East and West in the Energy Squeeze: Prospects for Cooperation

Front Matter....Pages i-8
Editor’s Introduction....Pages 9-18
Energy in Europe in The Light of the World Energy Situation....Pages 19-43
Economic Growth and Energy Consumption....Pages 45-60
Existing International Energy Links in Western Europe....Pages 61-75
The Energy Situation and Cooperation Within Cmea....Pages 77-101
The Energy Situation Between East and West in Europe....Pages 103-114
Western Europe’s Energy Outlook....Pages 125-136
Projections Of Energy Demand And Supply For Cmea Countries....Pages 137-143
Western and International Primary Energy Projections for the Cmea Region in the 1980s: A Survey....Pages 145-164
Comparative Policy Issues of Two Major Energy Producing/Consuming Nations: US and USSR....Pages 169-191
The Influence of Relative Prices on Energy Consumption....Pages 193-216
The Development of Technologies Designed to Increase Energy Efficiency....Pages 217-256
New Energy Technologies....Pages 257-267
A Possible ‘Alternative’ Energy Strategy for the United Kingdom — Ad 2025....Pages 269-274
Long-Term Policy Responses to the Energy Crisis: East and West....Pages 281-306
Economizing Energy Utilization in the Cmea Countries....Pages 307-322
The Swiss Energy Concept....Pages 323-339
The Swedish Energy Policy — A Comment....Pages 341-350
The Interests of the Federal Republic of Germany in East-West Cooperation in Energy: Conditions and Chances for Realization....Pages 355-367
East-West Cooperation in Nuclear Energy and the Role of the Iaea....Pages 369-378
The Role of Austria in the Exchange of Electric Energy Between East and West....Pages 379-392
Soviet and Western Cooperation in Energy....Pages 393-395
Cooperation in Coal Production, Transport and Utilization....Pages 397-412
The Political and Security Factors and Motives in East-West Economic Relations....Pages 417-435
Soviet Oil and East-West Trade....Pages 437-446
Back Matter....Pages 449-468