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'''Energy Policy''' articles cover a comprehensive range of topics from national energy pricing to energy efficiency potential in the domestic sector; from the politics of US energy policy to the economic evaluation of nuclear power; from the environmental impacts of fossil fuel use to energy demand management in developing countries. | '''Energy Policy''' articles cover a comprehensive range of topics from national energy pricing to energy efficiency potential in the domestic sector; from the politics of US energy policy to the economic evaluation of nuclear power; from the environmental impacts of fossil fuel use to energy demand management in developing countries. | ||
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*Financing the energy sector in developing countries. | *Financing the energy sector in developing countries. | ||
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Energy Policy articles cover a comprehensive range of topics from national energy pricing to energy efficiency potential in the domestic sector; from the politics of US energy policy to the economic evaluation of nuclear power; from the environmental impacts of fossil fuel use to energy demand management in developing countries.
The scope of Energy Policy embraces economics, planning, politics, pricing, forecasting, investment, conservation, substitution and environment.
- Energy and greenhouse gas mitigation: the IPCC Report and beyond.
- Valuing the benefits of renewables.
- Financing the energy sector in developing countries.
http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/journaldescription.cws_home/30414/description#description
