| E1 - E4 |
Introduction to the special section "Modeling socio-economic aspects of bioenergy use: methodologies, case studies, and policy evaluation and guidance" (Vol. 35, No. 12)
Madlener R, Domac J |
| 923 - 928 |
Replacing tedium with transformation: Why the US Department of Energy needs to change the way it conducts long-term R&D
Sovacool BK |
| 929 - 936 |
Trojan horse or horn of plenty? Reflections on allowing CCS in the CDM
de Coninck H |
| 937 - 939 |
How to reach a compromise on drilling in AWNR
Snyder B |
| 940 - 945 |
Carbon-negative biofuels
Mathews JA |
| 946 - 953 |
Harmonization of renewable electricity feed-in laws: A comment
Soderholm P |
| 954 - 970 |
Taking out 1 billion tons of CO2: The magic of China's 11th Five-Year Plan?
Lin J, Zhou N, Levine M, Fridley D |
| 971 - 980 |
Using strong sustainability to optimize electricity generation fuel mixes
Bishop JDK, Arnaratunga GAJ, Rodriguez C |
| 981 - 990 |
Design of an economically efficient feed-in tariff structure for renewable energy development
Lesser JA, Su XJ |
| 991 - 998 |
Functionality of the approach of hierarchical analysis in the full cost accounting in the IRP of a metropolitan airport
Cicone D, Udaeta MEM, Grimoni JAB, Galvao LCR |
| 999 - 1018 |
Natural-gas-powered thermoelectricity as a reliability factor in the Brazilian electric sector
Fernandes E, de Oliveira JCS, de Oliveira PR, Alonso PSR |
| 1019 - 1028 |
Progress, influence and perspectives of emergy theories in China, in support of environmentally sound economic development and equitable trade
Dong XB, Ulgiati S, Yan MC, Gao WS |
| 1029 - 1043 |
Why do oil prices jump (or fall)?
Wirl F |
| 1044 - 1058 |
Rural electrification in Zambia: A policy and institutional analysis
Haanyika CM |
| 1059 - 1073 |
The dimensions of the policy debate over transportation energy: The case of hydrogen in the United States
Collantes G |
| 1074 - 1089 |
Multicriteria evaluation of power plants impact on the living standard using the analytic hierarchy process
Chatzimouratidis AI, Pilavachi PA |
| 1090 - 1095 |
Stay cool with less work: China's new energy-efficiency standards for air conditioners
Lin J, Rosenquist G |
| 1096 - 1106 |
A critical review of IEA's oil demand forecast for China
Nel WP, Cooper CJ |
| 1107 - 1124 |
The Triptych approach revisited: A staged sectoral approach for climate mitigation
den Elzen M, Hohne N, Moltmann S |
| 1125 - 1133 |
Everybody merges with somebody - The wave of M&As in the energy industry and the EU merger policy
Verde S |
| 1134 - 1147 |
Modelling the impacts of CDM incentives for the Thai electricity sector
Weiss P, Lefevre T, Most D |
| 1148 - 1163 |
Applying physical input-output tables of energy to estimate the energy ecological footprint (EEF) of Galicia (NW Spain)
Penela AC, Villasante CS |
| 1164 - 1168 |
The asymmetric relationship between oil revenues and economic activities: The case of oil-exporting countries
Mehrara M |
| 1169 - 1180 |
An integrated assessment of a large-scale biodiesel production in Italy: Killing several birds with one stone?
Russi D |
| 1181 - 1194 |
Comparison of CO2 emission scenarios and mitigation opportunities in China's five sectors in 2020
Cai WJ, Wang C, Chen JN, Wang K, Zhang Y, Lu XD |
| 1195 - 1211 |
Oil vulnerability index of oil-importing countries
Gupta E |
| 1212 - 1222 |
Economics of producing hydrogen as transportation fuel using offshore wind energy systems
Mathur J, Agarwal N, Swaroop R, Shah N |
| 1223 - 1232 |
A pre-feasibility case study on integrated resource planning including renewables
Yilmaz P, Hocaoglu MH, Konukman AES |
| 1233 - 1235 |
E85 and fuel efficiency: An empirical analysis of 2007 EPA test data
Roberts MC |
| 1236 - 1242 |
Evaluating the scope for energy-efficiency improvements in the public sector: Benchmarking NHS Scotland's smaller health buildings
Murray J, Pahl O, Burek S |
| 1243 - 1244 |
Review of fueling our future - An introduction to sustainable energy
Rose L |
