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Volume 20-21, issue 8-1, 2009

Editorial by the Guest Editor pp. i-viii

Richard S Courtney

Barriers to Large-Scale Renewable Energy Generation pp. 1243-1247

Bryan Leyland

Wind Farming in South East Australia pp. 1249-1255

Andrew Miskelly and Tom Quirk

Wind Power Characteristics on the North West Coast of Saudi Arabia pp. 1257-1270

Shafiqur Rehman and Naif M. Al-Abbadi

Wave Energy Generation: High Expectations and Current Reality in the UK pp. 1271-1288

Anthony Brown

Energy is the Key: Renewable Energy Problems in Germany pp. 1289-1303

Michael Limburg

Biodiesel: Vehicle Fuel from Vegetable Oil pp. 1305-1323

Scott Button

Processing of Triglycerides to Diesel Range Hydrocarbon Fuels: Easily Practicable Small Scale Approach pp. 1325-1341

James O. Olusola, Mesubi M. Adediran, Ajanaku K. Oluseyi and Usman L. Ajao

Performance and Emission Characteristics of Diesel Engine with Methyl Ester Jatropha Oil and its Blends pp. 1343-1355

Y. V. Hanumantha Rao, Ram Sudheer Voleti, V.S. Hariharan, P. Nageswara Reddy and A.V. Sita Rama Raju

Estimating the Potential for Biogas Production and Application in Morogoro Region, Tanzania pp. 1357-1367

Langeni L.N. Mkiramweni and Idrissa B. Mshoro

Application of High Temperature Heat Pipe for Renewable Energy Development pp. 1369-1379

Hui Xu, Hong Zhang, Zhongxian Wang, Tong Bai, Li Ding and Jun Zhuang

Safety in Numbers Can Be an Illusion pp. 1381-1387

John Dorz

On Checking the Rising Global Food Prices Due to Bio-Fuels Using Solar Energy pp. 1389-1396

Anand M. Sharan

The Current Status and Prospect of Biodiesel pp. 1397-1405

Jie Tao, Chuan-chao Dai and Bao-juan Jiang

Book Review: The Climate Caper pp. 1407-1410

Christopher Essex

Fuel for Thought pp. 1411-1489

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Volume 2, issue 4, 1991

Foreword to this Special Edition pp. 294-296

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Environmental Challenges for Asian-Pacific Energy Systems in the 1991's pp. 297-305

Adam Markham and K. V. Ramani

The Environmental Context of Energy Decision-Making in Asian-Pacific Developing Countries pp. 306-315

Peter Hills

Energy Development and Environmental Protection: Dual Challenges for China* pp. 316-326

Shen Longhai and Liu Lujun

Environmental Challenges in the 1990s a Korean Context* pp. 327-338

Deok-Gil Rhee

Energy Situation and Energy-Related Environment Issues of Pacific Island Countries* pp. 339-347

Suliana Siwatibau

Energy Supply/Demand in Malaysia and The Energy-Environment Interaction* pp. 348-357

Tham Ah Fun, Mohamad Vizimd Zin and Aziz Rasol

Energy and The Environment in Nepal* pp. 358-367

R.P. Sharma and Arun D. Adhikary

Strategic Options for Forestry Development in Asian-Pacific Countries pp. 368-379

S.T. Mok

Institutional Improvement Needs for Effective Energy-Environment Interaction in Asian-Pacific Countries* pp. 380-391

Sang-Gon Lee

Volume 2, issue 3, 1991

Energy, Environment and Rationality pp. 217-234

Peter James

Global Deforestation and Co2 Emissions: Past and Present. A Comprehensive Review pp. 235-282

Marco Antonio Ferreira Bueno and Maria Elisa Marcondes Helene

Could Underground Storage Systems become Obsolete? pp. 283-289

Philip C. Cruver

Viewpoint: Is “Non-Proletarian Genetics†Needed in the Country of the Victorious Proletariat? pp. 290-293

N. Kostyorova

Volume 2, issue 2, 1991

Harmonious Principles and Clutters of Expedients: The Environment White Paper pp. 103-114

Jim Skea

This Common Heritage: Britain'S Environmental Strategy - A Personal View pp. 115-119

A.J. Smith

Common Inheritance - Collective Responsibility? State, Market and Citizen in The White Paper on the Environment pp. 120-129

Chris Hope and Susan Owens

This Common Inheritance -An American View pp. 130-137

Gordon J. Macdonald

Effect of Fuel-Air Mixture Heterogeneity on Vibrations in Continuous Combustion Systems pp. 138-152

