ENERGY MARKETS: WHAT'S NEW?: PROCEEDINGS OF THE 4th EUROPEAN CONFERENCE (Berlin, 9-10 septiembre de 1998). Contiene: 1. Proceedings (2 vol.). 2. Supplement (1 vol.)

CONTENTS:

* BATOV, S.; POPOV, D.: Deregulation and privatisation of Bulgarian energy sector on the way to the European Union accession

* BRUNETTI, B.: Power production from gas technologies and new competitive dynamics in electricity markets: the Italian example

* DELPACHITRA, S.: Is there a symmetry in price adjustments between international and domestic petroleum markets?

* ELTONY, M.N.: Future Role of Gulf Oil in World Energy Demand

* FAZEKAS, A.L Development of the Hungarian power sector under market circumstances

* IBARRARAN VINIEGRA, M.E.: Energy taxation in Mexico: A revenue neutral tax reform

* KAMRAT, W.: Methodology of investment effectiveness evaluation in case of local energy market in Poland

* ERDMANN, G.; HINRICHSEN, J.; LIEBISCH, H.; RADLER, L; SCHRAG, T.: Heat supply with renewable energy: A proposal for an economically feasible solution

* STOTZ, L Restructuring the electricity supply in a competitive environment: The experience in East Germany

* MITCHELL, JX: Post-Kyoto implications for energy markets: The geopolitical perspective

* KONOPLYANIX, A.: Middle East, Russia and Caspian region - New geopolitics for oil & gas flows in the Eastern hemisphere

Liberalization : Gas Markets and Renewables

* CHINDEMI, M.; MANCA, S.; MARCELLO, G.; TURATI'O, R.; VENTOLA, N.: Gas sector under market liberalization. A system dynamic approach

* WADDAMS PRICE, C.: New gas in old pipes: Opening UK residential energy markets to competition

* W0STENHAGEN, R.: Green electricity in Switzerland: A mere eco-niche or the first step towards a sustainable energy market at large?

Post Kyoto 1: Strategies

* UNANDER, R; SCHIPPER, L.: Past and Future Trends in C02-Emissions from Energy Use "The indicator approach

* KOHN, L The potential role of external costs in liberalized energy markets

* GROSCURTH, H,M.: Instruments for mitigating global warming in liberalized energy markets

Technologies in liberalized Markets

* REICHEL, M.: Competitiveness of renewable energies - the role of an internalisation of external costs - The example of wind energy

* AUER, H.; HAAS, R.; HUBER, C.; ORASCH, W.; TRAGNER, W.: The Relevance of IPP's in Western Europe - Prospects and impediments

* JACOBSEN, H.K.: The long term trade implications of changes in energy technology

* ADANZA, R: Only Diesel engines for all road vehicles in the future fuelled with 1 a wide cut 90-440'C boiling range gas-oil

Corporate Strategies 1

* SCHMUTZ, A.; GNANSOUNOU, E.; SARLOS, G.: SeNgeneration planning in an open electricity market

* SIOSHANSI, F.P.; ALTMAN, A.: Implications of power marketing in post-restructured electricity markets

* von HIRSCHHAUSEN, Ch.: Double-Deregulation and corporate strategies in Eastern Europe and the CIS - Patterns of restructuring and east-west co-operation

Liberalization II: Electricity Markets

* SKYTTE, K.: Market imperfections on the power markets in northern Europe. A survey paper

* MERAN, G.; SCHWARZE, R.: Transmission access to power networks: A microeconomic analysis of alternative regulatory regimes

* LE COQ, C.; SPAGNOLO, G.: Is collusion more feasible in a spot electricity market? The case of UK's market

Post Kyoto II: Joint Implementation

* van HARMELEN, T.; van ROODEN, S.: Opportunities and limitations of Joint Implementation with Central and Eastern European countries

* NIELSEN, L.: Comparing Joint Implementation with tradable pen-nits

* VESTERSJO, E.: New approaches to reducing C02-Emissions. The Norwegian upstream oil and gas sector as an example

Impact of Fuel Cells in Energy Markets

* POKWSKI, M.: The role of the power companies in the fuel cell market

* HOHLEIN, B.: Energy balances in mobile PEM fuel-cell applications

Corporate Strategies

* BURUCOA, X.; PIERRU, A.: Dynamics of oil company use of hedging tools for petroleum product price risks

* ALIBONI, G.: Strategies of diversification of an electric company in a deregulated market

* WIEDENMANN, R.; CORLETTO, L.: Credit risk analysis of Swiss electric utilities

* BUNN, D.W.: Understanding strategic bidding behavior in the electricity pool of England and Wales

* GARRIBBA, S.E: New technologies and the environment in the electricity and gas market

* STYLES, P.R.: European electricity: A view from a Newcomer to the German market

* TEMPEST, R: Energy supply options for a sustainable road transport in the 21st century - The views of the oil industry

* LAMMERS, GUDRUN (IEA): Competition in the electricity markedt: Has it kept its promises?.

* Fritz van Oostvoorn: European gas market developments: opportunities and threats.

CONTENTS SUPPLEMENT:

* Bulteel, P.: Perspectives of the European electricity market

* Konoplyanik, A: Middle East, Russia and caspian region - New geopolitics for oil & gas flows in the Eastern hemisphere.

* Van Oostvoorn, F.: European gas market developments - Opportunities and threats.

* Eimermacher, T.: Role of the German gas industry in meeting Kyoto targets

* Schuiz, E.: Strategic options of electricity supply companies in a competitive market

* Lammers, G.: Competition in the electricity market - Has it kept its promises?

* Gummert, G.: Die PEWC in der Hausenergieversorgung

* Gabriel, J.: Fuel cells - Threat or opportunity for the oil industry?

* Styles, P. R.: European electricity: A view from a newcomer to the German market

* Bauquis, P. R.: The role of technology on cost reduction and reserves increases in the oil and gas industry