Energy Policy January-December 2001: Vol 29 Index

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ENERGY
POLICY
Index to Volume 29
January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August,
September, October, November, December
Articles— Titles planning anc environmental emissions J Drivers of market transformation: analysis of
Santis isomboon, B I mmeechokchai and § the Hungarian lighting success story D Urge-
Coal Chungpaibulpatana 29:12, 975-985 Vorsatz and J Hauff 29:10, 801-810
\ study ol productivity in the Indian coal Inertia in the North American electricity Electricity sector analysis in the clean energy
seclol M Kulshreshtha and I K Parikl » 29-9. industry: is it realistic to think that the Kyoto futures study S W Hadley and W = Short
29:14, 1285-1298
Protocol objectives can be met? C Jacques, G
impacts of carbon taxes on Lafrance and J A Doucet 29:6, 453-463 Energy efficiency the challenges of policy
systems in Japan 7 Vakate T and A Is coal desulphurisation worthwhile? Evidence design / Varon and B_ Aebischer 29:8,
Lamont 29:2, 159-166 from the market J B Braden, C D Kolstad, R 615-629
Carbon emissions from manufacturing energy 1 Woock and J A Machado 29:3, 217-225 Energy and the environment in Kazakhstan ¢
use in 13 IEA countries long-term trends Modernise it, sustainabilise it! Swiss energy Dahl and K Kuralbayeva 29:6, 429-440
through 1995 L Schipper, S Murtishaw, M policy on the eve of electricity market Energy futures for the US transport sector D 1
Khrushch, M Ti S Karhuz and F Unander liberalisation M Jeg n and R Wiistenhagen Greene and S E Plotkin 29:14, 1255-1270
a 9:9. 667 6&8 29:1, 45-54 Estimating bounds on the economy-wide ef-
Is coal desulphurisation worthwhile? Evidence Norwegian residential electricity demand — a fects of the CEF policy scenarios A H
from the market J B Braden, C D Kolstad, R microeconomic assessment of the growth Sanstad, S J DeCanio, G A Boyd and J G
{ Woock and J A Machado 29:3, 217 =l el from 1976 to 1993 B Hah orsen and B M Koomey 29:14, 1299-1311
Strategic considerations for clean coal R&D J Larsen 29:3, 227-236 European and Japanese fuel economy initia-
T McMullan, B C Williams and S McCahe\ Power sector reform and distributed genera- tives: what they are, their prospects for
29:6, 441-452 tion in sub-Saharan Africa J Turkson and N success, their usefulness as a guide for US
Wohlgemuth 99:7. 135 145 action S E Plotkin 29:13, 1073-1084
Electricity Price caps and investment long-run effects in Impact on global warming of development and
A model-based analysis of strategic consolida the electric generation industry J H Grobman structural changes in the electricity sector of
tion in the German electricity industry J and J M Carey 29:7 545-55? Guangdong Province, China C Zhang, M M
Bower, D W Bunn and ¢ Wattendrup 29:12 Privatizing and liberalizing electricity, the case May and T C Heller 29:3, 179-203
987-1005 of Hungary G Bakos 29:13, 1119-1132 Interactions of a tradable green certificate
Accelerating residential PV expansion: supply Renewables portfolio standard: a means for market with a tradable permits market P E
analysis for competitive electricity markets 4 trade with electricity from renewable energy Morthurst 29:5, 345-353
Payne, R Duke and R H W uns 29:10, sources , S Espey 29:7, 557-566 Methods of evaluating market transformation
787-800 The Danish electricity reform J Hauch 29:7 programmes: experience in Sweden L Neij
Changes in fuel input of electricity sector in 509-52] 29:1, 67-79
Hong Kong since 1982 and their implica- he financing of the Mexican electrical sector J Policy scenarios for energy efficiency improve-
tions L C-h Chow 29:15, 1399-1410 Islas and U Jeronimo 29:12 965-973 ment in industry Worrell, E and Price, L
Credible regulatory threats M Acutt, C Elliott US consumers’ willingness to pay for green 29:14, 1223-1241
and T Robinsor 29:11, 911-916 electricity B Roe, M F Teisl 1 Levy and M Renewable energy policy in Lithuania
Eco-labeling of electricity Strategies and Russell 29:11, 917-925 Katinas and R Skema 29:10, 811-816
