Energy Policy 2006: Vol 34 Index

2006·12.8 MB·English

ENERGY
POLICY
Index to Volume 34
January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August,
September, October, November, December
Articles— Titles C Heyes, Z Klimont, M G J den Elzen and M Conditions for the sustainability of biomass
Amann 34:4, 444-460 based fuel use L Reijnders 34:7, 863-876
Alternative energy Globalizing carbon lock-in G C Unruh and J Decomposition analysis of CO, emission in
Energy for sustainable development in Malay- Carrillo-Hermosilla 34:10, 1185-1197 long-term climate stabilization scenarios R
sia: energy policy and alternative energy A R Global warming agreements, international Kawase, Y Matsuoka and J Fujino 34:15,
Mohamed and K T Lee 34:15, 2388-2397 trade and energy/carbon embodiments: an 2113-2122
Energy system aspects of hydrogen as an input-output approach to the Italian case / Decomposition analysis of CO, emission in-
alternative fuel in transport S Ramesohl Mongelli, G Tassielli and B Notarnicola 34:1, tensity between oil-producing and non-
and F Merten 34:11, 1251-1259 88-100 oil-producing sub-Saharan African countries
Government policy and the development of History and social responses to environmental O J Ebohon and A J Ikeme 34:18, 3599
electric vehicles in Japan M Ahman 34:4, tax reform in the United Kingdom S Dresner, 3611
433-443 T Jackson and N Gilbert 34:8, 930-939 An economic assessment of the Kyoto
Have we run out of oil yet? Oil peaking How much market do market-based instru- Protocol application A S Dagoumas, G K
analysis from an optimist’s perspective D L ments create? An analysis for the case of Papagiannis and P S Dokopoulos 34:1, 26-39
Greene, J L Hopson and J Li 34:5, 515-531 “white” certificates O Langniss and B Enhancing renewable energy in the Arab States
Transition to hydrogen-based transportation Praetorius 34:2, 200-211 of the Gulf: constraints & efforts K D
in China: lessons learned from alternative The marginal impact of carbon dioxide under Patlitzianas, H Doukas and J Psarras 34:18,
fuel vehicle programs in the United States two scenarios of future emissions M Wahba 3719-3726
and China J Zhao and M W Melaina 34:11, and C Hope 34:17, 3305-3316 The environmental and economic impacts of
1299-1309 Multi-period emissions trading in the electri- the UK climate change agreements P Ekins
city sector—winners and losers S Bode 34:6, and B Etheridge 34:15, 2071-2086
Carbon trading 680-691 Evaluating the need for economic support
Baselines for carbon emissions in the Indian Ocean carbon sinks and international climate policies in promoting greenhouse gas emis-
and Chinese power sectors: implications for policy K Rehdanz, R S J Tol and P Wetzel sion reduction measures in the building
international carbon trading C Zhang, P R 34:18, 3516-3526 sector E Georgopoulou, Y Sarafidis, S
Shukla, D G Victor, T C Heller, D Biswas The role of CO; embodiment in US-China Mirasgedis, C A Balaras, A Gaglia and D P
and T Nag 34:14, 1900-1917 trade B Shui and R C Harris 34:18, 4063-4068 Lalas 34:15, 2012-2031
CO, emission trading within the European Sharing the burden of climate change stabiliza- Exploring the ancillary benefits of the Kyoto
Union and Annex B countries: the cement tion: an energy sector perspective F Wagner Protocol for air pollution in Europe D P van
industry case L Szabo, I Hidalgo, J C Ciscar and J A Sathaye 34:15, 2217-2231 Vuuren, J Cofala, H E Eerens, R Oostenrijk,
and A Soria 34:1, 72-87 C Heyes, Z Klimont, M G J den Elzen and M
Combined heat and power in the Swedish Climate change Amann 34:4, 444-460
district heating sector—impact of green Analysis of long-range clean energy investment GIS-based evaluation of multifarious local
certificates and CO, trading on new invest- scenarios for Eritrea, East Africa R Van renewable energy sources: a case study of
ment D Knutsson, S Werner and E O Ahlgren Buskirk 34:14, 1807-1817 the Chigu area of southwestern Taiwan C-D
34:18, 3942-3952 Assessing the value of pulp mill biomass Yue and S-S Wang 34:6, 730-742
Competition between biomass and food pro- savings in climate change conscious econo- Globalizing carbon lock-in G C Unruh and J
duction in the presence of energy policies: a my A Adahl, S Harvey and T Berntsson Carrillo-Hermosilla 34:10, 1185-1197
partial equilibrium analysis A Ignaciuk, F 34:15, 2330-2343 Green electricity policies in the Netherlands: an
Vohringer, A Rujis and E C van Terland 34:10, Banning banking in EU emissions trading? J analysis of policy decisions S$ N M van
1127-1138 Schleich, K-M Ehrhart, C Hoppe and S Rooijen and M T van Wees 34:1, 60-71
The differences that methods make: cross- Seifert 34:1, 112-120 History and social respenses to environmental
border power flows and accounting for Climate change dilemma: technology, social tax reform in the United Kingdom S
carbon emissions from electricity use S$ change or both? An examination of long- Dresner, T Jackson and N Gilbert 34:8,
Jiusto 34:17, 2915-2928 term transport policy choices in the United 930-939
An economic assessment of the Kyoto Proto- States S C Rajan 34:6, 664-679 How much transport can the climate
col application A S Dagoumas, G K Papa- Climate change negotiations and first-mover stand?—Sweden on a_ sustainable path
giannis and P § Dokopoulos 34:1, 26-39 advantages: the case of the wind turbine in 2050 J Akerman and M Hojer 34:14,
Environmental and wider implications of industry U S Brandt and G T Svendsen 34:10, 1944-1957
political impediments to environmental tax 1175-1184 Inequality in CO, emissions across countries
reform J P Clinch, L Dunne and S Dresner Climate policy: bucket or drainer? V and its relationship with income inequality: a
34:8, 960-970 Oikonomour, M Patel and E Worrell 34:18, distributive approach E Padilla and A
Equity implications of two burden-sharing 3656-3668 Serrano 34:14, 1762-1772
rules for stabilizing greenhouse-gas concen- Climate policy in developing countries and Long-term security of energy supply and
trations A Miketa and L Schrattenholzer conditional transfers D T G Riibbelke 34:13, climate change H Turton and L Barreto
34:7, 877-891 1600-1610 34:15, 2232-2250
Exploring the ancillary benefits of the Kyoto Climate policy instruments and industry The potential for greenhouse gases mitigation
Protocol for air pollution in Europe D P van effects and potential responses in the Swed- in household sector of Iran: cases of price
Vuuren, J Cofala, H E Eerens, R Oostenrijk, ish context B Johansson 34:15, 2344-2360 reform/efficiency improvement and scenario
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2000—2010 H Davoudpour and M S Ahadi Public perceptions of underground coal gasifi- Carbon charges and natural gas use in China J
34:1, 40-49 cation in the United Kingdom S$ Shackley, Skeer and Y Wang 34:15, 2251-2262
Promotional policy and perspectives of usage S Mander and A Reiche 34:18, 3423-3433 CEPHEUS results: measurements and occu-
renewable energy in Lithuania V Katinas and Renewable energies in the EU-Accession States pants’ satisfaction provide evidence for
A Markevicius 34:7, 771-780 D Reiche 34:3, 365-375 Passive Houses being an option for sustain-
Reducing conflicts between climate policy and Renewable energy: externality costs as market able building J Schnieders and A Hermelink
energy policy in the US: the important role barriers A D Owen 34:5, 632-642 34:2, 151-171
of the states T D Peterson and A Z Rose 34:5, CO, emission trading within the European
619-631 Cogeneration Union and Annex B countries: the cement
Regional energy demand and adaptations to Combined heat and power in the Swedish industry case L Szabo, I Hidalgo, J C Ciscar
climate change: methodology and applica- district heating sector—impact of green and A Soria 34:1, 72-87
tion to the state of Maryland, USA M Ruth certificates and CO, trading on new invest- Comparison of options for distributed genera-
and A-C Lin 34:17, 2820-2833 ment D Knutsson, S Werner and E O Ahilgren tion in India R Banerjee 34:1, 101-111
Release the power of the public purse N Borg, 34:18, 3942-3952 Cost-benefit analysis of reforming Israel’s
Y Blume, S Thomas, W Irrek, H Faninger- Comparison of options for distributed genera- electricity industry A Tishler, J Newman, I
Lund, P Lund and A Pindar 34:2, 238-250 tion in India R Banerjee 34:1, 101-111 Spekterman and C K Woo 34:16, 2442-2454
Sharing the burden of climate change stabiliza- A comparison of the environmental benefits of Cost effects of international trade in meeting
tion: an energy sector perspective F Wagner bagasse-derived electricity and fuel ethanol EU renewable electricity targets M H Voogt
and J A Sathaye 34:15, 2217-2231 on a life-cycle bases T Botha and H von and M A Uyterlinde 34:3, 352-364
Spatial boundaries and temporal periods for Blottnitz 34:17, 2654-2661 Counting the cost of water use in hydroelectric
setting greenhouse gas performance stan- Emissions from distributed vs. centralized generation in Scotland M MacLeod, D
dards S Murtishaw, J Sathaye and M generation: the importance of system per- Moran and I Spencer 34:15, 2048-2059
LeFranc 34:12, 1378-1388 formance N Strachan and A Farrell 34:17, Credit risk in the pool—implications for
Stimulating the use of biofuels in the European 2677-2689 private capital investments in Brazilian
Union: implications for climate change Integrated energy markets and varying degrees power generation K Rocha and F A Alcaraz
policy L Ryan, F Convery and § Ferreira of liberalisation: price links, bundled sales Garcia 34:18, 3827-3835
34:17, 3184-3194 and CHP production exemplified by North- Design of drilling contracts—economic incen-
The synthesis of bottom-up and top-down ern European experiences H K Jacobsen, P tives and safety issues P Osmundsen, A Toft
approaches to climate policy modeling: Fristrup and J Munksgaard 34:18, 3527-3537 and K A Dragyik 34:15, 2324-2329
electric power technologies and the cost of Integrated energy systems and local energy An economic assessment of the Kyoto Proto-
