International Journal of Energy Technology and Policy

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Volume 3, issue 4, 2005

Issues related to wind energy conversion systems pp. 313-323

Walmir Freitas, Ahmed Faheem Zobaa, Jose C.M. Vieira and James S. McConnach

A study of wind energy contribution to global climate change mitigation pp. 324-341

Lev S. Belyaev, Oleg V. Marchenko and Sergei V. Solomin

A summary of wind power impacts on electric power system operating costs pp. 342-354

J. Charles Smith, Edgar A. DeMeo, Brian Parsons and Michael Milligan

On wind energy, electricity free market, and life cycle assessment in Brazil pp. 355-362

Claudio Frate and Armando Caldeira-Pires

Estimation of capacity credit for wind power in Libya pp. 363-377

Wedad B. El-Osta, Mohamed Ali Ekhlat, Amal S. Yagoub, Yousef Khalifa and E. Borass

Wind energy in Italy: regulatory and technical aspects pp. 378-393

Luigi Salvaderi and Enzo Dalpane

Air concentrating nozzles: a promising option for wind turbines pp. 394-412

S. Shikha, T.S. Bhatti and D.P. Kothari

Volume 3, issue 3, 2005

An introduction to reactive power compensation for wind farms pp. 185-195

Khaled A. Nigim, Ahmed Faheem Zobaa and Ibrahim El-Amin

Reactive power compensation strategies for wind generation in distribution systems: a power quality approach pp. 196-212

Angel L. Trigo Garcia, Jose Maria Maza Ortega and Esther Romero Ramos

Reactive capability limits of wind farms pp. 213-222

Alberto Rios Villacorta, Santiago Arnaltes Gomez and Jose Luis Rodriguez-Amenedo

Impacts of dynamic reactive power compensation devices on the performance of wind power generators pp. 223-236

Walmir Freitas, Mauricio B.C. Salles, Jose C.M. Vieira, Andre Morelato, Luiz Carlos Pereira Da Silva and Vivaldo Fernando Da Costa

Reactive power compensation of wind-diesel hybrid power systems using Matlab/Simulink pp. 237-252

R.C. Bansal

Analysis and experimental verification of a control scheme for unified power quality conditioner pp. 253-268

Peng-Cheng Zhu, Xun Li, Yong Kang and Jian Chen

Reactive power compensation of wind energy conversion system by using Unified Power Flow Controller pp. 269-298

Nijaz Dizdarevic, Matislav Majstrovic and Goran Andersson

Efficient pricing of a bundled product of both real and reactive power pp. 299-309

Serhiy Kotsan

Volume 3, issue 1/2, 2005

Decentralised energy systems: state of the art and potentials pp. 1-11

Dieter Bohn

Performance of water/steam injected gas turbine power plants consisting of standard gas turbines and turbo expanders pp. 12-23

Hermann Haselbacher

Demands on thermal power plants in the liberalised energy market pp. 24-38

Dietmar Hein, Klaus Kwanka and Thomas Fischer

Development of a lignite-fired power plant concept with integrated pressurised fluidised-bed drying and fuel cells pp. 39-49

F.U. Leidich, R. Breitenfelder, H. Mandel, J. Krautz and M. Gniazdowski

Enhancing the dynamic performance of electricity production in steam power plants by the integration of transient waste heat sources into the feed-water pre-heating system pp. 50-65

K. Roth, V. Scherer and K. Behnke

The isoengine: realisation of a high-efficiency power cycle based on isothermal compression pp. 66-84

Claus Linnemann and Mike W. Coney

First industrial application of an open absorption cycle for heat transformation in a district-heating network pp. 85-99

Petra Bittrich, Dietrich Hebecker and Thomas Bergmann

Implementation of renewable energies in German energy economy pp. 100-114

Joachim Nitsch, Wolfram Krewitt and Franz Trieb

Exergy of solar radiation pp. 115-122

Stephan Kabelac

Solarthermal parabolic trough power plants with integrated storage capacity pp. 123-336