tradeoffs in the definition of environmental Waiting for the boom a simulation study of Scenarios for a clean energy future M A Brown
standards B Truffi J Markard and R power plant construction in California A VD Levine, W Short and J G Koomey 29:14,
Wiiste nhage n 29:11 RRS 897 Ford 29:11, 847-869 1179-1196
Economic justification of the Snowy scheme H Sustainable energy and urban form in China:
W M Lunney 29:11, 927 937 Energy conservation and efficiency the relevance of community energy
Electricity sector analysis in the clean energy Addressing energy-related challenges for the management B Sadownik and M_ Jaccard
futures study S W Hadley and W Short US buildings secto1 results from the clean 29:1, 55-65
29:14 1285 1298 energy futures study J G Koon } ( 1 Technology development in market networks
Electricity tariffs in India: an assessment ol Webber, C S Atkinson and A Vicholls 29:14, B Olerup 29:3, 169-178
consumers’ ability and willingness to pay in 1209 1221 The Danish electricity reform J Hauch 29:7,
Gujarat R K Bose and M Shukla 29:6, Auditing energy use in cities M Bennett and M 509-521
465-478 Vewhorough 29 9:9. 125 134 The quality of energy intensity indicators for
Emergence of financial markets for electricity Computer system for energetic diagnoses 1n international comparison in the iron and
a European perspective E Mork 29:1, 7-15 residential customers N G Ramos, C Heard, steel industry J C M Farla and K Blok 29:7,
Finessing the unintended outcomes of price- E R Fiscal, Z M Maqueda, S L Morales, R 523 543
cap adjustments: an electric utility multi- M Salazar, B R Ceja and L J Gutiérrez 29:8, World bank energy projects in China: influ-
product perspective D O Seeto, C K Woo and 595-603 ences on environmental protection E Marti-
I Horowitz 29:13, 1111-1118 Cost-benefit analysis of domestic energy effi- not 29:8, 581-594
From planning to strategy in the electricity ciency J P Clinch and J D Healy 29:2, 113-124
industry / Dyner and E R Larsen 29:13, Disaggregated analysis of US energy consump- Energy and the environment
1145-1154 tion in the 1990s: evidence of the effects of A time-series analysis of energy-related carbon
Impacts of biomass power generation and CO, the internet and rapid economic growth §S emissions in Korea K-H Choi and B W Ang
taxation on electricity generauion expansion Murtishaw and L Schipper 29:15, 1335-1356 29:13, 1155-1161
Greenhouse gas taxation and the distribution Energy modelling
of costs and benefits the case of Norway O \ model-based analysis of strategic consolida-
Goda and B Holtsmark 29:8, 653-662 tion in the German electricity industry J
Impacts of biomass power generation and CO Bower, D W Bunn and C Wat tendrup 29:12
taxation on electricity generation expansior 987-1005
planning and environmental emissions J An eclectic approach in energy forecasting: a
Santisirisomboon, B Limmeechokchai and S case of Natural Resources Canada’s
( maibulpatana 29:12, Q 97 s ORS (NRCan’s) oil and gas outlook A J Persaud
Inertia in the North American electricity nd U Kumar 29:4, 303-313
indduu] sstt is it realistic to think that tthh e An evaluation of the impact of reducing energy
Kyoto Protocol objectives can be met? ¢ subsidies on living expenses of households }
Jace . ure ( and J A Doucet 29-6 Saboohi 29:3, 217-225
453-463 Analysis of energy intensity developments in
Interna tional emissions trading under the manufacturing sectors in industrialized and
Kyoto Protocol credit trading J-T Boon developing countries A Miketa 29:10
IO-R 605 613 69-775
Lost carbon emissions the role of non Biomass fo1 energy 01 materials? A Western
manufacturing other industries and refining European systems engineering perspective D
n industrial energy use and carbon emis J Gielen, M A P de Feber, A J M Bos and T
ions in IEA countries S Vurtishaw, 1 Gerlagl 29:4, 291-302
Schipper, F Unander S Karbu and M Carbon emissions control and trade liberal-
Khrushch 29:2, 83-102 ization:coordinated approaches to Taiwan's
Low-CO, energy pathways and regional air trade and tax policy H-Y Yang 29-9
