Energy Policy January-December 2003: Vol 31 Index

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ENERGY
POLICY
Index to Volume 31
January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August,
September, October, November, December
Articles—Titles Carbon emission and mitigation cost compar- tion utilities T Jamash and M_ Pollitt
isons between fossil fuel, nuclear and renew- 31:1609-1622
Alternative energy able energy resources for electricity Investigation of greenhouse gas reduction
Promotional issues on alternative energy tech- generation R E H Sims, H-H Rogner and K potential and change in technological selec-
nologies in Nepal S Pokharel 31:307-318 Gregory 31:1315-1326 tion in Indian power sector J Mathur, N K
A strategy for introducing hydrogen into Co-existence of electricity, TEP, and TGC Bansal and H-J Wagner 31:1235—1244
transportation A E Farrell, D W Keith and markets in the Baltic Sea Region M Hinds- The Italian Green Certificates market between
J J Corbett 31:1357-1367 berger, M H Nybroe, H F Ravn and R uncertainty and opportunities A Lorenzoni
Schmidt 31:85--96 31:33-42
Carbon trading Diffusion of green power products in Switzer- Market transformation of energy-efficient mo-
Carbon quota price and CDM potentials after land R Wiistenhagen, J Markard and B tor technologies in the EU A T de Almeida, P
Marrakesh W Chen 31:709-719 Truffer 31:621—632 Fonseca, H Falkner and P_ Bertoldi 31:
Equity and carbon emissions trading: a model Disclosure of electricity products — lessons 563-575
analysis M Leimbach 31:1033-1044 from consumer research as guidance for Modelling the adoption of industrial cogenera-
Green certificates and carbon trading in the energy policy J Markard and E Holt tion in Japan using manufacturing plant
Netherlands M Boots 31:43—S0 31:1459-1474 survey data D Bonilla, A Akisawa and T
Eco-labeling for energy efficiency and sustain- Kashiwagi 31:895-910
Climate change ability: a meta-evaluation of US programs A A multi-channel stakeholder consultation pro-
Energy policy and climate change P Jean- Banerjee and B D Solomon 31:109-123 cess for transmission deregulation R Gre-
Baptiste and R Ducroux 31:155-166 Economic assessment of combined cycle gas gory, B Fischhoff, S Thorne and G Butte
Making the link: climate policy and the reform turbines in Australia. Some effects of micro- 31:1291-1299
of the UK construction industry S Sorrell economic reform and technological change The multidimensionality of electricity reform
31:865-878 B Naughten 31:225-245 an Australian perspective D Sharma
UK’s climate change levy: cost effectiveness, Electric infrastructure failures in Nigeria: a 31:1093-1102
competitiveness and environmental impacts survey-based analysis of the costs and National environment targets and interna-
A Varma 31:51-61 adjustment responses A F_ Adenikinju tional emission reduction instrument P E
31:1519-1530 Morthorst 31:73-83
Coal Electricity and externalities in South Africa R Optimizing the level of renewable electric R&D
Optimal use of coal for power generation in Spalding-Fecher and D K Matibe 31:721—734 expenditures using real options analysis G A
India R Mathur, S Chand and T Tezuka Electricity market reform failures: UK, Nor- Davis and B Owens 31:1589-1608
31:319-331 way, Alberta and California C-K Woo, D Principal players in utility restructuring: the
Lloyd and A Tishler 31:1103-1115 case of Orissa R A Thillai 31:431-441
Cogeneration Electricity use in California: past trends and Project financing consequences on cogenera-
Modelling the adoption of industrial cogenera- present usage patterns R E Brown and J G tion: industrial plant and municipal utility
tion in Japan using manufacturing plant Koomey 31:849-864 co-operation in Sweden G Sundberg and J
survey data D Bonilla, A Akisawa and T Energy subsidies in California’s electricity Sjédin 31:491—503
Kashiwagi 31:895-910 market deregulation A Ritschel and G P Scenario planning for electricity supply W
Potential of gas turbine co-generation in China Y Smestad 31:1379-1391 Soontornrangson, D G Evans, R J Fuller
Handong, L Yuhong and Y Dajun 31:931-936 Environmental labelling of electricity and D F Stewart 31:1647-1659
delivery contracts in Sweden T Kaberger Simultaneous attainment of energy goals by
