era pp. 21-35

G. Charlesworth and T. M. Baker

The USA faces the energy challenge pp. 36-52

Guy de Carmoy

Policy on energy pricing pp. 53-65

Michael G. Webb

Intensities of energy usage an international and intertemporal comparison pp. 66-75

Ron Edwards and Ashok Parikh

Communications on energy oil and economics pp. 76-78

Ferdinand E. Banks

The US insulation market pp. 78-80

Noel D. Uri

Staging the nuclear debate pp. 80-83

Gerald Foley and E. A. van Buren

A clash of anathemas pp. 83-85

Patrick Coyne

Soft energy paths: Toward a durable peace: by Amory B. Lovins 231 + xx pp, $15.40, Ballinger Publishing Co, Cambridge, Mass, 1977; [pound sign]0.95, Penguin Books Ltd, Harmondsworth, Middlesex, UK, 1977 pp. 85-87

Alvin M. Weinberg

Electric energy availability and regional growth: by George S. Tolley, Charles W. Upton and V. Stevens Hastings 272 pp, $17.50, Ballinger Publishing Company, Cambridge, Mass, 1977 pp. 87-90

Noel D. Uri

The fissile society: Energy, electricity and the nuclear option: by Walter Patterson 117 pp, Earth Resources Research Ltd, 40 James Street, London W1, 1977 pp. 90-91

John Chesshire