pollution in Europe S Svri, M Amann, P 725-734
Capros, L Mantzos J Cofala and Z Klimont CO emussions in the Brazilian industrial sector
29:11, 871-884 according to the integrated energy planning
Market failures and barriers as a basis for model (IEPM) M T Tolmasquim, C ¢ hen
clean energy policies M A Brown 29:14 nd A § Szklo 29:8, 641 65]
1197-1207 Computer system for energetic diagnoses in
Multi-l il emission trading lessons Irom residential customers N G Ramos, C Heard
inter state NO control in the | nited States E R Fiscal, Z M Maqueda, S L Morales,2 9:8,R
s lor open om | I 1 Furrell 29:13 1061-1072 M Salazar, B R Ceja and L J Gutiérrez
responsibility? J gaard ani On the potential impacts of land use change $95 603
327 policies on automobile vehicle miles of trave Cooperation in global climate policy: potenti-
missioinn sth e Brazilian i a F Southworth 29:14, 1271-1283 alities and limitations D Jpsen, R Rosch and J
iccording to the integ1 ~d eners la ng Public goods and private interests: unde Scheffan 29:4, 315-326
(IEPM) M 7 standing non-residential demand for green Cost-benefit analysis of domestic energy effi-
power R H Wiser, M Fowli and E A Holt ciency J P Clinch and J D Healy 29:2.
u Y°15. [USS 1097 113-124
Scenarios for a clean energy future M Cost-effective reductions of non-CO
VD Levine, W Short and J G Koome\ greenhouse gases F de la Chesnaye, R
1179-1196 Harvey, D Kruger and J A Lai fel 29:14
iral decomposition of CO emissions 1325-1331
from Taiwan's petrochemical industries C / Dismantling of nuclear power in Germany
Lee and § J Lin 29:3, 237-244 sectoral and macroeconomic effects H
tments work | he efficiency of international cooperation in Welscl and C Ochsen 29:4, 279 289
GHG emissior mitigating climate change analysis of joint Do model Structures affect findings? Two
ptych approa mplementation, the clean development me energy consumption and CQO, emission
H Groene chanism ind emission trading for the Fed scenarios for Brazil in 2010 R C da Costa
100 1030 eral Republic of Germany the Russian 29:10. 777-785
Federation and Indonesia HW Fichtner, M Endogenising emission taxes: A general equili-
Goehelt and O Rentz 29:10, 81 R30 brium type optimisation model applied 1or
The liability rules under internauional Turkey } frvykan and G Kumbarolu 29:12,
GHG emissions trading ZX Zhang 29:7 1045-1056
SO1-SO8 Estimating bounds on the economy-wide ef-
he problem of used nuclear fuel: lessons for fects of the CEF policy scenarios A H
nterim solutions from a comparative cost Sanstad, S J DeCanio, G A Boyd and J G
{ Macfarlane 29:15, 1379 1389 Koomey 29:14, 1299-1311
newable portfolio standard design con Estimating CO, abatement and sequestration
sidej r itions and an implementation survey 7 potentials for Chile A Mosnaim 29:8,
Be ind M Jaccard 29:4. 263-277 631-640
The social cost of district heating in a sparsely Is coal desulphurisation worthwhile? Evidence
populated country E Bo and M D Trong from the market J B Braden, C D Kolstad, R
13, 1163-1173 1 Woock and J A Machado 29:3, 217-225
Towards a private-public synergy in financing Learning rates for energy technologies A
nment in Kazakhsta climate change mitigation projects ZX McDonald and 1 Schrattenholzer 29:4,
29:6, 429-440 Zhang and A Varuvama 29:15, 1363 1377 255-261
missions and th { neerttaai nty1\ in estimating and mitigating in- Low-CO, energy pathways and regional ait
The Spanish dustrial related GHG emissions M El-Fad pollution in Europe S Syri, M Amann, P
j 29:7 M Zeinati, N Ghaddar and T Mezher 29:\2 Capros L Mantzos, J Cofala and Z Klimont
1031-1043 29:11, 871-884
ition World bank energy projects in China influ- Methods of evaluating market transformation
29:8, ences on environmental protection E Marti- programmes: experience in Sweden L Neij
not 29-8 SR] $94 29:1, 67-79
Index Il
Policy scenarios for energy efficiency improve- Inertia in the North American electricity implementation, the clean development
ment in industry Worrell, E and Price, L industry: is it realistic to think that the mechanism and emission trading for