Cost-benefit analysis 31:633-640 means of green certificates and emission
The impact of possible climate catastrophes on A green certificate market combined with permits S G Jensen and K Skytte 31:63-71
global warming policy A Baranzini, M liberalised power market P E Morthorst
Chesney and J Morisset 31:691-701 31:1393-1402 Emissions trading
Green certificate trading in the Netherlands in Co-existence of electricity, TEP, and TGC
Eco-labeling the prospect of the European electricity markets in the Baltic Sea Region M Hinds-
Eco-labeling for energy efficiency and sustain- market V Dinica and M J Arentsen 31: berger, M H Nybroe, H F Ravn and R
ability: a meta-evaluation of US programs A 609-620 Schmidt 31:85—96
Banerjee and B D Solomon 31:109-123 Green paper with green electricity? Greening Emissions trading in transition economies: the
strategies of Nordic pulp and paper industry link between international and domestic
Electricity J Luukkanen 31:641-655 policy M Evans 31:879-886
An assessment of South African prepaid Greening of electricity in Europe: challenges Equity and carbon emissions trading: a model
electricity experiment, lessons learned, and and developments A Midttun and A L analysis M Leimbach 31:1033-1044
their policy implications for developing Koefoed 31:677-687 Marketable emission permits with imperfect
countries D D Tewari and T Shah 31:911-927 How to design greenhouse gas trading in the monitoring R San Martin 31:1369-1378
Can negotiated agreements replace efficiency EU G T Svendsen and M Vesterdal 31: Simultaneous attainment of energy goals
standards as an instrument for transforming 1531-1539 by means of green certificates and
the electrical appliance market? P Menan- International benchmarking and regulation: an emission permits S G Jensen and K Skytte
teau 31:827-835 application to European electricity distribu- 31:63-71
ll Index
Energy Energy efficiency Energy policy
Analytical search of problems and prospects of Can negotiated agreements replace efficiency An assessment of South African prepaid
power sector through Delphi study: case standards as an instrument for transforming electricity experiment, lessons learned, and
study of Kerala State, India P D Sharma, P the electrical appliance market? P Menan- their policy implications for developing
S$ C Nair and R Balasubramanian 3} teau 31:827-835 countries D D Tewari and TS hah 31:911-927
1255
1245 Consumer demand for “green power and A comparison of discounted cashflow and
Deregulation and growth in China's energy energy efficiency J Zarnikau 31:1661—-1672 modern asset pricing methods project
sector: a review of recent development Y Wu Demand Side Management in a competitive selection and policy implications M Emhjel-
31:1417-1425 European market: Who should be respon- len and C M Alaouze 31:1213-1220
Energy consumption with sustainable develop- sible for its implementation M H Didden and Disclosure of electricity products lessons
ment in developing country: a case m W D D/haeseleer 31:1307-1314 from consumer research as guidance for
Jiangsu. China A Wang and Z Feng Disseminating energy-efficient technologies: a energy policy J Markard and E Holt
31:1679 1684 case study of compact fluorescent lamps 31:1459-1474
Does energy integrate? A Hira and 1 {maya (CFLs) in India A Kumar, S K Jain and N K Dynamic formulation of a top-down and
31-185 199 Bansal 31:259-272 bottom-up merging energy policy model C
The direct and indirect energy requirement ot Efficiency, performance and regulation W Frei, P-A Haldi and G_ Sarlos 3}:
households in the European Union A H M I of the international gas industry a boot- 1017-1031
Reinders, K Vringer and K Blok 31:139-153 strap DEA approach D Hawdon es Emissions trading in transition economies: the
An econometric study on China's economy, 1167-1178 link between international and domestic
energy and environment to the year 2030 / Governments should implement energy-effi- policy M Evans 31:879-886
ZhiDong 3121137 1150 ciency standards and labels — cautiously S$ Energy analysis of Jordan's commercial sector
Energy and emission scenarios for China in the Wiel and J E McMahon 31:1403- 1415 J O Jaber, M § Mohsen, A Al-Sarkhi and B
21 century — exploration of baseline devel- Industrial energy efficiency: the need for Akash 31:887-894