limiting US CO, emissions / S Wing 34:18, markets H Lund and E Miinster 34:10, col application A S Dagoumas, G K
3847-3869 1152-1160 Papagiannis and P S Dokopoulos 34:1, 26-39
Lock-in and change: distributed generation in The economics of large-scale wind power in a
Coal Denmark in a long-term perspective E van carbon constrained world J F DeCarolis and
The British Model in Britain: failing slowly S der Vleuten and R Raven 34:18, 3739-3748 D W Keith 34:4, 395-410
Thomas 34:5, 582-599 Missing the spark: an investigation into the low Effectiveness through risk reduction: a com-
Carbon charges and natural gas use in China J adoption paradox of combined heat and parison of the renewable obligation in
Skeer and Y Wang 34:15, 2251-2262 power technologies S Mueller 34:17, 3153 England and Wales and the feed-in system
Central Asia: a major emerging energy 3164 in Germany C Mitchell, D Bauknecht and P
player in the 21st century J P Dorian 34:5, Opportunities for biomass-derived “bio-oil” in M Connor 34:3, 297-305
544-554 European heat and power markets J G Energy consumption and efficiency and CO;
Comparison of Turkey’s electrical energy Brammer, M Lauer and A V_ Bridgwater emissions in Turkey: empirical analysis and
consumption and production with some 34:17, 2871--2880 future projection based on an economic
European countries and optimization of Technological learning in bioenergy systems M growth N P Say and M Yiicel 34:18, 3870-
future electrical power supply investments Junginger, E de Visser, K Hjort-Gregersen, 3876
in Turkey M Tune, U Camdali and C J Koornneef, R Raven, A Faaij and W Environmental benefits of energy efficiency and
Parmaksizoglu 34:1, 50-59 Turkenburg 34:18, 4024-4041 renewable energy in Saudi Arabia’s electric
Cost of electric power sector carbon mitigation sector O Alnatheer 34:1, 2-10
in India: international implications J Cost—benefit analysis Evaluation of potential cost reductions from
Sathaye and A Phadke 34:13, 1619-1629 Adaptations of renewable energy policies to improved amine-based CO, capture systems
Development of European hydrogen infra- unstable macroeconomic situations—case A B Rao, E S Rubin, D W Keith, and M G
structure scenarios—CQO, reduction poten- study: wind power in Brazil J M Kissel and Morgan 34:18, 3765-3772
tial and infrastructure investment M SC W Krauter 34:18, 3591-3598 The expansion of renewable energies and
Wietschel, U Hasenauer and A de Groot Analysis of long-range clean energy investment employment effects in Germany B Hilleb-
34:11, 1284-1298 scenarios for Eritrea, East Africa R Van rand, H G Buttermann, J M Behringer and M
Dynamic simulation model of a_ coal Buskirk 34:14, 1807-1817 Bleuel 34:18, 3484-3494
thermoelectric plant with a flue gas desul- Are subsidies for biodiesel economically effi- Exploring the ancillary benefits of the Kyoto
phurisation system A Caselles-Moncho, L cient? C S Wassell Jr and T P Dittmer 34:18, Protocol for air pollution in Europe D P van
Ferrandiz-Serrano and E Peris-Mora 34:18, 3993-4001 Vuuren, J Cofala, H E Eerens, R Oostenrijk,
3812-3826 Assessing the value of pulp mill biomass C Heyes, Z Klimont, M G J den Elzen and M
Energy supply planning in Iran by using fuzzy savings in climate change conscious econo- Amann 34:4, 444-460
linear programming approach (regarding my A Adahl, S Harvey and T Berntsson Feebates: an effective regulatory instrument for
uncertainties of investment costs) M Sadeghi 34:15, 2330-2343 cost-constrained environmental policy K C
and H M Hosseini 34:9, 993-1003 An assessment of governmental wind power Johnson 34:18, 3965-3976
The evolution of hard coal trade in the Pacific programmes in Sweden—using a systems Firing the furnace? An econometric analysis of
market R Ekawan, M Duchéne and D Goetz approach K Astrand and L Neij 34:3, utilities’ fuel choice H Tauchmann 34:18,
34:14, 1853-1866 277-296 3898-3909
Have we run out of oil yet? Oil peaking Beyond the learning curve: factors influencing Forecasts, scenarios, visions, backcasts and
analysis from an optimist’s perspective D L cost reductions in photovoltaics G F Nemet roadmaps to the hydrogen economy: a
Greene, J L Hopson and J Li 34:5, 515-531 34:17, 3218-3232 review of the hydrogen futures literature W
The politics and policy of energy system Bio-energy in Europe: changing technology McDowall and M Eames 34:11, 1236-1250
transformation—explaining the German choices A P C Faaij 34:3, 322-342 Have we run out of oil yet? Oil peaking
diffusion of renewable energy technology S BP’s emissions trading system D G Victor and analysis from an optimist’s perspective D L
Jacobsson and V Lauber 34:3, 256-276 J C House 34:15, 2100-2112 Greene, J L Hopson and J Li 34:5, 515-531
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Internalisation of external costs in the Analysing the effectiveness of renewable energy Comparison of options for distributed genera-
Polish power generation sector: a partial supporting policies in the European Union tion in India R Banerjee 34:1, 101-111
equilibrium model M Kudelko 34:18, 3409 M Harmelink, M Voogt and C Cremer 34:3, A comparison of the environmental benefits of
3422 343-351 bagasse-derived electricity and fuel ethanol
Linking renewable energy CDM projects and Analysis of the impact of electricity grid on a life-cycle bases T Botha and H yon
TGC schemes: an analysis of different interconnection between Korea and Japan Blottnitz 34:17, 2654-2661
options P Del Rio 34:17, 3173-3183 Feasibility study for energy network in Comparison of Turkey’s electrical energy
Marginal costs and co-benefits of energy Northeast Asia M Kanagawa and T Nakata consumption and production with some
efficiency investments The case of the Swiss 34:9, 1015-1025 European countries and optimization of
residential sector M Jakob 34:2, 172-187 Analysis of the Syrian long-term energy and future electrical power supply investments
New approaches for household energy con- electricity demand projection using the end- in Turkey M Tung, U Camdali and C
servation—in search of personal household use methodology A Hainoun, M K Seif-Eldin Parmaksizoglu 34:1, 50-59
energy budgets and energy reduction options and § Almoustafa 34:14, 1958-1970 ‘ompensating customer-generators: a taxon-
R M J Benders, R Kok, H C Moll, G Assessing renewables-to-electricity systems: a omy describing methods of compensating
Wiersma and K J Noorman 34:18, 3612-3622 fuzzy expert system model S D Kaminaris, customer-generators for electricity supplied
Offshore decommissioning issues: deductibility T D Tsoutsos, D Agoris and A V Machias to the grid L Hughes andJ Bell 34:13, 1532
and transferability V Parente, D Ferreira 34:12, 1357-1366 1539
E M dos Santos and E Luczynski 34:15, An assessment of governmental wind power Competition between biomass and food pro-
1992-2001 programmes in Sweden— using a systems duction in the presence of energy policies: a
An options approach to investment in a approach K Astrand and L Neij 34:3, partial equilibrium analysis A /gnaciuk, F
hydrogen infrastructure A A van Benthem, 277-296 Vohringer, A Rujis and E C van Terland 34:10,
G J Kramer and R Ramer 34:17, 2949-2963 Assessment of Thailand indoor set-point im- 1127-1138
The politics and policy of energy system pact on energy consumption and environ- Consumers in the green electricity market in
transformation-explaining the German dif- ment N Yamtraipat, J Khedari, J Hirunlabh Finland S Salmela and V Varho 34:18, 3669
fusion of renewable energy technology S$ and J Kunchornrat 34:7, 765-770 3683
Jacobsson and V Lauber 34:3, 256-276 Australia’s mandatory renewable energy target Cost-benefit analysis of reforming Israel's
The promotional impacts of green power (MRET): an assessment A Kent and D electricity industry A Tishler, J Newman, I
products on renewable energy sources: direct Mercer 34:9, 1046-1062 Spekterman and C K Woo 34:16, 2442-2454
and indirect eco-effects J Markard and B Baseline for electricity sector CDM projects: Cost of electric power sector carbon mitigation
Truffer 34:3, 306-321 simplifying estimation of operating margin in India: international implications J
A regression analysis oft he effect of energy use emission factor S Sharma and R M Shrestha Sathaye and A Phadke 34:13, 1619-1629
in agriculture O Karkacier, Z G Goktolga 34:18, 4093-4102 Counting the cost of water use in hydroelectric
and A Cicek 34:18, 3796-3800 Baselines for carbon emissions in the Indian generation in Scotland M MacLeod, D
Release the power of the public purse N Borg, and Chinese power sectors: implications for Moran and I Spencer 34:15, 2048-2059
Y Blume, S Thomas, W Irrek, H Faninger- international carbon trading C Zhang, P R Deregulation of ESI and privatization of
Lund, P Lund and A Pindar 34:2, 238-250 Shukla, D G Victor, T C Heller, D Biswas state electric utilities in Thailand S$ Chirar-
Sharing the burden ofc limate change stabiliza- and T Nag 34:14, 1900-1917 attananon and S Nirukkanaporn 34:16,
tion: an energy sector perspective F Wagner Beyond tree electricity: the costs of electric 2521-2531
and J A Sathaye 34:15, 2217-2231 cooking in poor households and a market- The deregulation of Taiwan electricity supply
Small distributed generation versus centralised friendly alternative M Howells, D G Victor, industry K M Wang 34:16, 2509-2520
supply: a social cost—benefit analysis in the T Gaunt, R J Elias and T Alfstad 34:17, Developing sustainable energy policies for
residential and service sectors F Gulli 34:7, 3351-3358 electrical energy conservation in Saudi
804-832 Bi-directional causality in California’s electri- Arabia S A Al-Ajlan, A M_ Al-Ibrahim,
Supply amount and marginal price of renew- city and natural-gas markets C-K Woo, A M Abdulkhaleq and F Alghamdi 34:13,
able electricity under the renewables portfo- Olson, I Horowitz and S Luk 34:15, 2060 1556-1565
lio standard in Japan K Nishio and H Asano 2070 Development of European hydrogen infra-
