| 2771 - 2772 |
Energy and development in Africa - Preface
Howells M, Shrattenholzer L, Aldy JE |
| 2773 - 2784 |
Important roles of Fischer-Tropsch synfuels in the global energy future
Takeshita T, Yamaji K |
| 2785 - 2794 |
Rural electrification in an imperfect world: A case study from Mozambique
Mulder P, Tembe J |
| 2795 - 2805 |
A complex systems approach to planning, optimization and decision making for energy networks
Beck J, Kempener R, Cohen B, Petrie J |
| 2806 - 2811 |
Energy sector reform, energy transitions and the poor in Africa
Prasad G |
| 2812 - 2818 |
Determinants of electricity demand for newly electrified low-income African households
Louw K, Conradie B, Howells M, Dekenah M |
| 2819 - 2830 |
Sustainable development benefits of clean development mechanism projects - A new methodology for sustainability assessment based on text analysis of the project design documents submitted for validation
Olsen KH, Fenhann J |
| 2831 - 2838 |
Towards a framework of clean energy technology receptivity
Thorne S |
| 2839 - 2845 |
Monitoring and evaluation of energy for development: The good, the bad and the questionable in M&E practice
Annecke W |
| 2846 - 2849 |
Challenges of Iran's energy conversion agreements in future competitive market
Sobhiyah MH, Kashtiban YK |
| 2850 - 2852 |
This time it's different - An inevitable decline in world petroleum production will keep oil product prices high, causing military conflicts and shifting wealth and power from democracies to authoritarian regimes
Leder F, Shapiro JN |
| 2853 - 2864 |
Solar energy scenarios in Brazil, Part one: Resource assessment
Martins FR, Pereira EB, Silva SAB, Abreu SL, Colle S |
| 2865 - 2877 |
Solar energy scenarios in Brazil. Part two: Photovoltaics applications
Martins FR, Ruther R, Pereira EB, Abreu SL |
| 2878 - 2886 |
From a bundled energy-capacity pricing model to an energy-capacity-ancillary services pricing model
Raineri R, Arce R, Rios S, Salamanca C |
| 2887 - 2902 |
Assessment of energy efficiency performance measures in industry and their application for policy
Tanaka K |
| 2903 - 2910 |
Sustainability assessment of a hybrid energy system
Afgan NH, Carvalho MG |
| 2911 - 2916 |
Linear programming models for measuring economy-wide energy efficiency performance
Zho P, Ang BW |
| 2917 - 2929 |
Ten years of renewable electricity policies in Spain: An analysis of successive feed-in tariff reforms
Gonzalez PD |
| 2930 - 2938 |
Understanding the CDM's contribution to technology transfer
Schneider M, Holzer A, Hoffmann VH |
| 2939 - 2949 |
Sector review of UK higher education energy consumption
Ward I, Ogbonna A, Altan H |
| 2950 - 2963 |
Valuing the greenhouse gas emissions from nuclear power: A critical survey
Sovacool BK |
| 2964 - 2972 |
Lobbying friends and foes in climate policy: The case of business and environmental interest groups in the European Union
Gullberg AT |
| 2973 - 2982 |
On policy instruments for support of micro combined heat and power
Hawkes AD, Leach MA |
| 2983 - 2994 |
Compromises in energy policy - Using fuzzy optimization in an energy systems model
Martinsen D, Krey V |
| 2995 - 3000 |
Energy analysis and exergy utilization in the transportation sector of Jordan
Jaber JO, Al-Ghandoor A, Sawalha SA |
| 3001 - 3008 |
The EU Renewables Directive - What is the fuss about trading?
Toke D |
| 3009 - 3018 |
The governance challenge for implementing effective market-based climate policies: A case study of The New South Wales Greenhouse Gas Reduction Scheme
Passey R, MacGill I, Outhred H |
| 3019 - 3028 |
Building and interconnecting hydrogen networks: Insights from the electricity and gas experience in Europe
Bento N |
| 3029 - 3035 |
Energy consumption and economic growth revisited: Does the size of unrecorded economy matter?
Karanfil F |
| 3036 - 3044 |
A decision support tool for the analysis of pricing, investment and regulatory processes in a decentralized electricity market
Kilanc GP, Or I |
| 3045 - 3052 |
Renewable energy: An efficient mechanism to improve GDP
Chien TC, Hu JL |
| 3053 - 3061 |
Stuck between a ROC and a hard place? Barriers to the take up of green energy in the UK
Diaz-Rainey I, Ashton JK |
| 3062 - 3068 |
The effects of policy incentives in the adoption of willow short rotation coppice for bioenergy in Sweden
Mola-Yudego B, Pelkonen P |
| 3069 - 3076 |
The merit of cogeneration: Measuring and rewarding performance
Verbruggen A |
| 3077 - 3085 |
A re-examination of the relationship between electricity consumption and economic growth in Malaysia
Tang CF |
| 3086 - 3094 |
The merit-order effect: A detailed analysis of the price effect of renewable electricity generation on spot market prices in Germany
Sensfuss F, Ragwitz M, Genoese M |
| 3095 - 3106 |
Domestic micro-generation: Economic, regulatory and policy issues for the UK
Watson J, Sauter R, Bahaj B, James P, Myers L, Wing R |
| 3107 - 3115 |
Distribution of costs induced by the integration of RES-E power
Barth R, Weber C, Swider DJ |
| 3116 - 3124 |
Comparing flexibility mechanisms for fuel economy standards
Fischer C |
| 3125 - 3137 |
South Africa's rapid electrification programme: Policy, institutional, planning, financing and technical innovations
Bekker B, Eberhard A, Gaunt T, Marquard A |
| 3138 - 3144 |
Drilling contracts and incentives
Osmundsen P, Sorenes T, Toft A |
| 3145 - 3149 |
Impacts of a rise in electricity tariff on prices of other products in Vietnam
Nguyen KQ |
| 3150 - 3159 |
Policies to support renewable energies in the heat market
Buerger V, Klinsli S, Lehr U, Leprich U, Nast M, Ragwitz M |
| 3160 - 3168 |
The prospects for liquefied natural gas development in the US
Ruester S, Neumann A |
| 3169 - 3176 |
Residential bioenergy heating: A study of consumer perceptions of improved woodstoves
Nyrud AQ, Roos A, Sande JB |
| 3177 - 3192 |
Household energy consumption in the UK: A highly geographically and socio-economically disaggregated model
Druckman A, Jackson T |
| 3193 - 3197 |
Potential of practical implementation of rice straw-based power generation in Thailand
Suramaythangkoor T, Gheewala SH |
| 3198 - 3211 |
Policy drivers and barriers for coal-to-liquids (CtL) technologies in the United States
Vallentin D |
| 3212 - 3225 |
Will British weather provide reliable electricity?
Oswald J, Raine M, Ashraf-Ball H |
| 3226 - 3232 |
Effective education for energy efficiency
Zografakis N, Menegaki AN, Tsagarakis KP |
| 3233 - 3241 |
Refueling availability for alternative fuel vehicle markets: Sufficient urban station coverage
Melaina M, Bremson J |
