| 1 - 26 |
Emissions trading, CDM, JI, and more: The climate strategy of the EU
Klepper G, Peterson S |
| 27 - 40 |
The UK market for natural gas, oil and electricity: Are the prices decoupled?
Asche F, Osmundsen P, Sandsmark M |
| 41 - 54 |
Achieving gasoline price stability in the US: A modest proposal
LeClair MS |
| 55 - 71 |
Testing for market integration crude oil, coal, and natural gas
Bachmeier LJ, Griffin JM |
| 73 - 86 |
Carbon abatement costs: Why the wide range of estimates?
Fischer C, Morgenstern RD |
| 87 - 111 |
A residential energy demand system for Spain
Labandeira X, Labeaga JM, Rodriguez M |
| 113 - 141 |
Searching for triple dividends in South Africa: Fighting CO2 pollution and poverty while promoting growth
van Heerden J, Gerlagh R, Blignaut J, Horridge M, Hess S, Mabugu R, Mabugu M |
| 143 - 156 |
Allocating the added value of energy policies
Murphy FH, Rosenthal EC |
| 157 - 179 |
Electricity price volatility and the marginal cost of congestion: An empirical study of peak hours on the NYISO market, 2001-2004
Hadsell L, Shawky HA |
| 181 - 182 |
Energy in the 21st century
Pechatnikov A |
| 182 - 187 |
Energy & security: Toward a new foreign policy strategy
van Doren P |