opment and mitigation options D> van investment decision support from a manager Energy policy and climate change P Jean-
Vuuren, Z Fenggi, B de Vries J Kejun, ¢ perspective P Sandberg and M Séderstrém Baptiste and R Ducroux 31:155-166
Gravelan land L. Yun 31:369- 387 31:1623. 1634 How to design greenhouse gas trading in the
Energy systems and the climate dilemma Phe insurance and risk management industries: EU G T Svendsen and M_ Vesterdal 31:
Reflecting the impact on CO, emissions by new players in the delivery of energy-efficient 1531-1539
reconstructing egional energy systems A and renewable energy products and services Implications of transportation policies on
Carlson 31:95] 959 E Mills 31:1257-1272 energy and environment in Kathmandu
The energy transition in action: urban domes- Long-term outlook of energy use and CQ, Valley. Nepal S Dhakal 31:1493-1507
tic fuel choices in a changing Zimbabwe B M emissions from transport in Central and \ lifestyle-based scenario for US buildings:
Camphell, S J Vermeulen J J Mangono and Eastern Europe T Zachariadis and N Kou- implications for energy use R Diamond
R Mahugu 31:553-562 varitakis 31:759-773 31:1205-1211
External costs and taxes in heat supply systems Making the link: climate policy and the reform LIHEAP reconsidered M J Kaiser and A G
{ Karlsson and Ll Gustavsson 31 1541 1560 of the UK construction industry S Sorrell Pulsipher 31:1441- 1458
Global energy scenarios meeting stringent CO 31:865-878 LPG: a secure, cleaner transport fuel? A policy
constraints — cost-effectiveness fuel choices Market transformation of energy-efficient mo- recommendation for Europe FE Johnson
in the transportation sector C Azar, K tor technologies in the EU 4 T de Almeida, P 31:1571-1577
Lindgren and B A Andersson 31:961-976 Fonseca, H= Falkner and P Bertoldi 31: National environment targets and interna-
Impact of energy subsidies on energy con- 563-575 tional emission reduction instrument PE
sumption and supply in Zimbabwe. Do the New horizons for Korean energy industry Vorthorst 31:73-83
urban poor really benefit? 7 Dube 31:1635 shifting paradigms and challenges ahead H-J Oil supply and oil politics: Deja Vu all over
1645 Chang 31:1073-1084 again C J Cleveland and R K Kaufmann
International greenhouse gas trading pro- Overcoming the energy efficiency gap in 31:485-489
grams: a discussion of measurement and India’s household sector B S_ Redd Policy options to promote energy efficient and
accounting tssues E Vine, G Kats. J Sathave 31:1117-1127 environmentally sound technologies in
and H Joshi 31:21) 224 Policy options to promote energy efficient and small- and medium-scale industries M Thir-
“Key” sectors in final energy consumption: an environmentally sound technologies — in uchelvam, S Kumar and C Visvanathan
input-output application to the Spanish case small- and medium-scale industries VM Thir- 31:977-987
Ve Alcantaarnda E Padilla 3\:1673-1678 uchelvam, S Kumar and C Visvanathan Prices versus quantities: choosing policies for
Management structure and technology diffu- 31:977-987 promoting the development of renewable
sion in Chinese state-owned enterprises A Public policy analysis of energy efficiency and energy P Menanteau, D_ Finon and
Fisher-Vanden 31:247-257 load management in changing electricity M-L Lamy 31:799-812
Regional cooperation and energy development business E Vine, J Hamrin, N Eyre, D Public policy analysis of energy efficiency and
in the Greater Mekong Sub-region Y Yu Crossley Vo Maloney and G Watt 31: load management in changing electricity
31:1221- 1234 405 430 business E Vine, J Hamrin, N Evre, D
\ theoretical analysis of price elasticity of Risk transfer via energy-savings insurance E Crossley, M Maloney and G Watt 31:
energy demand in multi-stage energy con- Mills 31:273-281 405-430
version systems R Lowe 31:1699- 1704 Sumulating R&D of industrial energy-efficient Quest for Middle East oil: the US versus the
Three types of decline in energy intensity — an technology: the effect of government inter- Asia-Pacific region M G_ = Salameh 31:
explanation for the decline of energy inten- vention on the development of strip casting 1085-1091
sity in some developing countries J W Sun technology E E M Luiten and K_ Blok Role of nuclear fusion in future energy systems
31-519 526 31:1339 1356 and the environment under future uncertain-