34:15, 2373-2387 Bio-energy in Europe: changing technology structure scenarios--CO, reduction poten-
Technological learning in bioenergy systems M choices A P C Faaij 34:3, 322-342 tial and = infrastructure investment M
Junginger, E de Visser, K Hjort-Gregersen, Bringing solar home systems to rural EL Wietschel, U Hasenauer and A de Groot
J Koornneef, R Raven, A Faaij and W Salvador: lessons for small NGOs P J Balint 34:11, 1284-1298
Turkenburg 34:18, 4024-4041 34:6, 721-729 Did a local distribution company procure
Use of economic instruments in the German The British Model in Britain: failing slowly S prudently during the California electricity
renewable electricity policy P Agnolucci Thomas 34:5, 582-599 crisis? C-K Woo, D Lloyd and W Clayton
34:18, 3538-3548 Carbon charges and natural gas use in China J 34:16, 2552-2565
Valuing the attributes of renewable energy Skeer and Y Wang 34:15, 2251-2262 The differences that methods make: cross-
investments A Bergmann, N Hanley and R The causal relationship between electricity border power flows and accounting for
Wright 34:9, 1004-1014 consumption and economic growth in carbon emissions from electricity use S
What governs the transition to a sustainable the ASEAN countries S-H Yoo 34:18, Jiusto 34:17, 2915-2928
hydrogen economy? Articulating the rela- 3573-3582 Diversity and security in UK electricity gen-
tionship between technologies and political CDM potential for rural transition in China eration: the influence of low-carbon objec-
institutions M Hisschemoéller, R Bode and M case study: options in Yinzhou district, tives M Grubb, L Butler and P Twomey
van de Kerkhof 34:11, 1227-1235 Zhejiang province X¥ Zhao and A Michaelowa 34:18, 4050-4062
34:14, 1867-1882 Dynamic simulation model of a coal thermo-
Eco-labeling Central Asia: a major emerging energy player electric plant with a flue gas desulphurisation
The promotional impacts of green power in the 21st century J P Dorian 34:5, 544-554 system A Caselles-Moncho, L_ Ferrandiz-
products on renewable energy sources: direct CEPHEUS results: measurements and occu- Serrano and E Peris-Mora 34:18, 3812-3826
and indirect eco-effects J Markard and B pants’ satisfaction provide evidence for An economic perspective on experience curves
Truffer 34:3, 306-321 Passive Houses being an option for sustain- and dynamic economies in renewable energy
able building J Schnieders and A Hermelink technologies M Papineau 34:4, 422-432
Electricity 34:2, 151-171 The economics of large-scale wind power in a
Accounting for fuel price risk when comparing Changing energy profiles and consumption carbon constrained world J F DeCarolis and
renewable to gas-fired generation: the role of patterns following electrification in five rural D W Keith 34:4, 395-410
forward natural gas prices M Bolinger, R villages, South Africa M Madubansi and C The effectiveness of different policy regimes
Wiser and W Golove 34:6, 706-720 M Shackleton 34:18, 4081-4092 for promoting wind power: experiences from
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the states F C Menz and S Vachon 34:14, A feasible reform for the electricity supply Lignite-fired thermal power plants and
1786-1796 industry in Hong Kong H W Ngan, J H SO, pollution in Turkey N P Say 34:17,
Effectiveness through risk reduction: a com- Wang, W Engriwan and K L Lo 34:17, 2881- 2690-2701
parison of the renewable obligation in 2890 Market perspectives of stationary fuel cells in a
England and Wales and the feed-in system Firing the furnace? An econometric analysis of sustainable energy supply system—long-
in Germany C Mitchell, D Bauknecht and P utilities’ fuel choice H Tauchmann 34:18, term scenarios for Germany W Krewitt, J
M Connor 34:3, 297-305 3898-3909 Nitsch, M_ Fischedick, M Pehnt and H
Efficiency and deregulation of the electricity A game theoretic model of Northwestern Temming 34:7, 793-803
market in Singapore Y Chang and T H Tay European electricity market-—market power Modeling long-term dynamics of electricity
34:16, 2498-2508 and the environment W Lise, V Linderhof, O markets F Olsina, F Garcés and H-J
Efficiency evaluation of the state owned electric Kuik, C Kemfert, R Ostling and T Heinzow Haubrich 34:12, 1411-1433
utilities in India T Thakur, § G Deshmukh 34:15, 2123-2136 Multi-period emissions trading in the electri-
and S C Kaushik 34:17, 2788-2804 Green electricity policies in the Netherlands: an city sector—winners and losers S Bode 34:6,
Electrical energy consumption and production analysis of policy decisions S N M van 680-691
of Turkey versus world M Tune, U Camdali, Rooijen and M T van Wees 34:1, 60-71 Natural gas domestic market development
T Liman and A Deger 34:17, 3284-3292 Green energy market development in for total elimination of routine flares in
Electric energy restructuring in the European Germany: effective public policy and emer- Nigeria’s upstream petroleum operations
Union: integration, subsidiarity and the ging customer demand R Wiistenhagen and J A Sonibare and F A Akeredolu 34:6,
challenge of harmonization R J Serrallés M Bilharz 34:13, 1681-1696 743-753
34:16, 2542-2551 Greenhouse gas emissions from willow-based A new planning methodology for the penetra-
Electricity consumption and economic growth: electricity: a scenario analysis for Portugal tion of renewable energy technologies in
a time series experience for 17 African and The Netherlands R R de Mira and C electricity sector—application for the island
countries Y Wolde-Rufael 34:10, 1106-1114 Kroeze 34:12, 1367-1377 of Crete E Tsioliaridou, G C Bakos and M
Electricity dependency and CO, emissions Has electric utility restructuring led to lower Stadler 34:18, 3757-3764
from heating in the Swedish building sector electricity prices for residential consumers in Optimal timing in the privatisation of a utility
current trends in conflict with govern- Texas? J Zarnikau and D Whitworth 34:15, in an emerging country the case of electricity
mental policy? P Johansson, A Nylander and 2191-2200 distribution in Delhi J Ruet 34:17, 2702-
F Johnsson 34:17, 3049-3064 How to use the clean development mechanism 2718
Electricity industry restructuring revisited: the in the residential sector? The case of Photovoltaic electricity production of a grid-
case of Korea B-H Lee and H-H Ahn 34:10, Brazilian refrigerators H Khalil, C Cohen connected urban house in Serbia M Bojic
1115-1126 and A S Szklo 34:15, 2150-2160 and M Blagojevic 34:17, 2941-2948
Electricity intensity backstop level to meet Implications of private sector participation in Photovoltaic projects for decentralized power
sustainable backstop supply technologies A power generation—a case study from India supply in India: a financial evaluation M R
Verbruggen 34:11, 1310-1317 P Balachandra 34:16, 2466-2479 Nouni, S C Mullick and T C Kandpal 34:18,
Electricity liberalisation in Europe—how com- Incentives to invest in liberalised electricity 3727-3738
petitive will it be? R Green 34:16, 2532-2541 industries in the North and South. Differ- The politics and policy of energy system
Electricity markets volatility: estimates, regula- ences in the need for suitable institutional transformation-explaining the German dif-
rities and risk management applications M arrangements D Finon 34:5, 600-618 fusion of renewable energy technology S$
Nakamura, 7 Nakashima and T Niimura Independent operation by subsystems: strate- Jacobsson and V Lauber 34:3, 256-276
34:14, 1736-1749 gic behavior for the Brazilian electricity The potential for greenhouse gases mitigation
Electric power grid interconnection in North- sector L G T Carpio and A O Pereira Jr in household sector of Iran: cases of price
east Asia W-C Yun and Z X Zhang 34:15, 34:17, 2964-2976 reform/efficiency improvement and scenario
2298-2309 Independent regulatory authorities in Eur- 2000—2010 H Davoudpour and M § Ahadi
Emissions trading and investment decisions in opean electricity markets A Larsen, L H 34:1, 40-49
the power sector—a case study in Finland H Pedersen, E M Sorensen and O J Olsen 34:17, Power sector reform in India: current issues
Laurikka and T Koljonen 34:9, 1063-1074 2858-2870 and prospects A Singh 34:16, 2480-2490
Energy for sustainable development in India: Industrial and institutional restructuring of the The promotional impacts of green power
linkages and strategic direction L Srivastava Russian electricity sector: status and issues A products on renewable energy sources: direct
and I H Rehman 34:5, 643-654 Engoian 34:17, 3233-3244 and indirect eco-effects J Markard and B
Energy from sugarcane bagasse under electri- Innovative energy technologies and climate Truffer 34:3, 306-321
city rationing in Brazil: a computable gen- policy in Germany K Schumacher and R D Promotional policy and perspectives of usage
eral equilibrium model J A Scaramucci, C Sands 34:18, 3929-3941 renewable energy in Lithuania V Katinas and
Perin, P Pulino, O F J G Bordoni, M P da Integrated energy markets and varying degrees A Markevicius 34:7, 771-780
Cunha and L A B Cortez 34:9, 986-992 of liberalisation: price links, bundled sales Real-time pricing with ramping costs: a
Energy supply planning in Iran by using fuzzy and CHP production exemplified by North- new approach to managing a steep change
linear programming approach (regarding ern European experiences H K Jacobsen, in electricity demand M Tanaka 34:18, 3634—
uncertainties of investment costs) M Sadeghi P Fristrup and J Munksgaard 34:18, 3643
and H M Hosseini 34:9, 993-1003 3527-3537 The reform of electricity power sector in
Environmental benefits of energy efficiency and Integrated energy systems and local energy the PR of China S Xu and W Chen 34:16,
renewable energy in Saudi Arabia’s electric markets H Lund and E Miinster 34:10, 1152- 2455-2465
sector O Alnatheer 34:1, 2-10 1160 Regulatory reform of the electricity industry in
Estimating the energy and exergy utilization Interactions between electricity-saving mea- Japan: what is the next step of deregulation?
