Energy and Environment
Richard Loulou, Jean-Philippe Waaub, Georges Zaccour
Springer
<P><EM>ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT</EM> is a volume on energy and environmental modeling that describes a broad variety of modeling methodologies, embodied in models of varying scopes and philosophies, ranging from top-down integrated assessment models to bottom-up partial equilibrium models, to hybrid models. Integrated into the discussion and examination are chapters covering:</P>  <P></P><U>  <P></P></U>  <P>The Sustainability of Economic Growth by <EM>Cabo, Mart?n-Herr?n & Mart?nez-Garc?a</EM>; Abatement Scenarios in the Swiss Housing Sector by <EM>L. Drouet et al</EM>; Support and Planning for Off-Site Emergency Management, by <EM>Geldermann et al</EM>; Hybrid Energy-Economy Models, by <EM>Jaccard</EM>; The World-MARKAL Model and Its Application, by <EM>Kanudia et al</EM>; Methodology for Evaluating a Market of Tradable CO2-Permits, by <EM>Kunsch and Springael</EM>; MERGE – A Model for Global Climate Change, by <EM>Manne and Richels</EM>; A Linear Programming Model for Capacity Expansion in an Autonomous Power Generation System, by <EM>Mavrotas and Diakoulaki</EM>; Transport and Climate Policy Modeling in the Transport Sector, by <EM>Paltsev et al</EM>; Analysis of Ontario Electricity Capacity Requirements and Emissions, by <EM>Pineau and Schott</EM>; Environmental Damage in Energy / Environmental Policy Evaluation, by <EM>Van Regemorter</EM>.</P>  <P></P>