Scenarios for energy: sustainable world vs global mercantilism

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Two global scenarios formulated by Shell International Petroleum Company are presented and juxtaposed with each other. In the scenario of global mercantilism, the energy industry is confronted by new rules, dynamic markets and increased protectionism. In the sustainable world scenario, consensus and cooperation are regarded as crucial in the resolution of international economic frictions, including environmental issues.

Sustainable development, Mercantilism

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Environmental protection at Tokyo Electric Power Company

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The environmental proetction policies of the Tokyo Electric Power Company are discussed. The Japanese utility firm has incorporated environmental protection in its business strategies since the early 1970s. Both the 1973 policies and the more recent '3C' approach unveiled in May 1991 by the company are presented. Some of the prospects and challenges confronting the utility company are also outlined.

Electric utilities, Environmental policy, Tokyo Electric Power Company Inc.

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Norsk Hydro's environmental report

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The pioneering work of Norsk Hydro, Norway's largest industrial firm, to develop the UK's first audited environmental report is detailed. The mechanics of its production, its conclusions and utility to other objectives of Norsk Hydro as well as for the industry in general are discussed. Because of the environmental report, the company has built up an environment-friendly image.

Norsk Hydro ASA

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