M.O. Othman, T.W. Abou-Arab and Y.S.H. Najjar

The Abatement of Gaseous Emissions by Energy Efficient Lighting pp. 153-166

N.J. Eyre

Gaseous Emissions Due to Electricity Fuel Cycles in the uk pp. 167-181

N.J. Eyre

Sustainable Economic Development and The Necessity of Nuclear Power pp. 182-216

Jovan V. Jovanovich

Volume 2, issue 1, 1991

The Implications of Current and Future Environmental Policies for Industrial Energy Users an Overview of the Situation and Where the Solutions May be Found pp. 1-30

J.H. Howarth

Long-Term Potentials of Rational Energy use - The Unknown Possibilities of Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions pp. 31-44

Eberhard Jochem

Clarity, Ambivalence or Confusion? An Assessment of Pressure Group Motives at the Hinkley Point 'C' Public Inquiry pp. 45-67

Jane Roberts

Wind Energy in The UK and the Role of Local Authorities pp. 68-79

Marcus Rand

Technical Initiatives to Mitigate Combustion Emissions Within The EEC pp. 80-93

D.A. Reay

Viewpoint: Environment Issues and Policy Implications: A Trade Union Perspective pp. 94-102

Paul Hackett

Volume 1, issue 4, 1990

British Decision-Making on Vehicle Emissions: The Emerging Environmental Dimension pp. 282-306

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Environmental Insulation Thickness pp. 307-317

J.R. Bowdidge

Energy Efficiency and The Greenhouse Effect pp. 318-333

L.G. Brookes

Commercial Considerations of Industrial Energy Emissions Policy pp. 334-352

J.D. Rodger

Industrial Energy Users: Instruments Available for the Implementation of Environmental Policies pp. 353-367

David Everest and David Cope

Innovation and Clean Energy Generation in Industry pp. 368-385

Michael J. Cooke

Volume 1, issue 3, 1990

Possibilities and Limits in The Monetarisation of External Costs of Energy Use pp. 199-209

Barbara Schlomann

Allocating Sulfur Dioxide Emission Reductions for Acid Deposition Control: An Assignment Problem Formulation pp. 210-223

Helen Briassoulis

Energy from the Wind pp. 224-239

K.R. Dawber

Feasibility of Hydrogen Utilization in Gas Turbine Engines pp. 240-251

Yousef S.H. Najjar, A.H. Zahed, M.D. Bashir and Talip Alp

The Contribution of Solar Architecture to Energy Saving and Quality of Living pp. 252-262

Edelgard Gruber and Jürgen Reichert

Response Strategies For Climate Change pp. 263-269

Philip C. Cruver

Book Review: Energy and the Public: World Energy Conference pp. 270-271

Lewis Roberts

“Energy for Tomorrow†14th Congress of the World Energy Conference 1989 pp. 272-281

A.B. Lovins

Volume 1, issue 2, 1990

The Emerging Political Importance of Climate Change as an Energy and Environment Issue pp. 1-2

D.A. Everest

The Effects of Environmental Issues on The Middle East Oil and Gas Sectors pp. 114-130

Peter M. Oppenheimer

The Effect of Energy on The Environment pp. 131-144

D.A. Everest

The Environmental Challenge: The Role for Natural Gas pp. 145-153

Michael W. Clegg

The Future of World Upstream Oil Industry: The Effects of The Environment and New Technology on Middle East Oil Resources pp. 154-161

Tony Scanlan

Used Automotive Engines in a Solar Assist, Biomass Fuelled Power System pp. 162-170

G. Walker, G. Reader and O.R. Fauvel

California Wind Energy Development: Environmental Support - and Opposition pp. 171-182

P. Bosley and K. Bosley

“Energy for Tomorrow†14th Congress of the World Energy Conference, Montreal, September 1989 pp. 183-195

O. Renn

Book Review: World Energy Conference pp. 196-198

Jim Shea

Volume 1, issue 1, 1990

Vehicle Emission Regulation in Europe — The Demise of Lean-Burn Engines, The Polluter Pays Principle…. and The Small Car? pp. 1-25

Sonja A Boehmer-Christiansen

Emissions Reduction in The UK: Accommodating Waste Production from Sulphur Abatement Systems pp. 26-48

Cathy Crofts

An International Comparison of Air Pollution Controls for Power Plants: Costs and Regulatory Requirements1 pp. 49-73

Jan Corfee and Jane Leggett

Global Energy and The Greenhouse Issue pp. 74-91

Michael Scott, James Edmonds, Mark Kellogg and Robert Schultz

Toward Sustainable Energy Futures pp. 92-107

Janos Pasztor

“Energy for Tomorrow†14th Congress of the World Energy Conference, Montreal, September 1989 pp. 108-113

J.P. Bruce