The Uk Energy Experience a Model or a Warning?: Proceedings of the British Institute of Energy Economics Conference University of Warwick 11-12 December 1995

by British Institute of Energy Economics Conference; Pearson, Peter; Mackerron, G.; Mackerron, G.; Pearson, Peter; British Institute of Energy Economics

• ISBN13: 9781860940224
• ISBN10: 1860940226
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1996-06-01
• Publisher: World Scientific Pub Co Inc

Table of Contents

Foreword
Introduction
The Restructuring of UK Energy Industries: What Have We Learned?	p. 1
The Likely Effects of Competition in the UK Domestic Gas Market	p. 31
Interaction of Regulation and Competition in the Developing UK Gas Market	p. 41
Opening the Domestic Gas Market - Can Customers be Winners?	p. 51
The UK Petroleum Fiscal System in Retrospect	p. 61
Taxing Economic Rents in Oil Production: Assessment of UK PRT	p. 79
Taxing the Second North Sea Oil Boom: A Fair Deal or a Raw Deal?	p. 95
Pipeline Regulation and the North Sea Oil Infrastructure	p. 109
North Sea Oil and Gas: The Exploitation of the Oil and Gas Resources of the North Sea: Retrospect and Prospect	p. 123
The Decline of UK Coal: Economics or Politics?	p. 135
Accounting for the Productivity of British Coal 1985-94	p. 145
Optimising UK Electricity Portfolio Diversity	p. 157
British Electricity Privatisation: The Customer's Standpoint	p. 183
Review of the Electricity Pool of England and Wales from a Demand-Side Perspective	p. 189
Competition Versus Regulation in British Electricity Generation	p. 201
Industrial Organisation and Environmental Management in the Electricity Supply Industry of England and Wales	p. 221
UK Nuclear Experience: Where Do We Go Now?	p. 233
What Can We Learn From the British Nuclear Power Experience?	p. 247
Evolving Seasonal Patterns in UK Energy Series	p. 259
Energy and Environmental Modelling	p. 271
The Development and Application of an Urban Energy Model	p. 281
The Growth of the Cointegration Technique in UK Energy Demand Modelling and its Relationship to Dynamic Econometrics	p. 295
Energy Efficiency - A Role for Government or Best Left to Consenting Adults?	p. 309
Is Energy Efficiency Good for the Environment? Some Conflicts and Confusions	p. 327
Energy Efficiency and Energy Intensity - Can They Help Reduce Energy Use?	p. 339
Energy Efficiency: Some Policy Priorities	p. 355
Assessing Fiscal Policy for Greenhouse Gas Abatement in the UK and the European Union	p. 365
Full Fuel Cycle Emissions from Power Generation	p. 381
Transport and UK Energy Policy	p. 393
Transport, Energy and Environment: Reducing Road Vehicle Pollution in the UK	p. 411
Energy Use and Carbon Dioxide Emissions in the UK Transport Sector: Options for Control	p. 427
Energy Policy: Back to the Bad Old Days?	p. 441
On the Implementation of Economic Regulation in UK Energy Industries	p. 455
Privatisation of the Electricity Industry in the United Kingdom: A Model for China's Power Sector?	p. 465
Lessons From UK Electricity Reforms for Developing Countries	p. 479
"The UK Energy Experience: A Model or a Warning?" A Summing Up	p. 485
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