efficiencies for the residential-commercial sures and carbon emissions from power H Asano 34:16, 2491-2497
sector: an application Z Utlu and A Hepbasli generation in England and Wales R Bettle, Release the power of the public purse N
34:10, 1097-1105 C H Pout and E R Hitchin 34:18, 3434-3446 Borg, Y Blume, S Thomas, W _ Irrek,
Evaluation of lifecycle CO, emissions form the Internalisation of external costs in the Polish H Faninger-Lund, P Lund and A Pindar
Japanese electric power sector in the 21st power generation sector: a partial equili- 34:2, 238-250
century under various nuclear scenarios K brium model M Kudelko 34:18, 3409-3422 Renewable electricity in Sweden: an analysis
Tokimatsu, T Kosugi, T Asami, E Williams Investment incentives: regulation of the Fin- of policy and regulations Y Wang 34:10,
and Y Kaya 34:7, 833-852 nish electricity distribution K Kinnumen 34:7, 1209-1220
The expansion of renewable energies and 853-862 Renewable energies in the EU-Accession States
employment effects in Germany B Hilleb- Investment prospects for geothermal power in D Reiche 34:3, 365-375
rand, H G Buttermann, J M Behringer and M El Salvador’s electricity market J Abraham Renewable energy: externality costs as market
Bleuel 34:18, 3484-3494 34:18, 3877-3886 barriers A D Owen 34:5, 632-642
Index Vv
The role of energy efficiency in reducing Climate change negotiations and first-mover Energy and the environment
Scottish and UK CO, emissions N Kelly advantages: the case of the wind turbine Achieving global environmental _ benefits
34:18, 3505-3515 industry U S Brandt and G T Svendsen 34:10, though local development of clean energy?
The role of hydropower in meeting Turkey’s 1175-1184 The case of small hilly hydel in India V
electric energy demand O Yuksek, M I Climate policy instruments and industry Ratna Reddy, J I Uitto, D R Frans and N
Komurcu, I Yuksel and K Kaygusuz 34:17, effects and potential responses in the Swed- Matin 34:18, 4069-4080
3093-3103 ish context B Johansson 34:15, 2344-2360 Analysis of CO emissions in APEC countries:
Rural electrification policy and institutional CO) benefit from the increasing percentage of a time-series and a cross-sectional decom-
linkages C M Haanyika 34:17, 2977-2993 diesel passenger cars. Case of Ireland E position using the log mean Divisia method
Scenario for growth of electricity in India R B Zervas 34:17, 2848-2857 K Lee and W Oh 34:17, 2779-2787
Grover and S Chandra 34:17, 2834-2847 CO, emission trading within the European Analysis of long-range clean energy investment
Small distributed generation versus centralised Union and Annex B countries: the cement scenarios for Eritrea, East Africa R Van
supply: a social cost-benefit analysis in the industry case L Szabo, I Hidalgo, J C Ciscar Buskirk 34:14, 1807-1817
residential and service sectors F Gulli 34:7, and A Soria 34:1, 72-87 Analysis of the impact of electricity grid
804-832 An economic assessment of the Kyoto Protocol interconnection between Korea and Japan
Supply adequacy in electricity markets based application A S Dagoumas, G K Papagiannis Feasibility study for energy network in
on hydro systems—the Brazilian case E L da and P § Dokopoulos 34:1, 26-39 Northeast Asia M Kanagawa and T Nakata
Silva 34:15, 2002-2011 Electricity dependency and CO, emissions 34:9, 1015-1025
Supply amount and marginal price of renew- from heating in the Swedish building sector Are subsidies for biodiesel economically effi-
able electricity under the renewables portfo- current trends in conflict with govern- cient? C S Wassell Jr and T P Dittmer 34:18,
lio standard in Japan K Nishio and H Asano mental policy? P Johansson, A Nylander and 3993-4001
34:15, 2373-2387 F Johnsson 34:17, 3049-3064 Assessing the value of pulp mill biomass
Support systems for the diffusion of renewable Embodied energy analysis of photovoltaic (PV) savings in climate change conscious econo-
energy technologies—an investor perspec- system based on macro- and micro-level / my A Adahl, S Harvey and T Berntsson
tive V Dinica 34:4, 461-480 Nawaz and G N Tiwari 34:17, 3144-3152 34:15, 2330-2343
The synthesis of bottom-up and top-down Emissions from distributed vs. centralized Assessment of small hydropower potential
approaches to climate policy modeling: generation: the importance of system per- using remote sensing data for sustainable
electric power technologies and the cost of formance N Strachan and A Farrell 34:17, development in India S Dudhani, A K Sinha
limiting US CO, emissions J S Wing 34:18, 2677-2689 and S § Inamdar 34:17, 3195-3205
3847-3869 Emissions trading and investment decisions in Assessment of Thailand indoor set-point im-
Technical and economic aspects of ancillary the power sector—a case study in Finland H pact on energy consumption and environ-
services markets in the electric power Laurikka and T Koljonen 34:9, 1063-1074 ment N Yamtraipat, J Khedari, J Hirunlabh
industry: an international comparison Environmental tax reform: an assessment of and J Kunchornrat 34:7, 765-770
R Raineri, S Rios and D Schiele 34:13, social responses in Ireland J P Clinch and L Banning banking in EU emissions trading? J
1540-1555 Dunne 34:8, 950-959 Schleich, K-M Ehrhart, C Hoppe and S
Techno-economics of micro-hydro projects for Equity implications of two burden-sharing Seifert 34:1, 112-120
decentralized power supply in India M R rules for stabilizing greenhouse-gas concen- CDM potential for rural transition in China
Nouni, S C Mullick and T C Kandpal 34:10, trations A Miketa and L Schrattenholzer case study: options in Yinzhou district,
1161-1174 34:7, 877-891 Zhejiang province X¥ Zhao and A Michaelo-
Technological learning and renewable energy Exploring the ancillary benefits of the Kyoto wa 34:14, 1867-1882
costs: implications for US renewable energy Protocol for air pollution in Europe D P van Climate policy: bucket or drainer? V Oikono-
policy P H Kobos, J D Erickson and T E Vuuren, J Cofala, H E Eerens, R Oostenrijk, mour, M Patel and E Worrell 34:18, 3656
Drennen 34:13, 1645-1658 C Heyes, Z Klimont, M G J den Elzen and M 3668
Technological learning in bioenergy systems Amann 34:4, 444-460 Climate policy in developing countries and
M Junginger, E de Visser, K Hjort-Gregersen, Global warming agreements, international conditional transfers D T G Riibbelke 34:13,
J Koornneef, R Raven, A Faaij and W trade and energy/carbon embodiments: an 1600-1610
Turkenburg 34:18, 4024-4041 input-output approach to the Italian case / Climate policy instruments and industry
Tradable certificates for renewable electricity Mongelli, G Tassielli and B Notarnicola 34:1, effects and potential responses in the
and energy savings P Bertoldi and T Huld 88-100 Swedish context B Johansson 34:15,
34:2, 212-222 History and social responses to environmental 2344-2360
Use of economic instruments in the German tax reform in the United Kingdom S$ CO, benefit from the increasing percentage of
renewable electricity policy P Agnolucci Dresner, T Jackson and N Gilbert 34:8, diesel passenger cars. Case of Ireland E
34:18, 3538-3548 930-939 Zervas 34:17, 2848-2857
Valuing the attributes of renewable energy How much market do market-based instru- CO, emission trading within the European
investments A Bergmann, N Hanley and R ments create? An analysis for the case of Union and Annex B countries: the cement
Wright 34:9, 1004-1014 “white” certificates O Langniss and B industry case L Szabo, | Hidalgo, J C Ciscar
What are the alternatives available to Hong Praetorius 34:2, 200-211 and A Soria 34:1, 72-87
Kong in structuring the electricity supply Multi-period emissions trading in the electri- A comparison of the environmental benefits of
industry? C T Chan 34:17, 2891-2904 city sector— winners and losers S Bode 34:6, bagasse-derived electricity and fuel ethanol
680-691 on a life-cycle bases T Botha and H von
Emissions trading Next allocation phase of the EU emissions Blottnitz 34:17, 2654-2661
Allocation of CO, emission — permits trading scheme: how tough will the future Competition between biomass and food pro-
economic incentives for emission reductions be? E Georgopoulou, Y Sarafidis, S Mirasge- duction in the presence of energy policies: a
in developing countries T A Persson, C Azar dis and D P Lalas 34:18, 4002-4023 partial equilibrium analysis A /gnaciuk, F
and K Lindgren 34:14, 1889-1899 Option value of gasification technology within Vohringer, A Rujis and E C van Terland 34:10,
Analysis of CO, emissions in APEC countries: an emissions trading scheme H Laurikka 1127-1138
a time-series and @ cross-sectional decom- 34:18, 3916-3928 Conditions for the sustainability of biomass
position using the log mean Divisia method Target group segmentation makes sense: if one based fuel use L Reijnders 34:7, 863-876
K Lee and W Oh 34:17, 2779-2787 sheep leaps over the ditch, all the rest will Consumer attitudes towards domestic solar
Banning banking in EU emissions trading? J follow C Egmond, R Jonkers and G Kok power systems A Faiers and C Neame 34:14,
Schleich, K-M_ Ehrhart, C Hoppe and S 34:17, 3115-3123 1797-1806
Seifert 34:1, 112-120 Vehicle technology under CO, constraint: a Cost of electric power sector carbon mitigation
BP’s emissions trading system D G Victor and J general equilibrium analysis A Schdfer and H in India: international implications J
C House 34:15, 2100-2112 D Jacoby 34:9, 975-985 Sathaye and A Phadke 34:13, 1619-1629
VI Index
A cross-country analysis of aggregate energy Mongelli, G Tassielli and B Notarnicola 34:1, The promotional impacts of green power
and carbon intensities B W Ang and N Liu 88-100 products on renewable energy sources: direct
34:15, 2398-2404 Green electricity policies in the Netherlands: an and indirect eco-effects J Markard and B
Decomposition analysis of CO emission in analysis of policy decisions S N M van Truffer 34:3, 306-321
long-term climate stabilization scenarios R Rooijen and M T van Wees 34:1, 60-71 Promotional policy and perspectives of usage
Kawase, Y Matsuoka and J Fujino 34:15, Greenhouse gas emissions from willow-based renewable energy in Lithuania V Katinas and
2113-2122 electricity: a scenario analysis for Portugal A Markevicius 34:7, 771-780
Decomposition of CO, emissions over 1980 and The Netherlands R R de Mira and C Prospects for hydrogen in the German energy
2003 in Turkey W Lise 34:14, 1841-1852 Kroeze 34:12, 1367-1377 system J-F Hake, J Linssen and M Walbeck
Ecological Tax Reform in Denmark: history Gross greenhouse gas fluxes from hydro-power 34:11, 1271-1283
and social acceptability J Klok, A Larsen, A reservoir compared to thermo-power plants Reducing conflicts between climate policy and