29:14, 1223-1241 Kyoto Protocol objectives can be met? ¢ the Federal Republic of Germany, the
Short-cut design of wind farms C T Kiranoudis Jacques, G Lafrance and J A Doucet 29:6, Russian Federation and Indonesia UW
NV G Voros and Z B Maroulis 29:7, 567—578 453-463 Fichtner VM Goebhelt and O Rentz 29:10,
gic considerations for clean coal R&D J International emissions trading under the 817-830
T McMullan, B C Williams and S McCahe\ Kyoto Protocol credit trading J-T Boom The future of gas infrastructures in Eurasia G
29:6, 441-452 29:8. 605-613 Klaassen, A McDonald and J Zhao 99°5
Strategies for cost-effective carbon reductions Market failures and barriers as a basis for 399-413
a sensitivity analysis of alternative scenarios clean energy policies M A Bi own 29:14, Towards a private—public synergy in financing
E Gumerman, J G Koomey and M A Brown 1197-1207 climate change mitigation projects ZX
29:14, 1313-1323 Multi-lateral emission trading lessons from Zhang and A Maruyama 29:15, 1363-1377
Technological progress and long-term energy inter-state NO, control in the United States
demand a survey ol recent approaches 1 Farrell 29:13, 1061-1072 Energy supply and demand
and a Danish case H K Jacobsen 29:2. Policy scenarios for energy efficiency improve- \ study of sectoral energy consumption in
147-157 ment in industry Worrell, I andal l Price, L Hong Kong (1984-1997) with special em-
The efficiency of international cooperation in 29:14, 1223-1241 phasis on the household sector L C-h Chow
mitigating climate change analysis of joint Reforms in the French power system: from 29:13, 1099-1110
implementation, the clean development me- weak contestability to effective competition? Accelerating residential PV expansion: supply
chanism and emission trading for the Fed- D Finon 29:10, 755-768 analysis for competitive electricity markets A
eral Republic of Germany. the Russian Renewable energy investment by the World Payne, R Duke and R H Williams 29:10,
Federation and Indonesia H Fichtner, M Bank E Martinot 29:9, 689-699 787-800
Goevelt and O Rentz 29-10. 817-830 Rural household energy consumption with the Addressing energy-related challenges for the
Waiting for the boom: a simulation study of economic development in China: stages and US buildings sector: results from the clean
power plant construction in California A characteristic indices W Yiaohua and | energy futures study J G Koomey, C A
Ford 29:11, 847-869 Zhenmin 29:15, 1391-1397 Webber, C S Atkinson and A Nicholls 29:14,
Strategies for cost-effective carbon reductions 1209-1221
Energy policy and analysis 1 sensitivity analysis of alternative scenarios An eclectic approach in energy forecasting: a
A transition toward a sustainable energy E Gumerman I] G Koomey and M A Brown case of Natural Resources Canada’s
future feasibility assessment and develop- 29:14, 1313 1323 (NRCan’s) oil and gas outlook Cs Persaud
ment strategies of wind power in Taiwan C- Structural decomposition of CO emissions and U Kumar 29:4, 303-313
D Yu C-M Liu and E M L Liou 29:12. from Taiwan’s petrochemical industries C / An evaluation of the impact of reducing energy
951-963 Lee and § J Lin 29:3, 237-244 subsidies on living expenses of households }
Beyond joint implementation — designing flex- Technology transfer of energy efficiency tech- Saboohi 29:3, 217-225
ibility into global climate policy K G Begg, 7 nologies in industry: a review of trends and Changes in fuel input of electricity sector in
Jackson and §S Parkinsoi 29:1, 17-27 policy issues / Worrell, R van Berkel, Z Hong Kong since 1982 and their implica-
Carbon emissions control and trade liberal- Fenggi, C Menke, R Schaeffer and R O tions L C-h Chow 29:15, 1399-1410
ization:coordinated approaches to Taiwan's Williams 29:1, 29-43 Future electric power technology choices of
trade and tax policy H-Y Yang 29:9, 725-734 The financing of the Mexican electrical sector J Brazil: a possible conflict between local
Citizen versus consumer: challenges in the UK Islas and U Jeronimo 29:12. 965-973 pollution and global climate change R