Tradable Green Certificates in selected Eur- ties K Tokimatsu, J Fujino, S Konishi, Y
opean countries — overview and assessment Energy market Ogawa, K Yamaji 31:775-797
L Nielsen and T Jeppesen 31:3-14 Competition in the market for space heating. Some challenges related to introducing trad-
Transport and energy demand in Mexico: the District heating as the infrastructure for able green certificates P Fristrup 31:15-19
personal income shock M Bauer, E Mar and competition among fuels and technologies Strategic choices: Swedish climate intervention
1 Elizalde 31:1475-1480 P E Grohnheit and B O G Mortensen 31: policies and the forest industry’s role in
Weatherizing the homes of low-income home 817-826 reducing CO, emissions / Nystrém and D W
energy assistance program clients: a pro- Energy subsidies in California’s electricity Cornland 31:937-950
grammatic assessment B Tonn, R Schmover market deregulation A Ritschel and G P Take-or-Pay under Japanese energy policy R
and S Wagner 31:735 744 Smestad 31:1379-1391 Namikawa 31:1327-1337
Index Ill
Energy taxes Greenhouse gas emissions trading in BP M Petroleum installations
UK’s climate change levy: cost effectiveness, Akhurst, J Morgheim and R_ Lewis 31: Decommissioning of petroleum installations
competitiveness and environmental impacts 657-663 major policy issues P Osmundsen and R
A Varma 31:51-61 How to design greenhouse gas trading in the Tveteras 31:1579-1588
EU G T Svendsen and M Vesterdal 31:
Financial risk 1531-1539 Photovoltaics
Financial risks for green electricity investors International greenhouse gas trading pro- Dissemination of solar photovoltaics: a study
and producers in a tradable green certificate grams: a discussion of measurement and on the government programme to promote
market J Lemming 31:21-32 accounting issues E Vine, G Kats, J Sathave solar lantern in India S K Velayudhan
and H Joshi 31\:211-224 31:1509-1518
Forward contracts Investigation of greenhouse gas reduction Status of photovoltaic industry in China Yang
Financial risks for green electricity investors potential and change in technological selec- H, Wang H, Yu H, Xi J, Cui R and Chen C
and producers in a tradable green certificate tion in Indian power sector J Mathur, N K 31:703-707
market J Lemming 31:21—32 Bansal and H-J Wagner 31:1235-1244
The Italian Green Certificates market between Power sector
Fossil fuels uncertainty and opportunities A Lorenzoni Liberalisation of the Russian power sector D
Carbon emission and mitigation cost compar- 31:33-42 Kennedy 31:745-758
isons between fossil fuel, nuclear and renew- “Key” sectors in final energy consumption: an Power sector reform in developing countries:
able energy resources for _ electricity input-output application to the Spanish case mismatched agendas N Wamukonya
generation R E H Sims, H-H Rogner and K V Alcantara and E Padilla 31:1673-1678 31:1273-1289
Gregory 31:1315-1326 National environment targets and interna-
“inancial subsidies to the Australian fossil fuel tional emission reduction instrument P E Refrigeration and air conditioning
industry C Ri’y and M_ Diesendorf 31: Morthorst 31:73-83 Evaluation of refrigerating and air-condition-
125-137 Simultaneous attainment of energy goals by ing technologies in heat cascading systems
means of green certificates and emission under the carbon’ dioxide emissions
Global warming permits S G Jensen and K Skytte 31:63-71 constraint: the proposal of the energy
Energy systems and the climate dilemma. Some challenges related to introducing cascade balance table Y Shimazaki 31:
Reflecting the impact on CO, emissions by tradable green certificates P Fristrup 31: 1685-1697
reconstructing regional energy systems A 15-19
Carlson 31:951-959 Tradable Green Certificates in selected Eur- Regulation
The impact of possible climate catastrophes on opean countries — overview and assessment Deregulation and growth in China’s energy
global warming policy A Baranzini, M L Nielsen and T Jeppesen 31:3-14 sector: a review of recent development Y Wu
Chesney and J Morisset 31:691—701 31:1417-1425
Kyoto Protocol Energy subsidies in California’s electricity
Green power Carbon quota price and CDM potentials after market deregulation A Ritschel and G P
Diffusion of green power products in Switzer- Marrakesh W Chen 31:709-719 Smestad 31:1379-1391
