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The international energy experience [[electronic resource] ] : markets, regulation and the environment / / editors: G. MacKerron, P. Pearson
The international energy experience [[electronic resource] ] : markets, regulation and the environment / / editors: G. MacKerron, P. Pearson
Pubbl/distr/stampa London, : Imperial College Press, 2000
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (389 p.)
Disciplina 333.79
333.790941
Altri autori (Persone) MacKerronG (Gordon)
PearsonPeter <1946->
Soggetto topico Energy conservation
Energy policy
Energy industries
Power resources
Soggetto genere / forma Electronic books.
ISBN 1-84816-029-1
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto FOREWORD; CONTENTS; INTRODUCTION; SECTION 1 - WORLD MARKETS; Chapter 1: World energy markets: trends & changes; FIGURES; Figure 1.1: World energy demand exc. FSU; Figure 1.2: FSU energy demand; Figure 1.3: World primary energy consumption: regional shares; Figure 1.4: Fuel shares of total energy; Figure 1.5: Energy consumption growth by fuel 1986-96 (Exc. FSU); Figure 1.6: Oil supply growth 1986-96; Figure 1.7: Gas supply growth 1986-96; Figure 1.8: Coal supply growth 1986-96; Figure 1.9: Nuclear growth; Figure 1.10: Hydro supply growth 1986-96; Figure 1.11: Real energy price trends 1986-96
Figure 1.12: CO2 emissionsFigure 1.13: Asian economic growth 1998; Figure 1.14: Oil price range 1988-1999 (excluding Gulf War); Figure 1.15: Energy resources - 1996 reserve to production ratios based upon proved reserves; Figure 1.16: Oil production costs; Figure 1.17: Future of FSU energy exports; SECTION 2 - NATIONAL STUDIES OF ENERGY STRUCTURE AND REFORM; Chapter 2: Britain's regulatory regime in perspective; Chapter 3: Liberalising the Spanish electricity market: can competition work?; TABLES; Table 3.1: Capacity (1996) and generation by fuel type (1987-96)
Table 3.2: Sector shares of Spanish electricity companies (1996)Table 3.3: Concentration in the Spanish and British electricity industry; Table 3.4: Interconnectors with France in Spain and Britain; Chapter 4: The electricity supply industry in Poland: the new legal framework and privatisation; Chapter 5: Electricity competition regulation and the environment - an assessment of the Australian approach; Figure 5.1: Daily time weighted average spot prices 1 Jan and 30 Sep 1997; Chapter 6: Regulating energy in federal transition economies: the case of China
Figure 6.1: Schematic and simplified summary of the regulatory structure of state enterprises in China before the reforms announced in March 1998 (modified from Lu 1996). This diagram ignores the role of the Communist Party and the Military. Solid lines indicate a stronger relationship and dashed lines a weaker relationshipTable 6.1: Selected symptoms of deficient regulation in China's energy industries; SECTION 3 - ELECTRICITY AND GAS: MARKETS AND REGULATION; Chapter 7: Wholesale trading arrangement: competing options for Europe
Figure 7.1: Daily average primary electricity market prices: 22/9/97 - 23/9/98Chapter 8: Regulation policy and competitive process in the UK contract gas market: a theoretical analysis; Figure 8.1: Price of British Gas and non-British Gas; Figure 8.2: Average prices of 7 main gas suppliers 1990-96; Figure 8.3: Incumbent's and entrant's reaction functions; Figure 8.4: Outputs of British Gas (BG) and non-British Gas (NBG); Figure 8.5: Output of 7 main gas suppliers 1990-1996; Figure 8.6: BG's market share 1990-1996; Table 8.1: BG's share in the competitive market 1990-96
Chapter 9: ""Regulatory sparks about to fly? "" The electricity generation industry
Record Nr. UNINA-9910464551403321
London, : Imperial College Press, 2000
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The international energy experience [[electronic resource] ] : markets, regulation and the environment / / editors: G. MacKerron, P. Pearson
The international energy experience [[electronic resource] ] : markets, regulation and the environment / / editors: G. MacKerron, P. Pearson
Pubbl/distr/stampa London, : Imperial College Press, 2000
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (389 p.)
