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	Energy economics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Energy economics is a subfield of economics that focuses on energy relationships as the foundation of all other relationships.
		It is a subfield of ecological economics in that it assumes that food chains in ecology are directly analogous to energy supply chains in human industries.
		The earliest energy economics was considered by some an offshoot of deep ecology movements - sharing the view that human beings can suffer population dieoff when an energy supply is exhausted.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Energy_economics (1650 words)

	Energy economics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Some theories go much further in assuming that these relationships are decisive, much as Marxist economics assumes that capital (economics) ownership relationships are decisive, in determining human actions on the largest scales.
		Regardless of political stripe, energy economists are often involved in redefining political economy along the lines of ecology and thermodynamics and usually seek monetary reform to reflect the realities of energy inefficiency and waste in industrialized activities.
		The energy loss of this trial-and-error problem solving in nature is extreme - species emerge, blunder around, destroy entire ecosystems, die off, and are replaced - millions of years of this may lead to few or no improvements in the energy efficiency of a life form.
	www.webstercc.com /encyclopedia/en/wikipedia/e/en/energy_economics.html (1450 words)

	Energy, by Robert A. Leone: The Concise Encyclopedia of Economics: Library of Economics and Liberty
		Energy is not a single industry, but many industries tied into every facet of our economy, from transportation and manufacturing to home heating and lighting.
		Such discussions are dominated by concerns about energy depletion and the limits to economic growth, the belief of many in the need for regulation of energy markets, and the exaggeration or misstatement of the political hurdles that must be overcome to address the real challenges of energy use in a global economy.
		Advocates of a market-oriented energy policy believe that a major part of the increase in miles per gallon was due to gasoline prices that were much higher in the late seventies and early eighties than in the late sixties and early seventies.
	www.econlib.org /library/Enc/Energy.html (1796 words)

	Rezachek & Associates' Energy & Environmental Resources - Energy Economics/Environmental Economics - General - ...
		Economic Appraisal Techniques The basic feature of economic appraisal is a systematic examination of all the advantages and disadvantages of each practicable alternative way of achieving an objective such as solving a problem or overcoming a deficiency.
		Economics of Environment and Energy In recent years we have been confronted with one of the most challenging issues in nearly a century.
		Energy User News This site is a collection of source material for the readers of Energy User News that includes articles, indexes, and training programs that appeared in the magazine, as well as web site addresses and hyperlinks to other sites in the energy-efficiency field.
	home.hawaii.rr.com /rezachek/eeeegep1.htm (989 words)

	energy economics - extraction efficiency and costs, depletion of fossil fuels
		Economic efficiency is also badly distorted by market interferences, caused through government subsidies to industry and to end users.
		When an energy source that has an EROEI ratio of 4:1 is replaced with another, alternative, energy source which has an EROEI ratio of 2:1, twice as much gross energy has to be produced in order to reap the same net quantity of resulting usable energy.
		Or put another way, it costs you approximately the energy of 1 barrel of energy to extract 31 barrels, refine it, move it around the world and pump it into the tank of a vehicle.
	www.abelard.org /briefings/energy-economics.asp (2275 words)

	EERE: Wind Energy - Economics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The cost of energy from the wind has dropped by 85% during the last 20 years.
		Wind energy is often attractive when life-cycle costs are compared with other generation technologies.
		With utility deregulation, wind energy may be impacted by added costs for ancillary services, the support services needed to generate and deliver electricity.
	www.eere.energy.gov /RE/wind_economics.html (95 words)

	Institute for Energy Economics & Policy - IEEP
		The OU Sarkeys Energy Center Institute for Energy Economics and Policy with its a global energy perspective and has the mission of developing quality research and technical understanding of energy systems, organization, and global supply and demand.
		Dr. Boyko Nitzov, IEEP associate director, is an energy economist with solid experience in education, applied research, energy industry projects, and integrated studies.
		The Energy Outlook course trains all levels of students from economics, business, petroleum sciences, and engineering in the development of a five-year plan, economic and energy outlook.
	www.ou.edu /sec/institutes-programs/energy-economics-policy/ieep-info.html (934 words)

	Wind Energy Manual - Wind Energy Economics
		Alternative energy sources like wind power provide new options and certain advantages, but to be truly competitive with conventional energy sources, they also must be economical.
		Although a wind turbine's energy savings may average out to be relatively constant from year to year, the value of that savings may actually increase annually.
		The availability of energy output from these systems must be compared to the time periods when energy is needed, both on a daily and seasonal basis.
	www.energy.iastate.edu /renewable/wind/wem/wem-13_econ.html (3046 words)

	EconPapers: Energy Economics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Energy demand and energy-related CO2 emissions in Greek manufacturing: Assessing the impact of a carbon tax pp.
		Energy consumption and GDP in developing countries: A cointegrated panel analysis pp.
		Energy use and output growth in Canada: a multivariate cointegration analysis pp.
	econpapers.repec.org /article/eeeeneeco (1436 words)