Wolf-Dieter Steinmann, Markus Eck and Doerte Laing

High efficient utilisation of solar energy with newly developed parabolic trough collectors (SOLITEM PTC) for chilling and steam production in a hotel at the Mediterranean coast of Turkey pp. 137-146

Ahmet Lokurlu, Fritz Richarts and Dirk Kruger

Utilisation of deep geothermal energy for heating purposes pp. 147-157

Thomas Kattenstein and Hermann-Josef Wagner

The economics of wind energy within the generation mix pp. 158-182

Helmut Alt

Volume 2, issue 4, 2004

Energy policy indicators for the assessment of the Euro-Mediterranean energy cooperation pp. 301-322

Argyris G. Kagiannas, Alexandros Flamos, Dimitris T. Askounis and John Psarras

Effect of window type, size and orientation on the total energy demand for a building in Indian climatic conditions pp. 323-334

Inderjeet Singh and N.K. Bansal

Quantitative analysis of technological development within renewable energy technologies pp. 335-353

Stine Grenaa Jensen

General Electric, a model of corporate citizenship and business evolution pp. 354-368

Sameer Kumar and Jeffrey L. Ricker

Benefit-cost analysis of Automotive Lightweighting Material projects pp. 369-391

Sujit Das, Bruce E. Tonn and Jean H. Peretz

Energy analysis of manufacturing process of a motorcycle pp. 392-402

Archak Patnayak, Narendra Kumar Bansal and Jyotirmay Mathur

Volume 2, issue 3, 2004

Time-saving innovations and their impact on energy use: some lessons from a household-production-function approach pp. 209-218

Mathias Binswanger

Market versus planning failures: the case of the German heating sector pp. 219-225

Martin Reeker and Dirk Rübbelke

Do energy audits help reduce barriers to energy efficiency? An empirical analysis for Germany pp. 226-239

Joachim Schleich

The impacts of technological learning on the optimum technology mix: simulations for the Indian power sector pp. 240-249

Jyotirmay Mathur, Narendra Kumar Bansal and Hermann-Joseh Wagner

Technological change, energy consumption, and the costs of environmental policy in energy–economy–environment modelling pp. 250-261

Andreas Löschel

Evaluating advanced automotive energy technologies: a multivariate mobility contribution metric pp. 262-271

Joseph Burns, Thomas Cors, Brian Knight and Brian Thelen

The impact of national environmental policy on the global success of next-generation automobiles pp. 272-283

Marian Beise and Klaus Rennings

A reduced switch count UPF power conditioner for grid connected variable speed wind energy conversion system employing PM generators: a simulation study pp. 284-299

A.B. Raju, B.G. Fernandes and K. Chatterjee

Volume 2, issue 1/2, 2004

The development of the experience curve concept and its application in energy policy assessment pp. 3-14

Lena Neij

Experience curves for wind power pp. 15-32

Lena Neij, Per Dannemand Andersen and Michael Durstewitz

Sources of experience – theoretical considerations and empirical observations from Danish wind energy technology pp. 33-51

Per Dannemand Andersen

Experience curves for power plant emission control technologies pp. 52-69

Edward S. Rubin, Sonia Yeh, David A. Hounshell and Margaret R. Taylor

Emission trading and the role of learning-by-doing spillovers in the "bottom-up" energy-system ERIS model pp. 70-95

Leonardo Barreto and Ger Klaassen

Technology learning from the lawmaker's point of view pp. 96-105

Stephanie Bauer

Innovation in technology for the least product price and cost – a new minimum cost relation for reductions during technological learning pp. 106-129

Romney B. Duffey

Endogenous learning in climate-energy-economic models – an inventory of key uncertainties pp. 130-141

Bob van der Zwaan and Ad Seebregts

Learning-by-doing on both the demand and the supply sides: implications for electric utility investments in a Heuristic model pp. 142-152

John A. ''Skip'' Laitner and Alan H. Sanstad

Riding down the experience curve for energy-efficient building envelopes: the Swiss case for 1970–2020 pp. 153-178

Martin Jakob and Reinhard Madlener

Reducing costs of emerging renewable energy technologies – an analysis of the dynamic development with wind power as case study pp. 179-202

Stine Grenaa Jensen