land R Wiistenhagen, J Markard and B The costs of the Kyoto Protocol in the International benchmarking and regulation: an
Truffer 31:621—632 European Union L L Viguier, M H Babiker application to European electricity distribu-
Eco-labeling for energy efficiency and sustain- and J M Reilly 31:459-481 tion utilities 7 Jamash and M_ Pollitt
ability: a meta-evaluation of US programs A Defining Investment Additionality for CDM 31:1609-1622
Banerjee and B D Solomon 31:109—-123 projects — practical approaches S Greiner and A multi-channel stakeholder consultation pro-
Environmental labelling of electricity delivery A Michaelowa 31:1007-1015 cess for transmission deregulation R Gre-
contracts in Sweden T Kaberger 31:633-640 Demand Side Management in a competitive gory, B Fischhoff, S Thorne and G Butte
Green certificate trading in the Netherlands in European market: Who should be respon- 31:1291-1299
the prospect of the European electricity sible for its implementation M H Didden and The need for regulation of gas storage: the case
market Vo Dinica and M J Arentsen 31: W D D-haeseleer 31:1307-1314 of France B Esnault 31:167-174
609-620 How to design greenhouse gas trading in the Regulation in developing countries is different:
Green paper with green electricity? Greening EU G T Svendsen and M Vesterdal 31: avoiding negotiation, renegotiation and frus-
strategies of Nordic pulp and paper industry 1531-1539 tration M Bell 31:299--305
J Luukkanen 31:641-655 Simultaneous attainment of energy goals by
Greening of electricity in Europe: challenges Nuclear power means of green certificates and emission
and developments 4A Midttun and A L Carbon emission and mitigation cost compar- permits S G Jensen and K Skytte 31:63-71
Koefoed 31:677-687 isons between fossil fuel, nuclear and renew- Supporting renewable energy on liberalised
able energy resources for electricity markets: green electricity between addition-
Greenhouse gases generation R E H Sims, H-H Rogner and K ality and consumer sovereignty R Menges
Co-existence of electricity, TEP, and TGC Gregory 31:1315-1326 31:583-596
markets in the Baltic Sea Region M Hinds- The issue of the fourth nuclear power plant
berger, M H Nybroe, H F Ravn and R and its impact on 3-E problems in Taiwan Renewable energy
Schmidt 31:85-96 empirical evidence from the energy forecast- A critical assessment of renewable energy
Empirical evidence in the analysis of the ing (EnFore) system Y J Bor and F-Y Chou usage in the USA D L Klass 31:353-367
environmental and energy policies of a series 31:1129-1136 Avoiding perverse effects of baseline and
of industrialised nations, during the period Quest for Middle East oil: the US versus the investment additionality determination in
1960-1997, using widely employed macro- Asia-Pacific region M G_ Salameh 31: the case of renewable energy projects S Bode
economic indicators A Focacci 31:333-352 1085-1091 and A Michaelowa 31:505—517
Financial risks for green electricity investors Brazilian waste potential: energy, environmen-
and producers in a tradable green certificate Oil tal, social and economic benefits L B Oliveira
market J Lemming 31:21—32 The linkage between oil price shocks and and L P Rosa 31:1481-1491
A green certificate market combined with economic growth with inflation in the pre- Carbon emission and mitigation cost compar-
liberalised power market PE Morthorst sence of technological advances: a CGE isons between fossil fuel, nuclear and renew-
31:1393-1402 model K Doroodian and R Boyd 31:989-1006 able energy resources for _ electricity
Green certificates and carbon trading in the Is Russia a viable oil source for Japan? J generation R E H Sims, H-H Rogner and'K
Netherlands M Boots 31:43-50 Phillips and J Challacombe 3\:837-847 Gregory 31:1315-1326
Green certificates and emission trading P F Oil price fluctuations and Singapore economy Consumer demand for ‘green power’ and
Morthorst 31:1-2 Y Chang and J F Wong 31:1151-1165 energy efficiency J Zarnikau 31:1661—1672
IV Index
Danish energy reform: policy implications for =nergy consumption with sustainable develop- Bansal, N K see Kumar, A
renewables N / Mever and A L Koefoed ment in developing country: a case in Bansal, N K see Mathur, J
