Energy Modelling Studies and Conservation. Proceedings of a Seminar of the United Nations Economics Commission for Europe, Washington D.C., 24–28 March 1980

Content: 
United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Introduction, Page ix
Conclusions and Recommendations, Pages xi-xiii
List of Contributors, Pages xv-xvii
Modelling Energy Conservation and its Economic Effects, Issues, Methods, Uses, Pages xix-xxxiv
Résumé, Pages 5-7
Sector and Local Energy Models of Major Interest for Individual Countries, Pages 9-12, F.W. Hutber
Inclusion of a Rational Utilization of Energy in Modelling Studies, Pages 13-17, D. Blain
Energy Forecasting Methodology: Energy Paper No. 29, Page 19, The Government of the United Kingdom
A Disaggregated Model of UK Energy Use for R&D Planning Purposes, Pages 21-38, R.P. Bush
The Modelling of National Energy Demand, Pages 39-53, P.C. Roberts
Use of a Hierarchical Structure of Mathematical Economic Models for Forecasting and Assessing the Development of the Fuel and Energy System, Page 55, S.N. Yatrov, R.V. Orlov
The MEDEE Approach: Analysis and Long-term Forecasting of Final Energy Demand of a Country, Pages 57-67, B. Chateau, B. Lapillonne
Energy Accounts and Budgets: the Norwegian Experience, Pages 69-77, A. Hervik
Les Travaux de Modélisation Energétique Entrepris par le Gouvernement Belge, Pages 79-85, M. Osterrieth
The IIASA Set of Energy Models: its Design and Application, Pages 87-126, P.S. Basile, M. Agnew, A. Hölzl, Y. Kononov, A. Papin, H.-H. Rogner, L. Schrattenholzer
Short-term Integrated Forecasting System (STIFS) Methodology and Model Descriptions, Pages 127-203, D.E. Collins, M.L. Barcella, M.L. Shaw
An Overview of the Midterm Energy Forecasting System (MEFS), Pages 205-217, J.H. Zalkind, C.A. Allen
Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models, Pages 219-236, W.C. Labys, C.-W. Yang
Résumé, Pages 239-240
Studies of Optimal Energy Conservation Programmes, Pages 241-254, C. öhman
Passive Solar Heating in the United States of America and its Potential for Conservation of Conventional Energy Sources, Page 255, S.A. Holl, F. Roach
Energy Demand Perspectives in the Swiss Energy Concept, Pages 257-274, Federal Office of Energy
Energy Prices and Conservation: the Canadian Experience, Pages 275-287, R.K. Sahi, R.W. Erdmann
Space Heating Scenarios for Ontario: a Demonstration of the Statistics Canada Household Model, Pages 289-301, R.H.H. Moll, K.H. Dickinson
An Econometric-Engineering Analysis of the Impacts of the National Energy Act on US Commercial Sector Energy Demand, Pages 303-318, P.C. DeGenring, J.R. Jackson
Planning Model for Energy Economy, Pages 319-328, S. Hannus
Energy Consumption and Conservation, Pages 329-374, P.S. Basile
United States Energy Demand: some Low Energy Futures, Page 375, J. Gibbons, L. Schipper
Résumé, Pages 379-380
The Different Types of Electric Heating confronted with Nuclear Energy: the French Case, Pages 381-395, M.C. Francony
District Heating combined with Electricity Generation in the United Kingdom, Pages 397-398, The Government of the United Kingdom
Models of Nuclear Energy Development and Optimization, Page 399, M.E. Voronkov, V.M. Chakovsky
Modeling the National Energy Plan, Pages 401-414, H.J. Greenberg, F.H. Murphy
Modelling Natural Gas Regulatory Proposals using the Project Independence Evaluation System, Page 415, F.H. Murphy
The Conceptual Basis of the Electric Utility Sub-model of Project Independence Evaluation System, Pages 417-429, A.L. Soyster, R.T. Eynon
Résumé, Pages 433-435
The Interaction between Economic Development and the Demand for Energy — the Case for Sweden, Pages 437-440, T. Restad
Energy in a Multisectoral Growth Model, Pages 441-455, S. Longva, L. Lorentsen, ø. Olsen
Energy Demand Sensitivities, Pages 457-470, R.J. Ormerod, R.F. Kirkman
A Simple Macro-economic Model of the UK Economy, Primary Energy Requirements and Electricity Penetration, Pages 471-494, L.G. Brookes, J. Sargeant
A Small-scale Model for Simulation of a Country's Energy Situation, Page 495, E.Z. Demidenko, E.M. Chetyrkin
Modelling the Energy Economy of a Region, Pages 497-498, A.S. Nekrasov, R.A. Khachaturyan
Methodological Aspects of the Mathematical Modelling of Long-term Energy Development Programmes, Page 499, L.A. Melentyev, A.A. Makarov, M.A. Gershenzon, A.S. Makarova, A.A. Papin
Modelling of the Structure and Dynamics of the Economic Complex of the Byelorussian SSR with Consideration for Optimal Ways of Fuel and Energy Savings, Pages 501-516, V.F. Medvedev, O.I. Prikhodchenko
Rationalization of Fuel and Energy use in Poland as Object of R&D and its Impact on Securing the Socio-economic Growth to 2000, Pages 517-534, K. Kopecki
The Brookhaven Integrated Energy/Economy Modeling System and its use in Conservation Policy Analysis, Pages 535-555, P.J. Groncki, W. Marcuse
Dynamic Modeling using Advanced Time-series Techniques: Energy-GNP and Energy-Employment Interactions, Pages 557-566, A.T. Akarca, T.V. Long II
The International Energy Evaluation System, Pages 567-589, M.L. Shaw, M.J. Hutzler
Long-term Capital Requirements of Alternative Systems: Report on a Techno-economic Model, Pages 591-611, P. Staub
Résumé, Page 615
International Aspects of Energy Conservation Models, Pages 617-621, A.S. Nekrasov
An Evaluation of Energy Conservation Policies in Three Countries: France, the Federal Republic of Germany, Italy (1973–1977), Pages 623-632, The Government of France
Scenario Writing for the Forecasting of World Energy Development in the Late Twentieth and Early Twenty-first Centuries in the Light of Energy Conservation Requirements, Pages 633-634, M.A. Styrikovich, Y.V. Sinyak, S.Y. Chernavsky
Markal, a Computer Model Designed for Multi-national Energy System Analyses, Page 635, V.L. Sailor, S. Rath-Nagel
Main Results of the First Research Programme on Energy System Modelling: Global Survey, Pages 637-661, F.A. van Scheepen
International Energy Assessment, Pages 663-664, The Government of the United States of America
Simulating OPEC Pricing Behavior in the World Energy Market, Pages 665-688, D. Gately
A Sensitivity Analysis of World Oil Prices, Page 689, M. Rodekohr, D. Cato