	A Rebirth for German Nuclear Energy? \| Business \| Deutsche Welle \| 25.05.2005
		Shares of those energy firms involved in nuclear energy such as E.ON and RWE rose on the stock market.
		Conversely, companies for renewable energy like wind and solar power came under pressure under the assumption the conservatives would cut subsidies for sectors presently favored by the Greens.
		Germany's conservative Christian Social Union party defends nuclear energy in the face of high oil and coal prices and demands that the government abandon its plan to close all German nuclear power plants.
	www.dw-world.de /dw/article/0,,1595105,00.html?maca=en-moreover-econ-eng-575-rdf (639 words)

	Windustry - Wind Energy Economics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		ne of the main benefits of wind energy is economic gain, both for individuals and for communities.
		There are basically three ways of investing in wind energy, each of which entails a different level of risk.
		The economic rewards of owning or leasing a turbine operation fall into three categories: 1) the electricity you don't have to pay for (because you're producing it yourself), 2) revenue you receive for the energy you produce, and 3) tax savings and federal and state incentives.
	www.windustry.org /basics/05-economics.htm (874 words)

	United States Association for Energy Economics - USAEE - About Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		About Us The United States Association for Energy Economics was founded in 1994 to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas, experience and issues among professionals interested in energy economics.
		We are the largest affiliate of the International Association for Energy Economics, which is as worldwide in it's scope, as are its members, who come from diverse backgrounds -- corporate, academic, scientific and government.
		Members are kept well informed by our publications and conferences on events within the energy industry and the challenges that lie ahead.
	www.usaee.org /about (195 words)

	energy economics Results at Financing Help Online - Financial Resources and Information about energy economics, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Energy, Entropy, Economics, Ecology, Thermodynamics, Energy, Daly, Laszlo, Wackernagel, Rees, Science, Environment, and Politics.
		Energy economics is a subfield of economics that focuses on energy relationships as the...
		Energy and Environmental Economics, Inc. (E3) is an economics, regulatory, and engineering...
	www.financing-help-online.com /fho/economics/energy-economics (238 words)

	Resources of Scholarly Societies - Economics
		Cliometric Society ["...the use of economic theory and statistical techniques to study economic history."]
		Società Economica di Chiavari = Economic Society of Chiavari [In Italian.
		[a part of Economics Departments, Institutes and Research Centers in the World, which is maintained by the by Christian Zimmermann (Department of Economics, University of Connecticut).]
	www.lib.uwaterloo.ca /society/economics_soc.html (717 words)

	Energy Economics
		http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/01409883 (Link active 4 May 2004) Energy Economics provides a forum for papers concerned with the modelling and economic analysis of energy systems and issues.
		Contributions to this theme can arise from a number of disciplines, including economic theory, regulatory economics, statistics, econometrics, industry simulation, operational research and strategic modelling.
		The journal will be of interest to professional economists and all those concerned with the economic analysis of energy issues.
	gort.ucsd.edu /newjour/e/msg02687.html (204 words)

	About Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		he Department of Economics has a long-standing tradition of energy economics research from its early origins under the leadership of Professor Colin Robinson.
		This was consolidated in the early 1980s when the University established SEEC, with Colin as the Director; to study the economics of energy and energy markets.
		In addition, many students have succesfully completed their MSc and/or PhD in energy economics and gone on to very interesting and rewarding careers, both in academia and the energy industry.
	www.econ.surrey.ac.uk /research/seec/aboutus.htm (190 words)

	Energy Resources Center at the University of Illinois at Chicago
		The Energy Resources Center is committed to providing the most comprehensive and up to date solutions to the energy and environmental problems affecting institutional, industrial and commercial sectors.
		Our current programs include; energy management assessments, economic modeling, analysis of policy and regulatory initiatives and a strong commitment to public outreach and education.
		With over thirty years in service and consultation, the Energy Resources Center has the technical knowledge and hands on ability to provide forward looking solutions for today's complex energy environment.
	www.erc.uic.edu (136 words)

	The Economics of Nuclear Power
		Nuclear energy is, in many places, competitive with fossil fuel for electricity generation, despite relatively high capital costs and the need to internalise all waste disposal and decommissioning costs.
		With nuclear energy the risk of accidents is factored in along with high estimates of radiological impacts from mine tailings (waste management and decommissioning being already within the cost to the consumer).
		A detailed study of energy economics in Finland published in mid 2000 shows that nuclear energy would be the least-cost option for new generating capacity.
	www.uic.com.au /nip08.htm (3077 words)

	Nuclear energy can't solve global warming / Other remedies 7 times more beneficial
		The objection is rooted in energy economics, hence the oversight.
		As Amory Lovins, the soft energy guru who directs the Rocky Mountain Institute, a Colorado think tank that advises corporations and governments on energy use, points out, "Nowhere (in the world) do market-driven utilities buy, or private investors finance, new nuclear plants." Only large government intervention keeps the nuclear option alive.
		Mainstream environmentalists do argue that energy efficiency, solar, wind and other renewable fuels are better weapons against global warming than nuclear is. But they will fare better if they go a step further and point out that embracing nuclear is not just unnecessary but a step backward.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/08/07/ING95E1VQ71.DTL (1615 words)

