Energy Modelling Studies and Conservation
Proceedings of a Seminar of the United Nations Economics Commission for Europe, Washington D.C., 24-28 March 1980
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Energy Modelling Studies and Conservation documents the proceedings of seminar of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe held in Washington D.C., on 24-28 March 1980. The volume begins with a Seminar Theme Paper that identifies background policy issues that lead to modeling; discusses points of view involved in energy policy modeling; defines the context of a set of energy conservation problems or questions being analyzed; and provides a forward-looking view of the subject and its problems. This is followed by 54 papers that are organized into three main topics: (1) energy models of major interest to individual countries; (2) the interaction between energy conservation measures and the economy; and (3) the international aspects of energy conservation models. The papers on Topic 1 cover forecasting methodologies, demand and conservation studies, and electricity and supply studies. The papers on Topic 2 present the experiences in countries such as Norway, UK, the USSR, and US. The papers on Topic 3 include studies on energy conservation policies in France, Germany, and Italy; and the MARKAL multi-period linear programming model for joint research and development in the field of new energy technologies of the 17 countries of the International Energy Agency.
Introduction
Conclusions and Recommendations
List of Contributors
Modeling Energy Conservation and Its Economic Effects, Issues, Methods, Uses, by the ECE Secretariat
Topic 1 : Sector and Local (Including Fuel and End-use) Energy Models of Major Interest for Individual Countries
Topic 1A: Forecasting Methodology
Résumé
Sector and Local Energy Models of Major Interest for Individual Countries
Inclusion of a Rational Utilization of Energy in Modeling Studies
Energy Forecasting Methodology: Energy Paper No. 29
A Disaggregated Model of UK Energy Use for R&D Planning Purposes
The Modeling of National Energy Demand
Use of a Hierarchical Structure of Mathematical Economic Models for Forecasting and Assessing the Development of the Fuel and Energy System
The MEDEE Approach: Analysis and Long-term Forecasting of Final Energy Demand of a Country
Energy Accounts and Budgets, the Norwegian Experience
Les Travaux de Modélisation Energétique Entrepris par le Gouvernement Belge
The IIASA Set of Energy Models: Its Design and Application
Short-term Integrated Forecasting System (STIFS) Methodology and Model Descriptions
An Overview of the Midterm Energy Forecasting System (MEFS)
Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models
Topic IB: Demand and Conservation Studies
Résumé
Studies of Optimal Energy Conservation Programs
Passive Solar Heating in the United States of America and its Potential for Conservation of Conventional Energy Sources
Energy Demand Perspectives in the Swiss Energy Concept
Energy Prices and Conservation: The Canadian Experience
Space Heating Scenarios for Ontario: A Demonstration of the Statistics Canada Household Model
An Econometric-Engineering Analysis of the Impacts of the National Energy Act on U.S. Commercial Sector Energy Demand
Planning Model for Energy Economy
Energy Consumption and Conservation
United States Energy Demand: Some Low Energy Futures
Topic 1C: Electricity Supply Studies
Résumé
The Different Types of Electric Heating confronted with Nuclear Energy: The French Case
District Heating combined with Electricity Generation in the United Kingdom
Models of Nuclear Energy Development and Optimization
Modeling the National Energy Plan
Modeling Natural Gas Regulatory Proposals using the Project Independence Evaluation System
The Conceptual Basis of the Electric Utility Sub-model of Project Independence Evaluation System
Topic 2: The Interaction between Energy Conservation Measures and the Economy
Résumé
The Interaction between Economic Development and the Demand for Energy - The Case for Sweden
Energy in a Multi-sectoral Growth Model
Energy Demand Sensitivities
A Simple Macro-economic Model of the UK Economy, Primary Energy Requirements and Electricity Penetration
A Small-scale Model for Simulation of a Country's Energy Situation
Modeling the Energy Economy of a Region
Methodological Aspects of the Mathematical Modeling of Long-term Energy Development Programs
Modeling of the Structure and Dynamics of the Economic Complex of the Byelorussian SSR with Consideration for Optimal Ways of Fuel and Energy Savings
Rationalization of Fuel and Energy use in Poland as Object of R&D and its Impact on Securing the Socio-economic Growth to 2000
The Brookhaven Integrated Energy/Economy Modeling System and its use in Conservation Policy Analysis
Dynamic Modeling using Advanced Time-series Techniques: Energy-GNP and Energy-Employment Interactions
The International Energy Evaluation System
Long-term Capital Requirements of Alternative Energy Systems: Report on a Techno-economic Model
Topic 3: International Aspects of Energy Conservation Models
Résumé
International Aspects of Energy Conservation Models
An Evaluation of Energy Conservation Policies in Three Countries: France, the Federal Republic of Germany
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
Markal, a Computer Model Designed for Multi-national Energy System Analysis
Main Results of the First Research Program on Energy System Modeling: Global Survey
International Energy Assessment
Simulating OPEC Pricing Behavior in the World Energy Market
A Sensitivity Analysis of World Oil Prices
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Sam Stuart
Dr. Sam Stuart is a physiotherapist and a research Fellow within the Balance Disorders Laboratory, OHSU. His work focuses on vision, cognition and gait in neurological disorders, examining how technology-based interventions influence these factors. He has published extensively in world leading clinical and engineering journals focusing on a broad range of activities such as real-world data analytics, algorithm development for wearable technology and provided expert opinion on technology for concussion assessment for robust player management. He is currently a guest editor for special issues (sports medicine and transcranial direct current stimulation for motor rehabilitation) within Physiological Measurement and Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation, respectively.
Affiliations and expertise
Senior Research Fellow, Department of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation, Northumbria University, UK
Honorary Physiotherapist, Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, North Shields, UKRead Energy Modelling Studies and Conservation on ScienceDirect