EAP 1995 Annual Report:
Contents
International Energy and the Global Environment -4
Introduction -4
- Energy Efficiency
Improvement Utilising High Technology: An Assessment of Energy Use in Industry
and Buildings -6
- Mitigation Options
for Human Settlements: A Report for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change -7
- Conducting Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Assessment in Developing and Transition
Countries: LBNL's Role in Three Programs -8
- Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Assessment: A Guidebook -9
- Regional Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Workshops -11
- Carbon Flows and Mitigation Options in the Forest Sector -13
- The Institutional Needs of Joint Implementation Projects -14
- Energy Use and Carbon Implications in India: Focus on Industry -15
- Macro-Economic Implications of CO2 Mitigation for Venezuela: An Evaluation
Using a CGE Model -16
- A Commercial Building Energy Standard for Mexico -17
- Energy Conservation Policy in China -18
- China Energy Databook -20
- An Economic Approach to Evaluating Cogeneration Projects in China -22
- Energy Efficiency in China's Cement Industry -23
- U.S.-China Super-Efficient CFC-Free Refrigerator Project -24
- An International Collaboration Strategy to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
in China -26
- Integrated Assessment: Structural Models of Long-Term Energy Demand
-27
- The Evolution of CO2 Emissions from Energy Use in Industrialized Countries:
An End-Use Analysis -28
- Comparisons of Energy Use in Japan and the U.S. -29
- Household Energy Use in Japan and the U.S. -30
- Manufacturing Energy Use and CO2 Emissions in 10 OECD Countries: Long-Term
Trends Through 1991 -32
- Energy Use and CO2 Emissions for Freight Transport -33
- Coming in from the Cold: The Challenge of Providing Affordable Comfort
in Central and Eastern Europe -34
- Energy Use and CO2 Emissions in Denmark Through the Early 1990s -35
- Monitoring U.S. CO2 Emissions-Restraint Policies Using Energy-Use Indicators
-36
Energy Economics, Markets, and Policy -38
- Introduction -38
- Residential Assessment of Market Potential (RAMP) -40
- Energy End-Use Data for Commercial Buildings -41
- Efficiency Improvements in U.S. Office Equipment: Expected Policy Impacts
and Uncertainties -42
- Energy End-Use Data in the ROADMAP System: A Collaborative Effort -43
- Magnetic Fluorescent Ballasts: Market Data, Market Imperfections, and
Policy Success -44
- Transforming Markets for Efficient Chillers and Motor Systems -45
- Buying Efficient Products: The Federal "Procurement Challenge"
-46
- Uncertainty and Implicit Discount Rates in Energy-Efficiency Investments
-47
- The Organization of Bulk Power Markets -48
- Performance-Based Ratemaking for Electric Utilities -50
- PSE&G's Standard Offer Program: Evaluation and Transferability
-51
- Money Well-Spent: The Cost and Measured Performance of the Largest
Commercial Sector Utility DSM Programs -53
- The Past, Present, and Future of Utility DSM Programs -54
- Resource Planning for Gas Utilities: Models and Issues -55
- Improving the Practice of DSM Program Evaluations -57
- The Performance of the U.S. Market for Independent Electricity Generation
-58
- The Cost and Performance of European DSM Programs -60
- Analysis of Federal Appliance Efficiency Standards -61
- Engineering Analyses of Appliance Efficiency Improvements -62
- Impacts of Water Heater Efficiency Increases: Variability among Households
-63
- Promoting Water Conservation with State and Local Incentive Programs
-64
- Integrated Modeling of the U.S. Energy Sector Using NEMS -64
- Lifestyle Impacts on Personal Transportation - 67
- Research to Support the Development of Energy-Efficient, Low-Polluting
Automobiles -67
- Real-World Emissions from Model Year 1993, 2000, and 2010 Passenger
Cars -68
Buildings and Their Environment -70
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