Dahl and K Hansen 34:8, 905-916 M A dos Santos, L P Rosa, B Sikar, E Sikar energy policy in the US: the important role
Ecological tax reform in Germany: handling and E O dos Santos 34:4, 481-488 of the states T D Peterson and A Z Rose 34:5,
two hot potatoes at the same time C Have we run out of oil yet? Oil peaking 619-631
Beuermann and T Santarius 34:8, 917-929 analysis from an opitimist’s perspective Reductions in emissions of local air pollutants
The economics of large-scale wind power in a D L Greene, J L Hopson and J Li 34:5, and co-benefits of Chinese energy policy: a
carbon constrained world J F DeCarolis and 515-531 Shanghai case study C Changhong, W
D W Keith 34:4, 395-410 History and social responses to environmental Bingyan, F Qingyan, C Green and D G
Efficient and inefficient aspects of residential tax reform in the United Kingdom S$ Streets 34:6, 754-762
energy behaviour: what are the policy Dresner, T Jackson and N Gilbert 34:8, Refurbishment priorities at the Russian coal-
instruments for change? A-L Linden, A 930-939 fired power sector for cleaner energy
Carlsson-Kanyama and B Eriksson 34:14, Host country attractiveness for CDM non-sink production—case studies P Grammelis, N
1918-1927 projects M Jung 34:15, 2173-2184 Koukouzas, G Skodras, E Kakaras, A Tuma-
The environmental and economic impacts of How to use the clean development mechanism novsky and V Kotler 34:17, 3124-3136
the UK climate change agreements P Ekins in the residential sector? The case of Renewable electricity in Sweden: an analysis of
and B Etheridge 34:15, 2071-2086 Brazilian refrigerators H Khalil, C Cohen policy and regulations Y Wang 34:10, 1209-
Environmental and wider implications of and A S§ Szklo 34:15, 2150-2160 1220
political impediments to environmental tax Increasing biomass based power generation in Renewable energies in the EU-Accession States
reform / P Clinch, L Dunne and S Dresner the UK P Thornley 34:15, 2087-2099 D Reiche 34:3, 365-375
34:8, 960-970 Inequality in CO, emissions across countries Renewable energy: externality costs as market
Environmental benefits of energy efficiency and and its relationship with income inequality: a barriers A D Owen 34:5, 632-642
renewable energy in Saudi Arabia’s electric distributive approach E Padilla and A The rise and fall of French Ecological Tax
sector O Alnatheer 34:1, 2-10 Serrano 34:14, 1762-1772 Reform: social acceptability versus political
Environmental tax reform: an assessment of Innovative energy technologies and climate feasibility in the energy tax implementation
social responses in Ireland J P Clinch and L policy in Germany K Schumacher and R D process J-F Deroubaix and F Lévéque 34:8,
Dunne 34:8, 950-959 Sands 34:18, 3929-3941 940-949
Evaluating the need for economic support Integrated resource planning in the power Should Russia increase domestic prices for
policies in promoting greenhouse gas emis- sector and economy-wide changes in envir- natural gas? D J Dudek, A A Golub and E B
sion reduction measures in the building onmental emissions R M Shrestha and C O P Strukova 34:13, 1659-1670
sector E Georgopoulou, Y Sarafidis, S Marpaung 34:18, 3801-3811 Small distributed generation versus centralised
Mirasgedis, C A Balaras, A Gaglia and D P Lignite-fired thermal power plants and SO; supply: a social cost-benefit analysis in the
Lalas 34:15, 2012-2031 pollution in Turkey N P Say 34:17, 2690 residential and service sectors F Gulli 34:7,
Evaluation of lifecycle CO, emissions form the 2701 804-832
Japanese electric power sector in the 21st The limits of human development and the use Social and political responses to ecological tax
century under various nuclear scenarios K of energy and natural resources R A Dias, C reform in Europe: an introduction to the
Tokimatsu, T Kosugi, T Asami, E Williams R Mattos and J A P Balestieri 34:9, 1026 special issue S Dresner, L Dunne, P Clinch
and Y Kaya 34:7, 833-852 1031 and C Beuermann 34:8, 895-904
Exploring the ancillary benefits of the Kyoto Limits to leapfrogging in energy technologies? Technology choice and CDM projects in
Protocol for air pollution in Europe D P van Evidence from the Chinese automobile China: case study of a small steel company
Vuuren, J Cofala, H E Eerens, R Oostenrijk, industry K S Gallagher 34:4, 383-394 in Shandong Province S Kaneko, A Yona-
C Heyes, Z Klimont, M G J den Elzen and M Modeling technical change in energy system mine and T Y Jung 34:10, 1139-1151
Amann 34:4, 444-460 analysis: analyzing the introduction of learn- Toward an effective implementation of clean
Feebates: an effective regulatory instrument for ing-by-doing in bottom-up energy models C development mechanism projects in China Z
cost-constrained environmental policy K C Berglund and P Séderholm 34:12, 1344-1356 X Zhang 34:18, 3691-3701
Johnson 34:18, 3965-3976 Ocean carbon sinks and international climate Valuing the attributes of renewable energy
Foreign trade and declining pollution in policy K Rehdanz, R S J Tol and P Wetzel investments A Bergmann, N Hanley and R
Sweden: a decomposition analysis of long- 34:18, 3516-3526 Wright 34:9, 1004-1014
term structural and technological effects A Optimal household refrigerator replacement
Kander and M Lindmark 34:13, 1590-1599 policy for life cycle energy, greenhouse gas Energy conservation and efficiency
A game theoretic model of Northwestern emissions, and cost H C Kim, G A Keoleian Analysis of the effect and potential of energy
European electricity market—market power and Y A Horie 34:15, 2310-2323 conservation in China J He, B Liu and A
and the environment W Lise, V Linderhof, O Perspectives of Stirling engines use of distrib- Zhang 34:18, 3702-3708
Kuik, C Kemfert, R Ostling and T Heinzow uted generation in Brazil M E Corria, V M Developing sustainable energy policies for
34:15, 2123-2136 Cobas and E § Lora 34:18, 3402-3408 electrical energy conservation in Saudi Ara-
A geographic analysis of wind turbine place- The politics and policy of energy system bia S A Al-Ajlan, A M_ Al-Ibrahim, M
ment in Northern California L C Rodman transformation-explaining the German dif- Abdulkhaleq and F Alghamdi 34:13, 1556-
and R K Meentemeyer 34:15, 2137-2149 fusion of renewable energy technology S 1565
GIS-based evaluation of multifarious local Jacobsson and V Lauber 34:3, 256-276 Efficient and inefficient aspects of residential
renewable energy sources: a case study of Potential energy savings and environmental energy behaviour: what are the policy
the Chigu area of southwestern Taiwan C-D impact by implementing energy efficiency instruments for change? A-L Lindén, A
Yue and S-S Wang 34:6, 730-742 standard for household refrigerators in Carlsson-Kanvama and B Eriksson 34:14,
Global warming agreements, international China W Lu 34:13, 1583-1589 1918-1927
trade and energy/carbon embodiments: an The promise of clean energy J Goldemberg Electricity dependency and CQO, emissions
input-output approach to the Italian case / 34:15, 2185-2190 from heating in the Swedish building sector
Index VII
—current trends in conflict with govern- Energy consumntion and efficiency Counting the cost of water use in hydroelectric
mental policy? P Johansson, A Nylander and Achieving global environmental _ benefits generation in Scotland M MacLeod, D
F Johnsson 34:17, 3049-3064 though local development of clean energy? Moran and I Spencer 34:15, 2048-2059
Energy efficiency standards for equipment: The case of small hilly hydel in India V A cross-country analysis of aggregate energy
additional opportunities in the residential Ratna Reddy, J I Uitto, D R Frans and N and carbon intensities B W Ang and N Liu
and commercial sectors G Rosenquist, M Matin 34:18, 4069-4080 34:15, 2398-2404
McNeil, M Iyer, S Meyers and J McMahon Analysis of changing hidden energy flow in Decomposition analysis of CO, emission in-
34:17, 3257-3267 Vietnam N T A Tuyet and K N Ishihara tensity between oil-producing and non-oil-
Energy from sugarcane bagasse under electri- 34:14, 1883-1888 producing sub-Saharan African countries O
city rationing in Brazil: a computable gen- Analysis of the Syrian long-term energy and J Ebohon and A J Ikeme 34:18, 3599-3611
eral equilibrium model J A Scaramucci, C electricity demand projection using the end- The differences that methods make: cross-
Perin, P Pulino, O F J G Bordoni, M P da use methodology A Hainoun, M K Seif-Eldin border power flows and accounting for
Cunha and L A B Cortez 34:9, 986-992 and § Almoustafa 34:14, 1958-1970 carbon emissions from electricity use S$
Energy-GDP relationship revisited: an exam- Assessment of Thailand indoor set-point im- Jiusto 34:17, 2915-2928
ple from GCC countries using panel caus- pact on energy consumption and environ- Driving forces and obstacles with regard to
ality M A Al-Iriani 34:17, 3342-3350 ment N Yamtraipat, J Khedari, J Hirunlabh co-operation between municipal energy
Environmental benefits of energy efficiency and and J Kunchornrat 34:7, 765-770 companies and _ process industries in
renewable energy in Saudi Arabia’s electric Assessment of the energy utilization efficiency Sweden S Grénkvist and P Sandberg 34:13,
sector O Alnatheer 34:1, 2-10 in the Turkish transportation sector between 1508-1519
Estimation of carbon baselines for power 2000 and 2020 using energy and exergy Dynamics of energy-related CO, emissions in
generation in India: the supply side ap- analysis method Z Utlu and A Hepbasli China during 1980 to 2002: the relative
proach B Nag 34:12, 1399-1410 34:13, 1611-1618 importance of energy supply-side and de-
From volatility to value: analysing and mana- Beyond free electricity: the costs of electric mand-side effects L Wu, S Kaneko and S§
ging financial and performance risk in cooking in poor households and a market- Matsuoka 34:18, 3549-3572
energy saving projects E Mills, S Kromer, friendly alternative M Howells, D G Victor, Efficient and inefficient aspects of residential
G Weiss and P A Mathew 34:2, 188-199 T Gaunt, R J Elias and T Alfstad 34:17, energy behaviour: what are the policy
How much market do market-based instru- 3351-3358 instruments for change? A-L Lindén, A
ments create? An analysis for the case of Bi-directional causality in California’s electri- Carlsson-Kanyama and B Eriksson 34:14,
“white” certificates O Langniss and B city and natural-gas markets C-K Woo, A 1918-1927
Praetorius 34:2, 200-211 Olson, I Horowitz and S Luk 34:15, 2060- Electrical energy consumption and production
The limits of human development and the use 2070 of Turkey versus world M Tune, U Camdali,
of energy and natural resources R A Dias, C Carbon charges and natural gas use in China J T Liman and A Deger 34:17, 3284-3292
R Mattos and J A P Balestieri 34:9, 1026- Skeer and Y Wang 34:15, 2251-2262 Electricity consumption and economic growth:
1031 The causal relationship between electricity a time series experience for 17 African
Marginal costs and co-benefits of energy consumption and economic growth in countries Y Wolde-Rufael 34:10, 1106-1114
efficiency investments The case of the Swiss the ASEAN countries S-H Yoo 34:18, An empirical analysis of energy demand in
residential sector M Jakob 34:2, 172-187 3573-3582 Namibia G De Vita, K Endresen and LC
From motivation and cognition theories to CDM potential for rural transition in China Hunt 34:18, 3447-3463
everyday applications and back again: the case study: options in Yinzhou district, Energy consumption and efficiency and CO,
case of product-integrated information and Zhejiang province ¥ Zhao and A Michaelo- emissions in Turkey: empirical analysis and
feedback L T McCalley 34:2, 129-137 wa 34:14, 1867-1882 future projection based on an economic
New approaches for household energy con- CEPHEUS results: measurements and occu- growth N P Say and M Yiicel 34:18, 3870-
servation—in search of personal household pants’ satisfaction provide evidence for 3876
energy budgets and energy reduction options Passive Houses being an option for sustain- Energy from sugarcane bagasse under electri-
R M J Benders, R Kok, H C Moll, G able building J Schnieders and A Hermelink city rationing in Brazil: a computable gen-
Wiersma and K J Noorman 34:18, 3612-3622 34:2, 151-171 eral equilibrium model J A Scaramucci, C
Potential energy savings and environmental Changing energy profiles and consumption Perin, P Pulino, O F J G Bordoni, M P da
impact by implementing energy efficiency patterns following electrification in five rural Cunha and L A B Cortez 34:9, 986-992
standard for household refrigerators in villages, South Africa M Madubansi and C Energy intensity and economic performance in
China W Lu 34:13, 1583-1589 M Shackleton 34:18, 4081-4092 small scale bricks and foundry clusters in
Release the power of the public purse N Borg, CO), benefit from the increasing percentage of India: does energy intensity matter? M H B
Y Blume, S Thomas, W Irrek, H Faninger- diesel passenger cars. Case of Ireland E Subrahmanya 34:4, 489-497
Lund, P Lund and A Pindar 34:2, 238-250 Zervas 34:17, 2848-2857 Estimating the energy and exergy utilization
Reshaping markets for the benefit of energy CO, emission trading within the European efficiencies for the residential-commercial
saving A Perrels, K Ostertag and G Henderson Union and Annex B countries: the cement sector: an application Z Utlu and A Hepbasli
34:2, 121-128 industry case L Szabo, I Hidalgo, J C Ciscar 34:10, 1097-1105
Small distributed generation versus centralised and A Soria 34:1, 72-87 Estimation of carbon baselines for power
supply: a social cost—benefit analysis in the Comparison of Turkey’s electrical energy generation in India: the supply side ap-
residential and service sectors F Gulli 34:7, consumption and production with some proach B Nag 34:12, 1399-1410
804-832 European countries and optimization of Evaluating the applicability of integrated
A strategy and protocol to increase diffusion of future electrical power supply investments domestic energy consumption frameworks
energy related innovations into the main- in Turkey M Tung, U Camdali and C in the UK J Keirstead 34:17, 3065-3077
stream of housing associations C Egmond, R Parmaksizoglu 34:1, 50—S9 An evaluation of errors in US energy forecasts:
Jonkers and G Kok 34:18, 4042-4049 Compensating customer-generators: a taxon- 1982-2003 J J Winebrake and D Sakva
Sustainability and information in urban system omy describing methods of compensating 34:18, 3475-3483
analysis C Balocco and G Grazzini 34:17, customer-generators for electricity supplied Evaluation of methods used to determine
2905-2914 to the grid L Hughes and J Bell 34:13, 1532- realized energy savings P G M Boonekamp
Target group segmentation makes sense: if one 1539 34:18, 3977-3992
sheep leaps over the ditch, all the rest will Consumer attitudes towards domestic solar Foreign trade and declining pollution in
follow C Egmond, R Jonkers and G Kok power systems A Faiers and C Neame 34:14, Sweden: a decomposition analysis of long-
34:17, 3115-3123 1797-1806 term structural and technological effects A
Tradable certificates for renewable electricity Consumers in the green electricity market in Kander and M Lindmark 34:13, 1590-1599
and energy savings P Bertoldi and T Huld Finland S Salmela and V Varho 34:18, 3669- Future demand of petroleum products in India
34:2, 212-222 3683 S Ghosh 34:15, 2032-2037
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Global warming agreements, international Release the power of the public purse The effectiveness of different policy regimes for
trade and energy/carbon embodiments: an N Borg, Y Blume, S Thomas, W Irrek, H promoting wind power: experiences from
input-output approach to the Italian case / Faninger-Lund, P Lund and A Pindar 34:2, the states F C Menz and S Vachon 34:14,
Mongelli, G Tassielli and B Notarnicola 34:1, 238-250 1786-1796
88-100 The rise and fall of French Ecological Tax Efficiency and deregulation of the electricity
Has electric utility restructuring led to lower Reform: social acceptability versus political market in Singapore Y Chang and T H Tay
electricity prices for residential consumers in feasibility in the energy tax implementation 34:16, 2498-2508
Texas? J Zarnikau and D Whitworth 34:15, process J-F Deroubaix and F Lévéque 34:8, Efficient and inefficient aspects of residential
2191-2200 940-949 energy behaviour: what are the policy
Have we run out of oil yet? Oil peaking The role of energy efficiency in reducing instruments for change? A-L Lindén, A
analysis from an optimist’s perspective Scottish and UK CO, emissions NV Kelly Carlsson-Kanyama and B_ Eriksson 34:14,
D L Greene, J L Hopson and J Li 34:5, 34:18, 3505-3515 1918-1927
515-531 Scaling up biomass gasifier use: an application- Energy efficiency policy impact in India: case
Household energy preferences for cooking specific approach D Ghosh, A D Sagar and V study of investment in industrial energy
in urban Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso B V N Kishore 34:13, 1566-1582 efficiency M Yang 34:17, 3104-3114
Ouedraogo 34:18, 3787-3795 Short- and long-run effects between oil con- Energy for sustainable development in
How much transport can the climate sumption and economic growth in China G Malaysia: energy policy and alternative
stand? Sweden on a sustainable path in Zou and K W Chau 34:18, 3644-3655 energy A R Mohamed and K T Lee 34:15
2050 J fkerman and M Hojer 34:14, 1944 Small distributed generation versus centralised 2388-2397
1957 supply: a social cost-benefit analysis in the Energy in transition: from the iron curtain to
Interactions between electricity-saving mea- residential and service sectors F Gulli 34:7, the European Union D Urge-Vorsatz, G
sures and carbon emissions from 804-832 Miladinova and L Paizs 34:15, 2279-2297
power generation in England and Wales R Social learning and public policy: lessons from Energy models for commercial energy predic-
Bettle, C H Pout and E R Hitchin 34:18, an energy-conscious village S Darby 34:17, tion and substitution of renewable energy
3434-3446 2929-2940 sources S Inivan, L Suganthi and A A Samuel
The limits of human development and the use Stimulating the diffusion of photovoltaic sys- 34:17, 2640-2653
of energy and natural resources R A Dias, C tems: a behavioural perspective W Jager Energy service companies in European coun-
R Mattos and J A P Balestieri 34:9, 1026 34:14, 1935-1943 tries: current status and a strategy to foster
1031 The structure of residential energy demand in their development P Bertoldi, S Rezessy and
Measuring the environmental load of house- Greece V T Rapanos and M L Polemis 34:17, E Vine 34:14, 1818-1832
hold consumption using some methods 3137-3143 Energy system aspects of hydrogen as an
based on input-output energy analysis: a Technology choice and CDM _ projects in alternative fuel in transport S Ramesohl
comparison of methods and a discussion of China: case study of a small steel company and F Merten 34:11, 1251-1259
results R Kok, R M J Benders and H C Moll in Shandong Province S Kaneko, A Yona- From volatility to value: analysing and mana-
34:17, 2744-2761 mine and T Y Jung 34:10, 1139-1151 ging financial and performance risk in
Monitoring changes in economy-wide energy Turkey’s natural gas necessity, consumption energy saving projects E Mills, S Kromer,
efficiency: from energy-GDP ratio to com- and future perspectives A M Kilic 34:14, G Weiss and P A Mathew 34:2, 188-199
posite efficiency index B W Ang 34:5, 573 1928-1934 How much market do market-based instru-
581 ments create? An analysis for the case of
New approaches for household energy con- Energy demand and supply “white” certificates O Langniss and B
servation —in search of personal household Market perspectives of stationary fuel cells in a Praetorius 34:2, 200-211
energy budgets and energy reduction options sustainable energy supply system—long- How to use the clean development mechanism
R M J Benders, R Kok, H C Moll, G term scenarios for Germany W Krewitt, J in the residential sector? The case of
Wiersma and K J Noorman 34:18, 3612-3622 Nitsch, M_ Fischedick, M = Pehnt and H Brazilian refrigerators H Khalil, C Cohen
On the baseline evolution of automobile fuel Temming 34:7, 793-803 and A S Szklo 34:15, 2150-2160
economy in Europe T Zachariadis 34:14, Improving the institutional structures for dis-
1773-1785 Energy efficiency seminating energy efficiency in emerging
Polices for increasing energy efficiency: thirty Analysis of long-range clean energy investment nations: a case study for energy agencies in
years of experience in OECD countries H scenarios for Eritrea, East Africa R Van South Africa B Praetorius and J W Bleyl
Geller, P Harrington, A H_ Rosenfeld, S Buskirk 34:14, 1807-1817 34:13, 1520-1531
An assessment of governmental wind power Keeping warm? Self-reported housing and
The potential for greenhouse gases mitigation programmes in Sweden—using a systems home energy efficiency factors impacting on
in household sector of Iran: cases of price approach K Astrand and L_ Neij 34:3, older people heating homes in North Wales
reform/efficiency improvement and scenario 277-296 V Burholt and G Windle 34:10, 1198-1208
2000-2010 H Davoudpour and M § Ahadi Bio-energy in Europe: changing technology Lessons from the past thirty years J Dunkerley
34:1, 40-49 choices A P C Faaij 34:3, 322-342 34:5, 503-507
Prospects for hydrogen in the German energy CEPHEUS results: measurements and occu- Limits to leapfrogging in energy technologies?