31:597--607 Jiangsu, China Y Wang and Z Feng Baranzini, A, Chesney, M and Morisset, J The
Environmental and economic effects of renew- 31:1679-1684 impact of possible climate catastrophes on
able energy sources use on a local case study Globalization of the automobile industry in global warming policy 31:691—701
C Caosmi, M Macchiato, L Mangiamele, G China: dynamics and barriers in greening of Bauer, M, Mar, E and Elizalde, A Transport
Marmo, Pietrapertosa and M_ Salvia 31: the road transportation L Gan 31:537-551 and energy demand in Mexico: the personal
443-457 Sustainable energy development: a challenge income shock 31:1475—1480
European schemes for promoting renewables for Asia and the Pacific region in the 21 Bell, M Regulation in developing countries is
in liberalised markets NV / Mever 31:665-676 century P C Saha 31:1051-1059 different: avoiding negotiation, renegotiation
A green certificate market combined with and frustration 31:299-305
liberalised power market P E Morthorst Technology Bertoldi, P see de Almeida, A T
31:1393-1402 Future implications of China’s energy-technol- Blok, K see Luiten, E E M
Green certificate trading in the Netherlands in ogy choices E D Larson, W Zongxin, P Blok, K see Reinders, AH M E
the prospect of the European electricity DeLaquil, C Wenving and G Pengfei Bode, S and Michaelowa, A Avoiding perverse
market FV Dinica and M J frentsen 31: 31:1189-1204 effects of baseline and investment addition-
609-620 ality determination in the case of renewable
Greener energy solutions for a sustainable Tradable permits energy projects 31:505—517
future: issues and challenges for Malaysia National environment targets and interna- Bonilla, D, Akisawa, A and Kashiwagi, T
VM Z Jaafar, W H Kheng and N Kamaruddin tional emission reduction instrument P E Modelling the adoption of industrial cogen-
31:1061-1072 Vorthorst 31:73-83 eration in Japan using manufacturing plant
The insurance and risk management industries: survey data 31:895-910
new players in the delivery of energy-efficient Transportation Bor, Y J and Chou, F-Y The issue of the fourth
and renewable energy products and services Global energy scenarios meeting stringent CO, nuclear power plant and its impact on 3-E
E Mills 31:1257-1272 constraints — cost-effectiveness fuel choices problems in Taiwan — empirical evidence
The Italian Green Certificates market between in the transportation sector C Azar, K from the energy forecasting (EnFore) system
uncertainty and opportunities 4 Lorenzoni Lindgren and B A Andersson 31:961-976 31:1129-1136
31:33-42 Implications of transportation policies on Boots, M Green certificates and carbon trading
Optimizing the level of renewable electric R&D energy and environment in Kathmandu in the Netherlands 31:43-50
expenditures using real options analysis G A Valley, Nepal S Dhakal 31:1493-1507 Boyd, R see Doroodian, K
Davis and B Owens 31:1589- 1608 LPG: a secure, cleaner transport fuel? A policy Brown, R E and Koomey, J G Electricity use in
Prices versus quantities: choosing policies for recommendation for Europe E Johnson California: past trends and present usage
promoting the development of renewable 31:1571-1577 patterns 31:849-864
energy P Menanteau, D Finon and M-L A strategy for introducing hydrogen into Butte, G see Gregory, R
Lamy 31:799-812 transportation A E Farrell, D W Keith and Campbell, B M, Vermeulen, S J, Mangono, J J
The renewables portfolio standard in Texas: an J J Corbett 31:1357-1367 and Mabugu, R The energy transition in
early assessment O Langniss and R Wiser Transport and energy demand in Mexico: the action: urban domestic fuel choices in a
31:527-535 personal income shock M Bauer, E Mar and changing Zimbabwe 31:553-562
Simultaneous attainment of energy goals by 1 Elizalde 31:1475-1480 Carlson, A Energy systems and the climate
means of green certificates and emission dilemma. Reflecting the impact on CO,
permits S G Jensen and K Skytte 31:63-71 Wind power emissions by reconstructing regional energy
Some challenges related to introducing trad- Danish energy reform: policy implications for systems 31:951-959
able green certificates P Fristrup 31:15-19 renewables N J Mever and A L Koefoed Challacombe, J see Phillips, J
Supporting renewable energy on liberalised 31:597-607 Chang, H-J New horizons for Korean energy