green pe ywel market S L Batley, D Col- The liability rules under international GHG Schaeffer and A S Szklo 29:5, 355-369
hourne, P D Fleming a win 29:6, emissions trading ZY Zhang 29:7, 501-508 Korean energy demand in the new millenium
479-487 The politics of oil in Lithuania: strategies after outlook and policy implications, 2000-2005
Consumers, industrialists and the political transition J Pasukeviciute and M Ro¢ 9-5 SH Kim, T H Kim, Y Kim and I-G Na 29:11,
economy ol green taxation: CQ, taxation 383-397 899-910
in OECD G T Svendsen, C Daughjere, 1 The potential impact of policies to promote Low-CQO, energy pathways and regional ai
Hiollund and 1 B Pedersen 29:6, 489-497 combined heat and power in US industry P pollution in Europe S Syri, M Amann, P
Cooperation in global climate policy potenti- L Lemar Jr 29:14, 1243-1254 Capros, L Mantzos, J Cofala and Z Klimont
alities and limitations D Ipsen R Rosch and J The problem of used nuclear fuel: lessons for 29:11, 871-884
Scheffan 29:4, 315-326 interim solutions from a comparative cost Participatory rural energy planning in India — a
Differentiating commitments world wide: glo- analysis A Macfarlane 29:15, 1379-1389 policy context R C Neudoerffer, P Malhotra
bal differentiation of GHG emissions reduc- The renewable portfolio standard: design con- and P V Ramana 29:5, 371-381
tions based on the Triptych approach — a siderations and an implementation survey 7 Reforms in the French power system: from
preliminary assessment H Groenenberg, D Berry and M Jaccard 29:4, 263-277 weak contestability to effective competition?
Phylipsen and K Blok 29:12, 1007-1030 Uncertainty in estimating and mitigating in- D Finon 29:10, 755-768
Endogenising emission taxes: A general equili- dustrial related GHG emissions M El-Fadel Strategies for cost-effective carbon reductions:
brium type optimisation model applied for M Zeinati, N Ghaddar and T Mezher 29:12, a sensitivity analysis of alternative scenarios
Turkey Y Arikan and G Kumbaroglu 29:12, 1031-1043 E Gumerman, J G Koomey and M A Brown
1045 1056 World bank energy projects in China: influ- 29:14, 1313-1323
Ener ZY efficiency the challenges of policy ences on environmental protection E Marti- Technology development in market networks
design / Varon and B {ehischer 29:8, not 29:8, 581-594 B Olerup 29:3, 169-178
615-629 The politics of oil in Lithuania: strategies after
Energy and the environment in Kazakhstan (¢ Energy security and world trade transition / Pasukeviciute and VM Roe 29:5,
Dahl and K Kuralbayveva 29:6, 429-440 Changes in fuel input of electricity sector in 383-397
Estimating bounds on the economy-wide ef- Hong Kong since 1982 and their implica- he social cost of district heating in a sparsely
fects of the CEF policy scenarios A H tions L C-h Chow 29:15, 1399-1410 populated country E Bowitz and M D Trong
Sanstad, S J DeCanio, G A Boyd and J G CO; accounts for open economies: producer or 29:13, 1163-1173
Koomey 29:14, 1299-1311 consumer responsibility? J Munksgaard and Waiting for the boom: a simulation study of
From planning to strategy in the electricity K A Pedersen 29:4, 327-334 power plant construction in California A
industry / Dyner and E R Larsen 29:13, Interactions of a tradable green certificate Ford 29:11, 847-869
1145-1154 market with a tradable permits market P E
Greenhouse gas taxation and the distribution Morthurst 29:5, 345-353 Energy technology
of costs and benefits: the case of Norway O The efficiency of international cooperation in Disaggregated analysis of US energy consump-
Godal and B Holtsmark 29:8, 653-662 mitigating climate change: analysis of joint tion in the 1990s: evidence of the effects of
he potential impacts
licies on automobile \
S
ruicipatory rural
policy context R ¢
9-5
investment: long-t ll
electric generauion industry J HG
J M Carey 29:7, 545-552
Privatizing and liberalizing electricity
of Hungary G Bakos 29:13, 1119
Public
standing non-residential demand
power R H Wiser, M Fi
*V elficiency te ( 3. 1OS8S5—1097
iew of trends and efort in the French power system: from
ak contestability to effective competition?