system J-F Hake, J Linssen and M Walbeck pants’ satisfaction provide evidence for Evidence from the Chinese automobile
34:11, 1271-1283 Passive Houses being an option for sustain- industry K S Gallagher 34:4, 383-394
Public perceptions of underground coa! gasifi- able building J Schnieders and A Hermelink Marginal costs and co-benefits of energy
cation in the United Kingdom S$ Shackley, S 34:2, 151-171 efficiency investments The case of the Swiss
Mander and A Reiche 34:18, 3423-3433 Comparison of options for distributed genera- residential sector M Jakob 34:2, 172-187
Reconnecting the technology characterisation tion in India R Banerjee 34:1, 101-111 Market penetration rates of new energy
of the hydrogen economy to contexts of Decomposition analysis of CO, emission in technologies P Lund 34:17, 3317-3326
consumption M Hodson and S Marvin 34:17, long-term climate stabilization scenarios R Monitoring changes in economy-wide energy
3006-3016 Kawase, Y Matsuoka and J Fujino 34:15, efficiency: from energy-GDP ratio to
Reductions in emissions of local air pollutants 2113-2122 composite efficiency index B W Ang 34:5,
and co-benefits of Chinese energy policy: a The determinants of the changes in car fuel 573-581
Shanghai case study C Changhong, W efficiency in Great Britain (1978-2000) 7-H Municipalities and energy efficiency in coun-
Bingyan, F Qingyan, C Green and D G Kwon 34:15, 2405-2412 tries in transition Review of factors that
Streets 34:6, 754-762 Dynamics of technology shifts in the house- determine municipal involvement in the
A regression analysis of the effect of energy use hold sector—implications for clean develop- markets for energy services and energy
in agriculture O Karkacier, Z G Goktolga ment mechanism B S = Reddy and P efficient equipment, or how to augment
and A Cicek 34:18, 3796-3800 Balachandra 34:16, 2586-2599 the role of municipalities as market players
Index IX
S Rezessy, K Dimitrov, D Urge-Vorsatz and Olson, I Horowitz and S Luk 34:15, 2060- Electricity liberalisation in Europe—how com-
S Baruch 34:2, 223-237 2070 petitive will it be? R Green 34:16, 2532-2541
Outlook for advanced biofuels C N Hamelinck Bio-energy in Europe: changing technology Electricity markets volatility: estimates, regula-
and A P C Faaij 34:17, 3268-3283 choices A P C Faaij 34:3, 322-342 rities and risk management applications M
Polices for increasing energy efficiency: thirty BP’s emissions trading system D G Victor and J Nakamura, T Nakashima and T Niimura
years of experience in OECD countries H C House 34:15, 2100-2112 34:14, 1736-1749
Geller, P Harrington, A H Rosenfeld, S Bringing solar home systems to rural EL Electric power grid interconnection in North-
Tanishima and F Unander 34:5, 555-572 Salvador: lessons for small NGOs P J Balint east Asia W-C Yun and Z X Zhang 34:15,
Potential energy savings and environmental 34:6, 721-729 2298-2309
impact by implementing energy efficiency The British Model in Britain: failing slowly S$ Emissions trading and investment decisions in
standard fo: household refrigerators in Thomas 34:5, 582-599 the power sector—a case study in Finland H
China W Lu 34:13, 1583-1589 Central Asia: a major emerging energy Laurikka and T Koljonen 34:9, 1063-1074
Promotional policy and perspectives of usage player in the 21st century J P Dorian 34:5, Energy efficiency policy impact in India: case
renewable energy in Lithuania V Katinas and 544-554 study of investment in industrial energy
A Markevicius 34:7, 771-780 A comparative analysis of business structures efficiency M Yang 34:17, 3104-3114
Release the power of the public purse N Borg, suitable for farmer-owned wind power pro- Energy efficiency standards for equipment:
Y Blume, S Thomas, W Irrek, H Faninger- jects in the United States M Bolinger and R additional opportunities in the residential
Lund, P Lund and A Pindar 34:2, 238-250 Wiser 34:14, 1750-1761 and commercial sectors G Rosenquist, M
Reshaping markets for the benefit of energy Comparison of Turkey’s electrical energy McNeil, M Iver, S Meyers and J McMahon
saving A Perrels, K Ostertag and G Hender- consumption and production with some 34:17, 3257-3267
son 34:2, 121-128 European countries and optimization of Energy policy and the role of bioenergy in
Spatial boundaries and temporal periods for future electrical power supply investments Poland L J Nilsson, M Pisarek, J Buriak, A
setting greenhouse gas performance stan- in Turkey M Tung, U Camdali and C Oniszk-Poplawska, P Bucko, K Ericsson and
dards S Murtishaw, J Sathaye and M Parmaksizoglu 34:1, 50-59 L Jaworski 34:15, 2263-2278
LeFranc 34:12, 1378-1388 Consumers in the green electricity market in Energy supply security and geopolitics: a
Total-factor energy efficiency of regions in Finland S Salmela and V Varho 34:18, 3669 European perspective A Correljé and C van
China J-L Hu and S-C Wang 34:17, 3206- 3683 der Linde 34:5, 532-543
3217 Cost-—benefit analysis of reforming Israel’s Equity implications of two burden-sharing
Towards sustainable energy systems: the re- electricity industry A Tishler, J Newman, I rules for stabilizing greenhouse-gas concen-
lated role of hydrogen P Hennicke and M Spekterman and C K Woo 34:16, 2442-2454 trations A Miketa and L_ Schrattenholzer
Fischedick 34:11, 1260-1270 Cost effects of international trade in meeting 34:7, 877-891
Tradable certificates for renewable electricity EU renewable electricity targets M H Voogt Estimating the impact of royalty relief on oil
and energy savings P Bertoldi and T Huld and M A Uyterlinde 34:3, 352-364 and gas production on marginal state leases
34:2, 212-222 Cost of unserved power in Karnataka, India R in the US D E Dismukes, J M Burke and D V
User-led innovations and participation pro- K Bose, M Shukla, L Srivastava and G Yaron Mesyanzhinov 34:12, 1389-1398
cesses: lessons from sustainable energy tech- 34:12, 1434-1447 Estimation of carbon baselines for power
nologies M Ornetzeder and H_ Rohracher A critical review of Iran’s buyback contracts W generation in India: the supply side ap-
34:2, 138-150 J H van Groenendaal and M Maczraati 34:18, proach B Nag 34:12, 1399-1410
3709-3718 Evaluating the need for economic support
Energy market Decision support for choice optimal power policies in promoting greenhouse gas emis-
Accounting for fuel price risk when comparing generation projects: fuzzy comprehensive sion reduction measures in the building
renewable to gas-fired generation: the role of evaluation model based on the electricity sector E Georgopoulou. Y Sarafidis, S
forward natural gas prices M Bolinger, R market Z Liang, K Yang, Y Sun, J Yuan, H Mirasgedis, C A Balaras, A Gaglia and D P
Wiser and W Golove 34:6, 706-720 Zhang and Z Zhang 34:17, 3359-3364 Lalas 34:15, 2012-2031
Allocation of CO, emission permits—eco- Demand for road-fuel in a small developing The evolution of hard coal trade in the Pacific
nomic incentives for emission reductions in economy: the case of Sri Lanka S Chandrasiri market R Ekawan, M Duchéne and D Goetz
developing countries T A Persson, C Azar 34:14, 1833-1840 34:14, 1853-1866
and K Lindgren 34:14, 1889-1899 The deregulation of Taiwan electricity supply Examining market power in the European
Analysis of the impact of electricity grid industry K M Wang 34:16, 2509-2520 natural gas market R G Egging and S 4
interconnection between Korea and Japan Did a local distribution company procure Gabriel 34:17, 2762-2778
Feasibility study for energy network in prudently during the California electricity Exploiting the oil-GDP effect to support
Northeast Asia M Kanagawa and T Nakata crisis? C-K Woo, D Lloyd and W Clayton renewables deployment S Awerbuch and R
34:9, 1015-1025 34:16, 2552-2565 Sauter 34:17, 2805-2819
Assessing the value of pulp mill biomass An economic perspective on experience curves A feasible reform for the electricity supply
savings in climate change conscious econo- and dynamic economies in renewable energy industry in Hong Kong H W Ngan, J H
my A Adahl, S Harvey and T Berntsson technologies M Papineau 34:4, 422-432 Wang, W Engriwan and K L Lo 34:17, 2881
34:15, 2330-2343 Effectiveness through risk reduction: a com- 2890
An assessment of governmental wind power parison of the renewable obligation in Flexibility valuation in the Brazilian power
programmes in Sweden—using a systems England and Wales and the feed-in system system: a real options approach J M
approach K Astrand and L Neij 34:3, in Germany C Mitchell, D Bauknecht and P Marreco and L G T Carpio 34:18, 3749-3756
277-296 M Connor 34:3, 297-305 Forecasting short-run crude oil price using
Assessment of the relationship between oil Effects of privatization: a case study from high- and low-inventory variables M Ye, J
prices and US oil stocks S S Ghouri 34:17, Cayirhan coal district, Turkey E M Zyren and J Shore 34:17, 2736-2743
3327-3333 Eyyuboglu 34:17, 3017-3026 Foreign trade and declining pollution in
Banning banking in EU emissions trading? Efficiency and deregulation of the electricity Sweden: a decomposition analysis of long-
