ID: 5650
Title: Review of consolidated Edison ' s integrated resource bidding program
Author: Goldman,C.A.Busch,J.F.Kahn,E.P.Baldick,R.Milne,A.
Editor: None
Year: 1993
Publisher: CA: Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Source: CES
Reference: LBL - 33599
Subject: Energy
Keywords: Edison ' s integrated resource><bidding program>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5649
Title: Making the market right for environmentally sound energy-efficient technologies: U.S. buildings sector successes that might work in developing countries and eastern Europe
Author: Gadgil,A.Rosenfeld,A.H.Price,L.
Editor: None
Year: 1991
Publisher: U.S. Dept of Energy
Source: CES
Reference: Energy and Environment Division
Subject: Energy efficient
Keywords: environmentally sound><energy-efficient><developing countries>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5648
Title: Conservation screening curves to compare efficiency investments to power plants
Author: Koomey,J.Rosenfeld,A.H.Gadgil,A.
Editor: None
Year: 1989
Publisher: U.S. Dept of Energy
Source: CES
Reference: Applied Science Division
Subject: Energy conservation
Keywords: conservation screening curves><efficiency investments><power plants>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5647
Title: From comfort to kilowatts: An integrated assessment of electricity conservation in Thailands ' s commercial sector
Author: Busch,J.F.
Editor: None
Year: 1990
Publisher: U.S. Department of Energy
Source: CES
Reference: Applied Science Division
Subject: Energy conservation
Keywords: kilowatts><integrated assessment><electricity conservation>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5646
Title: Conservation potential of compact fluorescent lamps in India and Brazil
Author: Gadgil,A.J.Jannuzzi,G.M.
Editor: None
Year: 1990
Publisher: U.S. Dept of Energy
Source: CES
Reference: Applied Science Division
Subject: Energy Conservation
Keywords: conservation potential><fluorescent lamps><India><Brazil>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5645
Title: An innovative method for improving energy efficiency and reducing peak electric demand
Author: Gadgil,A.
Editor: None
Year: 1990
Publisher: Lawrence Berkely Laboratory
Source: CES
Reference: The BELLE Project
Subject: Energy Efficiency
Keywords: innovative method><energy efficiency><peak demand
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5644
Title: Aggressive cost-effective electricity conservation: Novel approaches
Author: Sathaye,J.Gadgil,A.
Editor: None
Year: 1992
Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd.
Source: CES
Reference: Energy Policy
Subject: Energy Conservation
Keywords: electricity conservation><economic development><developing countries>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5643
Title: Advanced lighting and window technologies for reducing electricity consumption and peak demand: overseas manufacturing and marketing oppurtunities
Author: Gadgil,A.Rosenfeld,A.Arasteh,D.Ward,E.
Editor: None
Year: 1991
Publisher: Energy and Environment Division
Source: CES
Reference: Proc. of IEA/ENEL Conf.
Subject: Energy
Keywords: advanced lighting><window technologies><electricity consumption><peak demand><overseas manufacturing><marketing oppurtunities>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5642
Title: Conserving energy with compact fluorescent lamps
Author: Gadgil,A.J.Rosenfeld,H.
Editor: None
Year: 1990
Publisher: None
Source: CES
Reference: Centre for building Science
Subject: Energy conservation
Keywords: econserving energy><fluorescent lamps>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5641
Title: Looking beyond aggregate household energy demand: What really happened to conservation
Author: Ketoff,A.Schipper,L.
Editor: None
Year: None
Publisher: None
Source: CES
Reference: None
Subject: Energy Conservation
Keywords: household energy demand><conservation>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5640
Title: Overcoming barriers to energy efficiency in transportation: The case of Brazil
Author: Ketoff.A.N.
Editor: None
Year: 1991
Publisher: None
Source: CES
Reference: ^jEnergy^v16
Subject: Energy efficiency
Keywords: energy efficiency><transportation><Brazil>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5639
Title: Miscellaneous electrical energy use in homes
Author: Meier,A.Rainer,L.Greenberg,S.
Editor: None
Year: 1992
Publisher: Pergamon Press plc.
Source: CES
Reference: ^jEnergy^v17(5)^p509-518
Subject: Energy
Keywords: electrical energy use>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5638
Title: U.S. residential appliance energy efficiency: present status and future directions
Author: Turiel,I.Berman,D.Chan,P.Chan,T. et al
Editor: None
Year: None
Publisher: Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Source: CES
Reference: Building Equipments and Appliances
Subject: Energy efficiency
Keywords: residential appliance><energy efficiency><future directions>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5637
Title: Energy use and efficiency in Japan since 1973 myths and realities
Author: Schipper,L.
Editor: None
Year: 1990
Publisher: U.S. Dept of Energy
Source: CES
Reference: Appled Science Division
Subject: Energy Efficiency
Keywords: energy use><efficiency><Japan><myths><realities>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None
ID: 5636
Title: Carbon emissions and sequestration in forests: case studies from seven developing countries
Author: Fearnside,P.M.
Editor: None
Year: 1992
Publisher: Energy and Environment Division
Source: CES
Reference: Draft Volume 2: Brazil
Subject: Forestry
Keywords: carbon emissions><sequestration><forests><developing countries>
Abstract: None
Location: None
Literature cited 1: None
Literature cited 2: None