Lithuania
nancing as ¢ 1 R Skema 29:1 S11-816
mitigation projects he quality of energy 1 indicators
29-15. 1363 13 ilernatiti onal comparison
el industry J C M Fa
National and regional energy profiles and 3-543
government policy he Spanish distribution stem for
\ study of sectoral energy consumption roducts: an obstacle 1 competition?
Kong (1984-1997) with special em
household sector L C-/ ¢
onsumers willingness
> impact of reducing energ ricity B Roe, M F T
iving expenses of households } , 29:11, 917-925
impacts of carbon taxe 1 Nuclear power
in Japan T Nakata and Dismantling of nuclear power in Germany
159-166 sectoral and macroeconomic effects #H
for open economies: prod Welsch and C Ochsen 29:4, 279-289
responsibility? J Munksgaard a he problem of used nuclear fuel: lessons for
sen 29:4, 327-334 iterim solutions from a comparative cost
regulatory threats M f analysis A Macfarlane 29:15, 1379-1389
markets t\ Oil and gas
ve E Mo 7 An eclectic approach in energy forecasting
challe poli case of Natural Resources ¢
(NRCan’s) oil and gas outlook JP.
Kumar 29:4, 303-313
emissions and the irbon emissions Irom manutactul
Kuznets curve. The Spanisl use in 13 IEA countries: long-term
Lee 3556 hrough 1995 L Schipper, S
economy initia Arushcl VU Ting, S Ka
prospects I 29-9. 667-688
t usefulness as a guide for Ethanol as a lead replacement: phasing out
S E Plotkin 2 73-1084 eaded gasoline in Africa |) Thomas and A
ergy demand in the new milleniun Kwong 29:13, 1133-1143
ook and policy implications, 2000-2005 — Incentive policies for natural gas-fired cogen
SH Kim, T H Kim, Y Kim and I-G Na 29:1) eration in Brazil’s industrial sector case
S99 910i ) studies: chemical plant and pulp mill J B
choices of Modernise it, sustainabilise it! Swiss energ Soares, A S Szklo and M T Tolmasquim 29:3
etween Ocdl Ppoucy on the eve ol electricity ! < r ) 215
global climate change R liberalisation M Jegen and R Wiistenhage: Lost carbon emissions: the role of non-
1S Szklo 29:5, 355-369 29:1, | 45-54 manufacturing other industries and refining
| warming of development Multi-lateral emission trading: lessons from in industrial energy use and carbon emis-
structural changes in the electricity inter-state NO, control in the United States sions in IEA countries S Murtishaw, 1
of Guangdong Province. China { Farrell 29:13, 1061-1072 Schipper, F Unand S Karbuz and M
Zhang, M M M ind T C Heller 29:3 New accountabilities in utilities: fifty years ol Khrushch 29:2, 83-102
179-203 legal accountability in the gas industry / New accountabilities in utilities: fifty years of
Incentive policie r natural gas-fired coge Conrad and C Waddams 29:15, 1357-1361 legal accountability in the gas industry /
eration in Bri industrial sector Norwegian residential electricity demand a Conrad and C Waddams 29:15, 1357-1361
studies vemical plant and pulp mill . microeconomic assessment of the growth [he future of gas infrastructures in Eurasia G
and M T Tolmasquim 29:3 from 1976 to 1993 B Halvorsen and B M Klaassen, A McDonald and J Zhao 29:5,
Larsen 29:3. 227-236 399 413
Index
The politics of o thuania: strategies a The financing of the Mexican electrical sector J since 1982 and their implications 29:15,
ransition / Pasu we and M Ro Islas and U Jeror » 29-12. 965-973 1399 1410
The potential impact ol policies to promote Chungpaibulpatana, S see Santisirisomboom, J
The Spanish distribution system for oil pro- combined heat and power in US industry P Clinch, J P and Healy, J D Cost-benefit
an obst 1C ie to competition »ICo L Lemar Jr 29:14, 1243-1254 analysis of domestic energy efficiency 29:2,