J Schleich, K-M Ehrhart, C Hoppe and S market in Singapore Y Chang and T H Tay term structural and technological effects A
Seifert 34:1, 112-120 34:16, 2498-2508 Kander and M Lindmark 34:13, 1590-1599
Beyond free electricity: the costs of electric Electric energy restructuring in the European Fuel price determination in transportation
cooking in poor households and a market- Union: integration, subsidiarity and the sector using predicted energy and transport
friendly alternative M Howells, D G Victor, challenge of harmonization R J Serrallés demand S$ Haldenbilen 34:17, 3078-3086
T Gaunt, R J Elias and T Alfstad 34:17, 34:16, 2542-2551 Future demand of petroleum products in India
3351-3358 Electricity industry restructuring revisited: the S Ghosh 34:15, 2032-2037
Bi-directional causality in California’s electri- case of Korea B-H Lee and H-H Ahn 34:10, A game theoretic model of Northwestern
city and natural-gas markets C-K Woo, A 1115-1126 European electricity market market power
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and the environment W Lise, V Linderhof, O Market perspectives of stationary fuel cells in a Real-time pricing with ramping costs: a
Kuik, C Kemfert, R Ostling and T Heinzow sustainable energy supply system——long-term new approach to managing a steep change
34:15, 2123-2136 scenarios for Germany W Krewitt, J Nitsch, in electricity demand M Tanaka 34:18,
Government policy and the development of M Fischedick, M Pehnt and H Temming 34:7, 3634-3643
electric vehicles in Japan M Ahman 34:4, 793-803 Reconnecting the technology characterisation
433-443 Modeling long-term dynamics of electricity of the hydrogen economy to contexts of
Green electricity policies in the Netherlands: an markets F Olsina, F Garcés and H-J consumption M Hodson and S Marvin 34:17,
analysis of policy decisions S N M van Haubrich 34:12, 1411-1433 3006-3016
Rooijen and M T van Wees 34:1, 60-71 Multi-period emissions trading in the electri- Reducing conflicts between climate policy and
Green energy market development in Ger- city sector— winners and losers S Bode 34:6, energy policy in the US: the important role
many: effective public policy and emerging 680-691 of the states T D Peterson and A Z Rose 34:5,
customer demand R Wiistenhagen and M Municipalities and energy efficiency in coun- 619-631
Bilharz 34:13, 1681-1696 tries in transition Review of factors that Renewable energy: externality costs as market
Has electric utility restructuring led to lower determine municipal involvement in the barriers A D Owen 34:5, 632-642
electricity prices for residential consumers in markets for energy services and energy Reshaping markets for the benefit of energy
Texas? J Zarnikau and D Whitworth 34:15, efficient equipment, or how to augment the saving A Perrels, K Ostertag and G Hender-
2191-2200 role of municipalities as market players S son 34:2, 121-128
Have we run out of oil yet? Oil peaking Rezess}, K Dimitrov, D Urge-Vorsatz and S The role of CO. embodiment in US-China
analysis from an optimist’s perspective D L Baruch 34:2, 223-237 trade B Shui and R C Harris 34:18, 4063-
Greene, J L Hopson and J Li 34:5, 515-531 Natural gas domestic market development for 4068
How much market do market-based instru- total elimination of routine flares in Rural electrification policy and institutional
ments create? An analysis for the case of Nigeria’s upstream petroleum operations / linkages C M Haanyika 24:17, 2977-2993
“white” certificates O Langniss and B A Sonibare and F A Akeredolu 34:6, 743-753 The Russian oil industry between public and
Praetorius 34:2, 200-211 Natural gas power generation in Brazil: new private governance: obstacles to interna-
How to play the game as the bridge between window of opportunity? R G de Oliveira and tional oil companies’ investment strategies
two European power markets the case of JM Marreco 34:15, 2361-2372 C Locatelli 34:9, 1075-1085
Western Denmark O J Olsen, E S Amundsen Offshore decommissioning issues: deductibility Short- and long-run effects between oil con-
and B Donslund 34:17, 3293-3304 and transferability V Parente, D Ferreira, E sumption and economic growth in China G
The impact of oil prices on GDP in European M dos Santos and E Luczynski 34:15, 1992 Zou and K W Chau 34:18, 3644-3655
countries: an empirical investigation based 2001 Should Russia increase domestic prices for
on asymmetric cointegration S Lardic and V Oil refining expansion criteria for Brazil M E E natural gas? D J Dudek, A A Golub and E B
Mignon 34:18, 3910-3915 Tavares, A S Szklo, G V Machado, R Strukova 34:13, 1659-1670
Incentives to invest in liberalised electricity Schaeffer, J B Mariano, J F Sala 34:17, A strategy and protocol to increase diffusion of
industries in the North and South. Differ- 3027-3040 energy related innovations into the main-
ences in the need for suitable institutional One size fits all? Policy instruments should fit stream of housing associations C Egmond, R
arrangements D Finon 34:5, 600-618 the segments of target groups C Egmond, R Jonkers and G Kok 34:18, 4042-4049
Independent operation by subsystems: strate- Jonkers and G Kok 34:18, 3464-3474 Supply adequacy in electricity markets based
gic behavior for the Brazilian electricity On the baseline evolution of automobile fuel on hydro systems—the Brazilian case E L da
sector L G T Carpio and A O Pereira Jr economy in Europe T Zachariadis 34:14, Silva 34:15, 2002-2011
34:17, 2964-2976 1773-1785 Support systems for the diffusion of renewable
Independent regulatory authorities in Eur- On the substitution of energy sources: pro- energy technologies—-an investor perspec-
opean electricity markets A Larsen, L H spective of the natural gas market share in tive V Dinica 34:4, 461-480
Pedersen, E M Sorensen and O J Olsen 34:17, the Brazilian urban transportation and Target group segmentation makes sense: if one
2858-2870 dwelling sectors A Kamimura, S M G Guerra sheep leaps over the ditch, all the rest will
Integrated energy markets and varying degrees and IL Sauer 34:18, 3583-3590 follow C Egmond, R Jonkers and G Kok
of liberalisation: price links, bundled sales Opportunities for biomass-derived “bio-oil” in 34:17, 3115-3123
and CHP production exemplified — by European heat and power markets J G Technical and economic aspects of ancillary
Northern European experiences H K Brammer, M Lauer and A V_ Bridgwater services markets in the electric power
Jacobsen, P Fristrup and J >M unksgaard 34:17, 2871-2880 industry: an international comparison
34:18, 3527-3537 Optimal timing in the privatisation of a utility R Raineri, S- Rios and D Schiele 34:13,
Integrated energy systems and local energy in an emerging country the case of electricity 1540-1555
markets H Lund and E Miinster 34:10, 1152 distribution in Delhi J Ruet 34:17, 2702 Technological learning and renewable energy
1160 2718 costs: implications for US renewable energy
Investment incentives: regulation of the Fin- Option value of gasification technology within policy P H Kobos, J D Erickson and T E
nish electricity distribution K Kinnumen 34:7, an emissions trading scheme H Laurikka Drennen 34:13, 1645-1658
853-862 34:18, 3916-3928 Total-factor energy efficiency of regions in
Investment prospects for geothermal power in Photovoltaic projects for decentralized power China J-L. Hu and S-C Wang 34:17, 3206—
El Salvador’s electricity market J Abraham supply in India: a financial evaluation M R 3217
34:18, 3877-3886 Nouni, S C Mullick and T C Kandpal 34:18, Tradable certificates for renewable electricity
Lessons from the past thirty years J Dunkerley 3727-3738 and energy savings P Bertoldi and T Huld
34:5, 503-507 Placing Brazil’s heavy acid oils on interna- 34:2, 212-222
The liberalisation of the Spanish gas market L tional markets A S Szklo, G Machado, R US long-term energy intensity: backcast and
A R Garcia 34:13, 1630-1644 Schaeffer, A F Simées and J B Mariano 34:6, projection H Dowlatabadi and M A Oravetz
Linking renewable energy CDM projects and 692-705 34:17, 3245-3256
TGC schemes: an analysis of different The politics and policy of energy system What are the alternatives available to Hong
options P Del Rio 34:17, 3173-3183 transformation-explaining the German dif- Kong in structuring the electricity supply
LNG as a strategy to establish developing fusion of renewable energy technology S$ industry? C T Chan 34:17, 2891-2904
countries’ gas markets: the Brazilian case C Jacobsson and V Lauber 34:3, 256-276
A R Neto and I L Sauer 34:18, 4103-4114 Power sector reform in India: current issues Energy modelling
Lock-in and change: distributed generation in and prospects 4 Singh 34:16, 2480-2490 Analysis of the impact of electricity grid
Denmark in a long-term perspective E van The promotional impacts of green power interconnection between Korea and Japan
der Vleuten and R Raven 34:18, 3739-3748 products on renewable energy sources: direct Feasibility study for energy network in
Market penetration rates of new energy and indirect eco-effects J Markard and B Northeast Asia M Kanagawa and T Nakata
technologies P Lund 34:17, 3317-3326 Truffer 34:3, 306-321 34:9, 1015-1025