Energy sector in transition- technologies and regulatory policies in flux

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The global climate problems and decreasing fossil fuels are forcing the energy sector to look for renewable-based systems and innovations in energy production technologies. The various energy policy regimes of European countries marking technological transitions are analyzed in this context.

Europe, Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Innovations, Laws, regulations and rules, Energy industries, European Union, Energy industry, Technological innovations

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A comparison of Logistic and Harvey models for electricity consumption in New Zealand

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Two forms of Logistic and Harvey models for forecasting electricity consumption in New Zealand are examined. The comparison using their effectiveness in fitting to historical data and its forecasting accuracy is made and Harvey model resulted in betterment.

New Zealand

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Analysis of US energy scenarios: meta-scenarios, pathways, and policy implications

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Recent energy scenarios are reviewed here, from a planning and policy perspective. The scenarios are quantitatively compared with reference to energy usage and energy efficiency of the United States and the carbon content of fuels in 2020.

United States, Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing, Use of energy, Fuels, Labor Distribution by Employer, Energy use, Statistics, Energy economics, Fuel

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