KOSEN 한인과학기술자네트워크

■ Energy in the new millennium - World energy outlook - 2000 - The Emergency preparedness of IEA countries - Promoting oil market transparency - Prices, technology and the rebound effect - The burden of energy subsidies - Competition in electricity markets - Regulatory reform in the european gas market - Nuclear power in OECD Countries - Mergers and acquisitions - Information technology and energy - Energy Policies of IEA countries - 2000 review ■ Energy and climate change - Co₂ Emissions from fuel combustion - Greenhouse gas emissions from transport - The IEA emission trading simulation - Climate change : National policies and measures - Energy and sustainable development ■ Energy technologies - Renewable energies for the new millennium - Long-term R&D for renewable energy sources - The climate technology initiative - Technology and climate change - Capturing and storing carbon dioxide - International collaboration in energy technology - Information centres - Electric transmission and distribution - Reducing standby power - Energy labels and stadards - Research and development in oil and gas technology - Best practices in deploying technology - Best practices in energy RD&D - R&D and technology issues in transportation - The IEA energy indicators - Experience curves for energy technology policy - Government's role in promoting new technology ■ Energy in the wider world - OPEC's resurgence : A new threat to consumers? - The producer-Consumer dialogue - Tumultuous times in world oil markets - International oil trade - High oil prices and developing economies - Russian energy policy developments - Oil and Gas in the Caspian and black sea regions - China's world-wide quest for energy security - India, a growing international player - Southeast Asia Gas - Develloping countries and climate change