é¢ and E Huerta 29:2, 103 111 113-124
Articles — Authors Cofala, J see Svri, S
Renewables feutt, M, Elliot inson, T Credible Cohen, C see Tolmasquim, M 7
\ transition sustainable energy regulatory thre 916 Colbourne, D see Batley, S 1
e: Teasi assessment and develop- i=@? Pl scher, B Conrad, L and Waddams, C New accountabil-
ment strategies of wind power in Taiwan C- {/cantara, | ities in utilities: fifty years of legal account-
D Yue, ¢ l aqadEMI Liou 29:12 fmann, M see ability in the gas industry 29:15, 1357-1361
95] 963 ing, BU see ( K-H Contin, I, Correlje { and Huerta, E The
Accelerating residential P\ expansion: supply {rikai Y and Kumbarog G Endogenising Spanish distribution system for oil products
analysis for competitive electricity markets 4 emission taxes: A general equilibrium type an obstacle to competition? 29:2, 103-111
Payne, R D dRH Willia ns 29:10. 787 opumisation model applied for Turkey C orrele 1 see Contin, |
SOO 29:12, 1045 1056 da Costa, R C Do model structures affect
iizen versus consume! S see K mn IG findings? Two energy consumption and CO,
vreen power Markel Bakos G Privatizing and liberalizing electri- emission scenarios for Brazil in 2010 29:10,
urne, P D I cily, the case of Hungary 29:13, 1119-1132 I77_725
479-487 S L, Colhbourne, D, Fleming, P D and Dahl, C and Kuralbayveva, K Energy and the
Impacts of biomass power generation and CO Urwin, P (¢ ilizen versus consume! chal- environment in Kazakhstan 29:6, 429-440
taxation on electricity generation expansion lenges in the UK green power market 29:6, Daughjerg, C see Svendsen, G 7
planning and environmental emissions J 479-487 de Feber, M A P (¢ see Gielen, D J
and § Begg, K G, Ja ] and Parkinson, § de la Chesnaye, I Harvey, R, Kruger, D and
Beyond joint implementation designing Laitner, J A Cost-effective reductions of
Interactions of a tradable gg reen ceruinh caatlle t e flexibility into global climate policy 29:1, non-CO greenhouse gases 29:14,
markel with a tradable permits market P / 17-27 1325 133
Bennett VMeoand Newh ih, M Auditing DeCanio S$ J see Sanstad 1H
genera- energy use In cities 29:2 14 Doucet J A see Jacques, ¢
1 na J ( / / The renewable Duk« R see Payvin 1
portfolio standard: design considerations Dynei I and Larsen, E R From planning to
Public goods P ind an implementation survey 29:4, 263 tesiiad strategy in the electricity industry 29:13,
Stanc ling non-re een BOloKh K see r Farla, J C M; Groenenberg, H 1145-1154
powel R H Wisc Ho Boom, J-T International emissions trading El-Fadel, M, Zeinati, M, Ghaddar, N and
29-13 LO85 1097 under the Ky oto Protocol: credit trading Vezher, T Uncertainty in estimating and
Renewable et investment by the World 29:8, 605-613 mitigating industrial related GHG emissions
Bank E Marti 29:9 689-699 Bos, A J M see Giel DJ 29:12, 1031-1043
Renewable et policy in Lithuania Bose, R K and Shul Vf Electricity tariffs in Elliott, ¢ see feutt, M
Katinas and a 29:10, S1I-S816 India: an assessment ol consumers’ ability Espey, S Renewables portfolio standard: a
Renewables portfolio standard: a means for and willingness to Gujarat 29:6, means for trade with electricity from renew-
trade with electricit irom renewable energy 465-478 able energy sources? 29:7, $57 566
sources S Espey 29:7, 557 S66 SOW J, Bum ) ana Vattendrup ( \ Farla, J C M and Blok, K The quality of energy
Short-cut design of wind farms C T Kiranoudis model-based analysis of strategic consolida- intensity indicators for international com-
N G Voros and Z B Maroulis 29:7, 567-578 tion in the German electricity industry 29:12, parison in the iron and steel industry 29:7,
