| 1307 - 1314 |
Demand Side Management in a competitive European market: Who should be responsible for its implementation?
Didden MH, D'haeseleer WD |
| 1315 - 1326 |
Carbon emission and mitigation cost comparisons between fossil fuel, nuclear and renewable energy resources for electricity generation
Sims REH, Rogner HH, Gregory K |
| 1327 - 1337 |
Take-or-Pay under Japanese energy policy
Namikawa R |
| 1339 - 1356 |
Stimulating R&D of industrial energy-efficient technology; the effect of government intervention on the development of strip casting technology
Luiten EEM, Blok K |
| 1357 - 1367 |
A strategy for introducing hydrogen into transportation
Farrell AE, Keith DW, Corbett JJ |
| 1369 - 1378 |
Marketable emission permits with imperfect monitoring
San Martin R |
| 1379 - 1391 |
Energy subsidies in California's electricity market deregulation
Ritschel A, Smestad GP |
| 1393 - 1402 |
A green certificate market combined with a liberalised power market
Morthorst PE |
| 1403 - 1415 |
Governments should implement energy-efficiency standards and labels - cautiously
Wiel S, McMahon JE |
| 1417 - 1425 |
Deregulation and growth in China's energy sector: a review of recent development
Yu YR |
