Energy Policy

Energy Policy, Vol.38, No.6 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0301-4215 (Print)

In this Issue (63 articles)

2613 - 2614	The role of'trust' in the transition to sustainable energy Bellaby P, Eames M, Flynn R
2615 - 2616	Theme 1: Concepts of trust and methods for investigating it Foreword Bellaby P
2617 - 2623	Trust and the transformation of energy systems Rayner S
2624 - 2630	Uncertainties and risks in transitions to sustainable energy, and the part'trust' might play in managing them: a comparison with the current pension crisis Bellaby P
2631 - 2631	Afterword to Theme 1 Bellaby P
2632 - 2632	Theme 2: Trust between citizens and authority Foreword Ricci M
2633 - 2640	Engaging the public on paths to sustainable energy: Who has to trust whom? Ricci M, Bellaby P, Flynn R
2641 - 2641	Afterword to Theme 2 Bellaby P
2642 - 2643	Theme 3: Trust between producers, distributors and regulator Foreword Bellaby P
2644 - 2651	Towards trust in regulation-moving to a public value regulation Mitchell C, Woodman B
2652 - 2652	Afterword to Theme 3 Bellaby P
2653 - 2654	Theme 4: Trust among consumers Foreword Bellaby P
2655 - 2663	Trust and community: Exploring the meanings, contexts and dynamics of community renewable energy Walker G, Devine-Wright P, Hunter S, High H, Evans B
2664 - 2671	Consumer engagement in alternative energy-Can the regulators and suppliers be trusted? Mumford J, Gray D
2672 - 2672	Afterword to Theme 4 Bellaby P
2673 - 2674	Theme 5: Trust and international relations Foreword Bellaby P
2675 - 2680	Learning together, growing apart: Global warming, energy policy and international trust Kydd AH
2681 - 2687	The institutionalisation of trust in the international climate regime Vogler J
2688 - 2688	Afterword to Theme 5 Bellaby P
2689 - 2689	Epilogue Bellaby P
2690 - 2691	Getting the engineering right is not always enough: Researching the human dimensions of the new energy technologies Webler T, Tuler SP
2692 - 2699	Eastern Canadian crude oil supply and its implications for regional energy security Hughes L
2700 - 2728	Incorporating macroeconomic feedback into an energy systems model using an IO approach: Evaluating the rebound effect in the Korean electricity system Howells M, Jeong K, Langlois L, Lee MK, Nam KY, Rogner HH
2729 - 2738	Calabashes for kilowatt-hours: Rural energy and market failure Howells MI, Jonsson S, Kack E, Lloyd P, Bennett K, Leiman T, Conradie B
2739 - 2750	A new index for electricity spot markets Falbo P, Fattore M, Stefanie S
2751 - 2762	Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles as regulating power providers: Case studies of Sweden and Germany Andersson SL, Elofsson AK, Galus MD, Goransson L, Karlsson S, Johnsson F, Andersson G
2763 - 2775	Exploring domestic micro-cogeneration in the Netherlands: An agent-based demand model for technology diffusion Faber A, Valente M, Janssen P
2776 - 2784	Energy efficiency in the Hellenic building sector: An assessment of the restrictions and perspectives of the market Karkanias C, Boemi SN, Papadopoulos AM, Tsoutsos TD, Karagiannidis A
2785 - 2796	Monetary value of the environmental and health externalities associated with production of ethanol from biomass feedstocks Kusiima JM, Powers SE
2797 - 2805	Sustainability standards for bioenergy-A means to reduce climate change risks? Schubert R, Blasch J
2806 - 2815	Optimizing transmission from distant wind farms Pattanariyankool S, Lave LB
2816 - 2825	United States cost of military force projection in the Persian Gulf, 1976-2007 Stern RJ
2826 - 2834	Rogue proliferator? North Korea's nuclear fuel cycle & its relationship to regime perpetuation Habib B
2835 - 2845	Energy security issues at household level in India Jain G
2846 - 2857	Vulnerability of the economy to the potential disturbances of energy supply: A logic-based model with application to the case of China Gnansounou E, Dong J
2858 - 2864	The public-private divide in household behavior: How far into home can energy guidance reach? Palm J
2865 - 2874	A systems approach to improving fleet policy compliance within the US Federal Government Deason KS, Jefferson T
2875 - 2886	The evolving role of carbon finance in promoting renewable energy development in China Lewis JI
2887 - 2897	Technology learning for fuel cells: An assessment of past and potential cost reductions Schoots K, Kramer GJ, van der Zwaan BCC
2898 - 2910	Renewable energy sources in European energy supply and interactions with emission trading Most D, Fichtner W
2911 - 2915	CO2 emissions, nuclear energy, renewable energy and economic growth in the US Menyah K, Wolde-Rufael Y
2916 - 2926	Clean technology R&D and innovation in emerging countries-Experience from China Tan XM
2927 - 2933	Double dividend effectiveness of energy tax policies and the elasticity of substitution: A CGE appraisal Sancho F
2934 - 2940	Sulfur content of gasoline and diesel fuels in northern China Zhang KS, Hu JN, Gao SZ, Liu YA, Huang XJ, Bao XF
2941 - 2947	The value of cooperatives in rural electrification Yadoo A, Cruickshank H
2948 - 2955	A key review on emergy analysis and assessment of biomass resources for a sustainable future Zhang GJ, Long WD
2956 - 2963	Factors influencing energy efficiency investments in existing Swedish residential buildings Nair G, Gustavsson L, Mahapatra K
2964 - 2975	Keeping warming within the 2 degrees C limit after Copenhagen Macintosh A
2976 - 2986	Comparative effects of building envelope improvements and occupant behavioural changes on the exergy consumption for heating and cooling Schweiker M, Shukuya M
2987 - 2997	Fuel poverty and human health: A review of recent evidence Liddell C, Morris C
2998 - 3007	Analysis on exergy consumption patterns for space heating in Slovenian buildings Dovjak M, Shukuya M, Olesen BW, Krainer A
3008 - 3014	Examining carbon emissions economic growth nexus for India: A multivariate cointegration approach Ghosh S
3015 - 3029	Techno-economic evaluation of concentrating solar power generation in India Purohit I, Purohit P
3030 - 3037	An evaluation of the alternative transport fuel policies for Turkey Arslan R, Ulusoy Y, Tekin Y, Surmen A
3038 - 3043	Identifying the factors affecting the willingness to pay for fuel-efficient vehicles in Turkey: A case of hybrids Erdem C, Senturk I, Simsek T
3044 - 3057	Assessment of bottom-up sectoral and regional mitigation potentials Hoogwijk M, du Can SD, Novikovac A, Urge-Vorsatz D, Blomen E, Blok K
3058 - 3066	Young citizens' knowledge and perceptions of bioenergy and future policy implications Halder P, Pietarinen J, Havu-Nuutinen S, Pelkonen P
3067 - 3077	Pathways to a low-carbon economy for the UK with the macro-econometric E3MG model Dagoumas AS, Barker TS
3078 - 3088	Risk aversion and willingness to pay for energy efficient systems in rental apartments Farsi M
3089 - 3097	Making concentrated solar power competitive with coal: The costs of a European feed-in tariff Williges K, Lilliestam J, Patt A
3098 - 3105	Challenges and technological opportunities for the oil refining industry: A Brazilian refinery case Branco DAC, Gomes GL, Szklo AS
3106 - 3117	Understanding'local' opposition to wind development in the UK: How big is a backyard? Jones CR, Eiser JR
3118 - 3129	A techno-economic comparison of rural electrification based on solar home systems and PV microgrids Chaurey A, Kandpal TC