International Journal of Global Energy Issues

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Volume 13, issue 4, 2000

Corporate restructuring of the global energy industry: an overview of events and issues pp. 296-327

Kevin Lillis

Comments on Kevin Lillis's paper pp. 328-329

Lars Bergman

The restructuring of the international coal industry pp. 333-347

David Humphreys and Keith Welham

The international coal industry: comments on the paper by David Humphreys and Keith Welham pp. 348-356

Patrik Soderholm

Corporate restructuring of the global energy industry, the next steps: the case of gas in Europe pp. 357-371

Kjell Roland, Erik S. Sorensen

Comments on Kjell Roland's and Erik Sorensen's paper pp. 372-374

Peter J.W.N. Bird

The global energy industry: is competition among suppliers ensured? pp. 378-399

Pierre Regibeau

Where are we heading - and what can we do about it? A comment on Pierre Regibeau's paper pp. 400-404

Bo Diczfalusy

Is competition among suppliers ensured?: a comment on Pierre Regibeau's paper pp. 406-409

Christer Sjolin

Implication of restructuring for producers, consumers, investors and society at large pp. 410-424

Dennis C. Mueller

Why large size adds to value: a comment on Dennis Mueller's paper pp. 425-431

Michael Klein

Volume 13, issue 1/2/3, 2000

A global renewable energy scenario pp. -

Bent Sorensen, Peter Meibom

Energy and the protection of the atmosphere pp. 4-57

Nebojsa Nakicenovic, Arnulf Grubler

The treatment of technology development in energy models pp. 58-69

Harry Audus

Energy scenarios in global economic models of greenhouse gas reduction pp. 70-85

Mark Diesendorf

Modelling energy system using three-dimensional input-output analysis pp. 86-101

Yoshikuni Yoshida, Hisashi Ishitani, Ryuji Matsuhashi

Models of energy saving systems: the battlefield of environmental planning pp. 102-122

Jorgen S. Norgard

Wind energy today and in the 21st century pp. 145-158

Per Dannemand Andersen, Peter Hjuler Jensen

Solar energy options for renewable energy economies pp. 159-169

David R. Mills

Interregional power transmission: a component in planning for renewable energy technologies pp. 170-180

Stefan Kruger Nielsen, Bent Sorensen,

A global clean fossil scenario pp. 181-195

Bernd Kuemmel

Long-term energy scenarios: the approach of the World Energy Council pp. 277-284

Michael Jefferson

Danish long-term energy scenarios pp. 285-292

Sigurd L. Pedersen, Jesper Gundermann

Volume 12, issue 7/8, 1999

Energy taxation - a historical overview pp. 304-314

Leif Muten

Fundamental problems in taxing energy, a comment on Leif Muten's paper pp. 315-318

Erik S. Sorensen

Environmental versus fiscal considerations in taxing energy pp. 319-331

Kalle Maatta

Greenhouse gas abatement and tradable emission permits in open economies; a comment on Kalle Maatta's paper pp. 332-335

Per Kageson

Taxing energy for fiscal or environmental ends; a comment on Kalle Maatta's paper pp. 336-339

Bengt Kristrom

The need for cross-border harmonisation of energy taxes in an interdependent world pp. 340-351

Stephen Smith

Cross-border and cross-sector harmonisation of environmental taxes; a comment on Stephen Smith's paper pp. 352-354

Olle Eklund

Are carbon taxes the best tool to implement the Kyoto commitments? A comment on Stephen Smith's paper pp. 355-362

G. Campbell Watkins

Carbon-dioxide and energy taxes on manufacturing industry - there is a need for a global approach pp. 363-371

Sven-Olof Lodin

Taxation of greenhouse gases: why Kyoto will not be implemented pp. 372-376

Marian Radetzki

Taxation of greenhouse gases, comments on Sven-Olof Lodin's and Marian Radetzki's papers pp. 377-

Erik S. Sorensen

What have we learnt from the deliberations on energy taxation pp. 378-379

Carl Johan Aberg

Volume 12, issue 1/2/3/4/5/6, 1999

Integrating sustainability in energy policy modelling pp. 1-14

Werner Hediger

Strategic electric sector assessment methodology under sustainability conditions (SESAMS). Knowledge-based decision support framework: an enhanced methodology pp. 15-32

Adrian V. Gheorghe, R.M. von Spakovsky, P.A. Haldi, Stefan Hirschberg, S. Connors

Integration and decision support systems for energy policy management and comparative assessment studies pp. 33-59

Adrian V. Gheorghe

Incorporating environmental concerns into electric system expansion planning using a multi-criteria decision support system pp. 60-67

Vladimir S. Koritarov, Guenter Conzelmann, Thomas D. Veselka, William A. Buehring, Richard R. Cirillo, Victor V. Podinovski

MOPCA: a multi-criteria decision model for power system expansion planning - methodology and case study pp. 68-80

Shi Xiangjun, Mo Xuefeng, Fu Qiang, Lin Jianwen

Energy planning and environmental management with the information and decision support system MESAP pp. 81-91

Christoph Schlenzig

Decision support system framework of the PRIMES energy model of the European Commission pp. 92-119

Yiannis Antoniou, Pantelis Capros

Ensuring future energy alternatives: the role of resource planning in forming long-range energy and environmental policies pp. 120-130

Stephen R. Connors

Non-linear modelling of integrated energy supply and demand systems pp. 131-137

Bent Sorensen

Fuzzy linear programming for DSS in energy planning pp. 138-151

T. Canz

Visual interactive structured modelling in energy policy and management pp. 152-158

Giampiero E.G. Beroggi

A GIS-based regional energy-environment policy model pp. 159-167

E. Fragniere, A. Haurie, R. Kanala

Uncertainty assessment in the supply function of lignite deposits pp. 168-179

Ioannis A. Papazoglou

Risk based regulations: a legal view pp. 180-195

Hansjorg Seiler

Model-based decision support in energy planning pp. 196-207

Sabine Messner, Manfred Strubegger

Full value costs for sustainable electric utility options pp. 208-217

Warren W. Schenler

An integrated framework for comparative assessment of electricity supply chains and strategies: the DECADES project pp. 218-232

I.F. Vladu

Assessment of CO 2 reduction policies for Switzerland pp. 233-243

S. Kypreos

Development of regional capacity expansion plan in Russia (application of the WASP model) pp. 244-256

Y.F. Chernilin, S.L. Kononov, E.F. Zakharova, V.S. Kagramanyan, A.V. Malenkov

Preliminary research of health and environmental impacts and greenhouse gas emission from coal-fired power and nuclear power chains in China pp. 257-270

Pan Ziqiang, Chen Zhuzhou, Zhu Zhiming, Xiu Binglin, Ma Zhonghai, Hao Jianzhong and He Huimin

Environmental inventories for future electricity supply systems for Switzerland pp. 271-282

R. Dones, U., Ganter, S. Hirschberg,

Modelling an international market of CO 2 emission permits pp. 283-291

O. Bahn, S. Kypreos, B. Bueler, H.J. Luthi

Analogical gates - a network approach to multi-criteria aggregation with application in risk assessment pp. 292-298

E. Badreddin