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Introduction: power market reform in selected Asian countries
Chow L |
| 2442 - 2454 |
Cost-benefit analysis of reforming Israel's electricity industry
Tishler A, Newman J, Spekterman I, Woo CK |
| 2455 - 2465 |
The reform of electricity power sector in the PR of China
Xu SF, Chen WY |
| 2466 - 2479 |
Implications of private sector participation in power generation - a case study from India
Balachandra P |
| 2480 - 2490 |
Power sector reform in India: current issues and prospects
Singh A |
| 2491 - 2497 |
Regulatory reform of the electricity industry in Japan: What is the next step of deregulation?
Asano H |
| 2498 - 2508 |
Efficiency and deregulation of the electricity market in Singapore
Chang Y, Tay TH |
| 2509 - 2520 |
The deregulation of Taiwan electricity supply industry
Wang KM |
| 2521 - 2531 |
Deregulation of ESI and privatization of state electric utilities in Thailand
Chirarattananon S, Nirukkanaporn S |
| 2532 - 2541 |
Electricity liberalisation in Europe - how competitive will it be?
Green R |
| 2542 - 2551 |
Electric energy restructuring in the European Union: Integration, subsidiarity and the challenge of harmonization
Serralles RJ |
| 2552 - 2565 |
Did a local distribution company procure prudently during the California electricity crisis?
Woo CK, Lloyd D, Clayton W |
| 2566 - 2571 |
Taxation on vehicle fuels: its impacts on switching to cleaner fuels
Hung WT |
| 2572 - 2585 |
The economic impact of strengthening fuel quality regulation - reducing sulfur content in diesel fuel
Chang HJ, Cho GL, Kim YD |
| 2586 - 2599 |
Dynamics of technology shifts in the household sector-implications for clean development mechanism
Reddy BS, Balachandra P |