	Encyclopedia of Energy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		An invaluable resource for all academics, researchers and students either working in or conducting research in the energy and related environmental fields.
		This highly topical reference draws together all aspects of energy, covering a wealth of areas throughout the natural, social and engineering sciences.
		It will not only be indispensable for students and researchers, but also for policy makers, energy and environmental consultants, and all those working in business corporations and non-governmental organisations whose activities relate to energy and the environment.
	www1.elsevier.com /homepage/sai/encycofenergy (215 words)

	Canadian Energy Research Institute (CERI)
		These economic spin-offs are spread widely: directly to Alberta, Ontario and Quebec and the other provinces' economies, as well as the Federal, Provincial and various Municipal governments.
		Lauerman is Senior Economist at CERI and Editor-in-Chief of Geopolitics of Energy.
		The objective of this monthly publication is to keep our members and stakeholder communities informed of topical issues relating to the oil and gas, electricity and environmental sectors.
	www.ceri.ca (499 words)

	History and Analysis -Crude Oil Prices
		The higher prices faced by consumers would have resulted in lower rates of consumption: automobiles would have had higher mileage sooner, homes and commercial buildings would have been better insulated and improvements in industrial energy efficiency would have been greater than they were during this period.
		Nobody rushed to remove insulation from their homes or to replace energy efficient plants and equipment -- much of the reaction to the oil price increase of the end of the decade was permanent and would not respond to lower prices with increased demand for oil.
		The price increases came to a rapid end when the impact of the economic crisis in Asia was either ignored or severely underestimated by OPEC.
	www.wtrg.com /prices.htm (3298 words)

	WTRG's Energy Economics
		If you are concerned about energy prices and markets, and their impact on your business, our energy market series will help you understand the economic and political factors that determine market prices.
		An annual subscription to Energy Economist is $200.
		Energy Economist and type your name, company, billing address and phone number along with a list of the email addresses you want to receive the news letter.
	www.wtrg.com /energyeconomics.html (516 words)

	The Energy Literacy Project
		TEACHERS: The Energy Literacy Project is currently researching and evaluating organizations that provide on-line lesson plans along with other educational materials focused on one or more of the three E's.
		This research project is an on-going effort as a result of the vast amount of organizations claiming to provide educational materials adequate for teaching students about one or more of the three E's.
		One of the several projects the Energy Literacy Project is supporting is an ongoing research effort at the Colorado School of Mines to identify programs that offer educational material about the interlocking nature of Energy, the Economy and the Environment
	www.energy-literacy.org (379 words)

	Pacific and Asian Journal of Energy (PAJE) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		PAJE provides a forum for detailed and comprehensive investigation, analysis and reviews of topics related to energy economics, and management of natural resources which confront decision makers, planners, consultants, politicians, and researchers.
		Causality between energy and economic growth in Pakistan: an application of co-integration and error correction modelling techniques
		Economic regulation of the fuel and energy sector in Russia
	www.teriin.org /pub/journl/paje.htm (1409 words)

	Solar Energy Economics
		Evaluating this relationship yields an economic analysis and return on investment for solar energy collectors using mature manufacturing references.
		Developers should capitalize on the strengths of solar energy - that it is available globally and it is transported locally to the consumer for free.
		Solar energy does not need to be converted into electricity and fuel nor transported by wires and pipes to be cost effective.
	www.harbornet.com /sunflower (665 words)

	SEEC home page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		SEEC has a long-standing international reputation in energy economics research.
		The Centre's research interests cover the whole spectrum of energy economics, including North Sea oil and gas, gas and electricity privatisation and regulation, measurement of efficiency in energy industries, energy and development, energy demand modelling and forecasting, and energy and the environment.
		In addition SEEC attracts a large proportion of the department's PhD students and oversees the MSc in Energy Economics and Policy.
	www.econ.surrey.ac.uk /seec (118 words)

	Search Tuna Report for ocean wave energy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A wave energy resource assessment program was carried out by OCEANOR during 1987 to 1995 for the South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission SOPAC based in Suva, Fiji with funding from the Norwegian Agency for International Development NORAD.
		The aim was to map the ocean wave climate off the shores of several South Pacific island nations with the main objective to evaluate the wave energy resource of the islands needed to study the feasibility of developing wave power as a future clean energy source.
		Mike OBrien, UK Energy Minister These Are Among The Conclusions Of A Series Of Studies Commissioned By The South West Of England Regional Development Agency Into The Economic Impact And Feasibility Of The Project, Which Aims To Create The Worlds First Offshore Facility For The Large-Scale Testing Of wave Energy Devices....
	www.searchtuna.com /ftlive2/2809.html (3003 words)

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