| 1061 - 1072 |
Multi-lateral emission trading: lessons from inter-state NOx control in the United States
Farrell A |
| 1073 - 1084 |
European and Japanese fuel economy initiatives: what they are, their prospects for success, their usefulness as a guide for US action
Plotkin SE |
| 1085 - 1097 |
Public goods and private interests: understanding non-residential demand for green power
Wiser RH, Fowlie M, Holt EA |
| 1099 - 1110 |
A study of sectoral energy consumption in Hong Kong (1984-97) with special emphasis on the household sector
Chow LCH |
| 1111 - 1118 |
Finessing the unintended outcomes of price-cap adjustments: an electric utility multi-product perspective
Seeto DQ, Woo CK, Horowitz I |
| 1119 - 1132 |
Privatizing and liberalizing electricity, the case of Hungary
Bakos G |
| 1133 - 1143 |
Ethanol as a lead replacement: phasing cut leaded gasoline in Africa
Thomas V, Kwong A |
| 1145 - 1154 |
From planning to strategy in the electricity industry
Dyner I, Larsen ER |
| 1155 - 1161 |
A time-series analysis of energy-related carbon emissions in Korea
Choi KH, Ang BW |
| 1163 - 1173 |
The social cost of district heating in a sparsely populated country
Bowitz E, Trong MD |