Disciplina 333.79
333.790941
Altri autori (Persone) MacKerronG (Gordon)
PearsonPeter <1946->
Soggetto topico Energy conservation
Energy policy
Energy industries
Power resources
ISBN 1-84816-029-1
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto FOREWORD; CONTENTS; INTRODUCTION; SECTION 1 - WORLD MARKETS; Chapter 1: World energy markets: trends & changes; FIGURES; Figure 1.1: World energy demand exc. FSU; Figure 1.2: FSU energy demand; Figure 1.3: World primary energy consumption: regional shares; Figure 1.4: Fuel shares of total energy; Figure 1.5: Energy consumption growth by fuel 1986-96 (Exc. FSU); Figure 1.6: Oil supply growth 1986-96; Figure 1.7: Gas supply growth 1986-96; Figure 1.8: Coal supply growth 1986-96; Figure 1.9: Nuclear growth; Figure 1.10: Hydro supply growth 1986-96; Figure 1.11: Real energy price trends 1986-96
Figure 1.12: CO2 emissionsFigure 1.13: Asian economic growth 1998; Figure 1.14: Oil price range 1988-1999 (excluding Gulf War); Figure 1.15: Energy resources - 1996 reserve to production ratios based upon proved reserves; Figure 1.16: Oil production costs; Figure 1.17: Future of FSU energy exports; SECTION 2 - NATIONAL STUDIES OF ENERGY STRUCTURE AND REFORM; Chapter 2: Britain's regulatory regime in perspective; Chapter 3: Liberalising the Spanish electricity market: can competition work?; TABLES; Table 3.1: Capacity (1996) and generation by fuel type (1987-96)
Table 3.2: Sector shares of Spanish electricity companies (1996)Table 3.3: Concentration in the Spanish and British electricity industry; Table 3.4: Interconnectors with France in Spain and Britain; Chapter 4: The electricity supply industry in Poland: the new legal framework and privatisation; Chapter 5: Electricity competition regulation and the environment - an assessment of the Australian approach; Figure 5.1: Daily time weighted average spot prices 1 Jan and 30 Sep 1997; Chapter 6: Regulating energy in federal transition economies: the case of China
Figure 6.1: Schematic and simplified summary of the regulatory structure of state enterprises in China before the reforms announced in March 1998 (modified from Lu 1996). This diagram ignores the role of the Communist Party and the Military. Solid lines indicate a stronger relationship and dashed lines a weaker relationshipTable 6.1: Selected symptoms of deficient regulation in China's energy industries; SECTION 3 - ELECTRICITY AND GAS: MARKETS AND REGULATION; Chapter 7: Wholesale trading arrangement: competing options for Europe
Figure 7.1: Daily average primary electricity market prices: 22/9/97 - 23/9/98Chapter 8: Regulation policy and competitive process in the UK contract gas market: a theoretical analysis; Figure 8.1: Price of British Gas and non-British Gas; Figure 8.2: Average prices of 7 main gas suppliers 1990-96; Figure 8.3: Incumbent's and entrant's reaction functions; Figure 8.4: Outputs of British Gas (BG) and non-British Gas (NBG); Figure 8.5: Output of 7 main gas suppliers 1990-1996; Figure 8.6: BG's market share 1990-1996; Table 8.1: BG's share in the competitive market 1990-96
Chapter 9: ""Regulatory sparks about to fly? "" The electricity generation industry
Record Nr. UNINA-9910789069803321
London, : Imperial College Press, 2000
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
Opac: Controlla la disponibilità qui
The international energy experience [[electronic resource] ] : markets, regulation and the environment / / editors: G. MacKerron, P. Pearson
The international energy experience [[electronic resource] ] : markets, regulation and the environment / / editors: G. MacKerron, P. Pearson
Edizione [1st ed.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa London, : Imperial College Press, 2000
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (389 p.)
Disciplina 333.79
333.790941
Altri autori (Persone) MacKerronG (Gordon)
PearsonPeter <1946->
Soggetto topico Energy conservation
Energy policy
Energy industries
Power resources
ISBN 1-84816-029-1
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto FOREWORD; CONTENTS; INTRODUCTION; SECTION 1 - WORLD MARKETS; Chapter 1: World energy markets: trends & changes; FIGURES; Figure 1.1: World energy demand exc. FSU; Figure 1.2: FSU energy demand; Figure 1.3: World primary energy consumption: regional shares; Figure 1.4: Fuel shares of total energy; Figure 1.5: Energy consumption growth by fuel 1986-96 (Exc. FSU); Figure 1.6: Oil supply growth 1986-96; Figure 1.7: Gas supply growth 1986-96; Figure 1.8: Coal supply growth 1986-96; Figure 1.9: Nuclear growth; Figure 1.10: Hydro supply growth 1986-96; Figure 1.11: Real energy price trends 1986-96
Figure 1.12: CO2 emissionsFigure 1.13: Asian economic growth 1998; Figure 1.14: Oil price range 1988-1999 (excluding Gulf War); Figure 1.15: Energy resources - 1996 reserve to production ratios based upon proved reserves; Figure 1.16: Oil production costs; Figure 1.17: Future of FSU energy exports; SECTION 2 - NATIONAL STUDIES OF ENERGY STRUCTURE AND REFORM; Chapter 2: Britain's regulatory regime in perspective; Chapter 3: Liberalising the Spanish electricity market: can competition work?; TABLES; Table 3.1: Capacity (1996) and generation by fuel type (1987-96)
Table 3.2: Sector shares of Spanish electricity companies (1996)Table 3.3: Concentration in the Spanish and British electricity industry; Table 3.4: Interconnectors with France in Spain and Britain; Chapter 4: The electricity supply industry in Poland: the new legal framework and privatisation; Chapter 5: Electricity competition regulation and the environment - an assessment of the Australian approach; Figure 5.1: Daily time weighted average spot prices 1 Jan and 30 Sep 1997; Chapter 6: Regulating energy in federal transition economies: the case of China
Figure 6.1: Schematic and simplified summary of the regulatory structure of state enterprises in China before the reforms announced in March 1998 (modified from Lu 1996). This diagram ignores the role of the Communist Party and the Military. Solid lines indicate a stronger relationship and dashed lines a weaker relationshipTable 6.1: Selected symptoms of deficient regulation in China's energy industries; SECTION 3 - ELECTRICITY AND GAS: MARKETS AND REGULATION; Chapter 7: Wholesale trading arrangement: competing options for Europe
Figure 7.1: Daily average primary electricity market prices: 22/9/97 - 23/9/98Chapter 8: Regulation policy and competitive process in the UK contract gas market: a theoretical analysis; Figure 8.1: Price of British Gas and non-British Gas; Figure 8.2: Average prices of 7 main gas suppliers 1990-96; Figure 8.3: Incumbent's and entrant's reaction functions; Figure 8.4: Outputs of British Gas (BG) and non-British Gas (NBG); Figure 8.5: Output of 7 main gas suppliers 1990-1996; Figure 8.6: BG's market share 1990-1996; Table 8.1: BG's share in the competitive market 1990-96
Chapter 9: ""Regulatory sparks about to fly? "" The electricity generation industry
Record Nr. UNINA-9910811044003321
London, : Imperial College Press, 2000
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
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