markets: green electricity between addition- industry ~ shifting paradigms and challenges
ality and consumer sovereignty R Menges Articles — Authors ahead 31:1073-1084
31:583-596 {denikinju, A F Electric infrastructure failures Chang, Y and Wong, J F Oil price fluctuations
Tradable Green Certificates in selected Eur- in Nigeria: a survey-based analysis of the and Singapore economy 31:1151-1165
opean countries — overview and assessment costs and adjustment responses 31: Chen, G see Yang, H
L Nielsen and T Jeppesen 31:3-14 1519-1530 Chen, W Carbon quota price and CDM
fkash, B see Jaber, J O potentials after Marrakesh 31:709-719
Rural energy {khurst, M, Morgheim, J and Lewis, R Green- Chesney, M see Baranzini, A
China’s rural electrification and poverty reduc- house gas emissions trading in BP 31: Chou, F-Y see Bor, Y J
tion M Yang 31:283-295 657-663 Cleveland, C J and Kaufmann, R K Oil supply
tkisawa, A see Bonilla, D and oil politics: Deja Vu all over again
Solar energy flaouze, C M see Emhijellen, M 31:485-489
Barriers and opportunities in realising sustain- ticdntara, V and Padilla, E “Key” sectors in Corbett, J J see Farrell, A E
able energy concepts — an analysis of two final energy consumption: an input-output Cornland, D W see Nystrom, 1
Swiss case studies C Pohl and P Gisler application to the Spanish case 3a 1: Cosmi, C, Macchiato, M, Mangiamele, L,
31:175-183 1673-1678 Marmo, G, Pietrapertosa, F and Salvia, M
Dissemination of solar photovoltaics: a study {/-Sarkhi, A see Jaber, J O Environmental and economic effects of
on the government programme to promote Amaya, L see Hira, A renewable energy sources use on a local case
solar lantern in India S K Velayudhan Andersson, B A see Azar, C study 31:443-457
31:1509-1518 frentsen, M J see Dinica, | Crossley, D see Vine, E
Azar, C, Lindgren, K and Andersson, B A Cui, R see Yang, H
Sustainable energy Global energy scenarios meeting stringent Dajun, Y see Handong, Y
Barriers and opportunities in realising sustain- CO, constraints cost-effectiveness fuel Davis, G A and Owens, B Optimizing the level
able energy concepts — an analysis of two choices in the transportation sector 31: of renewable electric R&D expenditures
Swiss case studies C Pohl and P Gisler 961-976 using real options analysis 31:1589- 1608
31:175-183 Bahiker, M H see Viguier, L L De Almeida, A T, Fonseca, P, Falkner, H and
Dynamic formulation of a top-down and Balasubramanian, R see Sharma, D P Bertoldi, P Market transformation of en-
bottom-up merging energy policy model C Banerjee, A and Solomon, B D Eco-labeling for ergy-efficient motor technologies in the EU
W Frei, P-A Haldi and G Sarlos 31: energy efficiency and sustainability: a meta- 31:563-575
1017-1031 evaluation of US programs 31:109-123 De Vries, B see van Vuuren, D
Index Vv
DeLaquil, P see Larson, E D Grohnheit, P E and Mortensen, B O G Langniss, O and Wiser, R The renewables
Dhakal, S \mplications of transportation po- Competition in the market for space heating. portfolio standard in Texas: an early assess-
licies on energy and environment in Kath- District heating as the infrastructure for ment 31:527-535
mandu Valley, Nepal 31:1493—1507 competition among fuels and technologies Larson, E D, Zongxin, W, DeLaquil, P,
Diamond, R A lifestyle-based scenario for US 31:817-826 Wenying, C and Pengfei, G Future implica-
buildings: implications for energy use Gustavsson, L see Karlsson, A tions of China’s energy-technology choices
31:1205—-1211 Haldi, P-A see Frei, C W 31:1189-1204
Didden, M H and D‘haeseleer, W D Demand Hamrin, J see Vine, E Leimbach, M Equity and carbon emissions
Side Management in a competitive Eur- Handong, Y, Yuhong, L and Dajun, Y Potential trading: a model analysis 31:1033—-1044
opean market: Who should be responsible of gas turbine co-generation in China Lemming, J Financial risks for green electricity
for its implementation 31:1307—1314 31:931-936 investors and producers in a tradable green
Diesendorf, M see Riedy, C Hawdon, D_ Efficiency, performance and certificate market 31:21—32
Dinica, V and Arentsen, M J Green certificate regulation of _ the international gas Lewis, R see Akhurst, M
trading in the Netherlands in the prospect industry a bootstrap DEA approach 31: Lindgren, K see Azar, C
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