The renewable portfolio standard: design con- 987-1005 $23 543
siderations ind an in tation survey 7 Sowilz, E and 7 VD he social cost of Farrell 1 Multi-lateral emission trading: les-
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Payne, R Duke and R H Williams 29:10, 787 Brown, M A, Lev VU D Short, W and eral Republic of Germany, the Russian
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Electricity tariffs in India: an assessment as a basis for clean energy policies 29:14, tition? 29:10, 755-768
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I Horowitz 29:13, 1111-1118 of energy-related carbon emissions in Korea Gerlagh, T see Gielen, D J
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New accountabilities in utilities fifty years with special emphasis on the household \ Western European systems engineering
of legal accountability n the gas industry sector 29:13, 1099-1110 perspective 29:4, 291-302
I Conrad and (¢ Waddams 29:15, Chow l C-h Changes in fuel input Godal, O and Holtsmark, B Greenhouse
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the US buildings sector: results consumer responsibility? 29:4, 327-334
the clean energy futures study 29:14 Vurtishaw, S see Schipper, Ll
Vurtisha S$ and Schipper, L Disaggregated
> de la Chesnave, | analysis of US energy consumption in the
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{ see Nakata, 7 I-G see Kim, S H
B M see Halvorsen, B kata, T and Lamont, A Analysis of the
E R see Dyner, 1 impacts of carbon taxes on energy systems in
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1 microeco of CO, emissions from Taiwan's petrochen L Metl ds of evaluating market trans
growth trom 1976 ical industries 29:3, 237-244 formation programmes experience in Swe-
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29:6, 441-452 eclectic approach in energy forecasting: a
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R Modernise it the World Bank 29:9, 689-699 fuel economy initiatives what they are,
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isation 29:1 China: influences on environmental protec- as a guide for US acuion 29:13,
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J see Vongia, P Waddams, C see Conrad, | 949-950)
Schaeffer, R see Worrell, I Wattendrup, C see Bower, J Market definition and dominant position
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powel technology choices of Brazil: a Welsch, H and Ochsen, ¢ Dismantling of arrangements in England and Wales R E A
possible conflict between local pollution nuclear power in Germany sectoral and Macatangay 29:5, 337-340
and global climate change 29:5, 355-369 macroeconomic effects 29:4, 279-289 Opportunities and perils of the newly liberal-
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| L see Murtishe S illiams R H see Payne Sioshansi 29:6, 419-427
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V Karbu S md Unander I Carbon iser, R H, Fowlie, M and Holt, I 1 Public statistics behind energy-related CO emis-
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Schrattenholzer, L see McDonald, A Wohlgemuth, N see Turkson 29:1, 1-5
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price-cap adjustments: an_ electric utility energy efficienc\ improvement in industry 837-845
multi-product perspective 29:13, 1111 1118 29:14, 1223-1241
Short, W see Brown, M A; Hadley, S W Worrell, E, van Berke R, Fengqi, Z, Menke, ¢ Leaders
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