| 1183 - 1187 |
Technology growth curves: a new approach to reducing global CO2 emissions
MacKenzie JJ |
| 1189 - 1204 |
Future implications of China's energy-technology choices
Larson ED, Wu ZX, DeLaquil P, Chen WY, Gao PF |
| 1205 - 1211 |
A lifestyle-based scenario for US buildings: implications for energy use
Diamond R |
| 1213 - 1220 |
A comparison of discounted cashflow and modern asset pricing methods - project selection and policy implications
Emhjellen M, Alaouze CM |
| 1221 - 1234 |
Regional cooperation and energy development in the Greater Mekong Sub-region
Yu XJ |
| 1235 - 1244 |
Investigation of greenhouse gas reduction potential and change in technological selection in Indian power sector
Mathur J, Bansal NK, Wagner HJ |
| 1245 - 1255 |
Analytical search of problems and prospects of power sector through Delphi study: case study of Kerala State, India
Sharma DP, Nair PSC, Balasubramanian R |
| 1257 - 1272 |
The insurance and risk management industries: new players in the delivery of energy-efficient and renewable energy products and services
Mills E |
| 1273 - 1289 |
Power sector reform in developing countries: mismatched agendas
Wamukonya N |
| 1291 - 1299 |
A multi-channel stakeholder consultation process for transmission deregulation
Gregory R, Fischhoff B, Thorne S, Butte G |
| 1301 - 1303 |
Turning numbers into knowledge: mastering the art of problem solving
Maniates M |
