Publications
Most publications by Environmental Energy Technologies Division authors are searchable from this page, including peer-reviewed publications, book chapters, conference proceedings and LBNL reports.
This publications database is an ongoing project, and not all Division publications are represented here yet.
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China’s Industrial Sector in an International Context. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2000.
China's industrial sector in an international context In Paper Machine Technology, Relating Processing to Paper and Board Properties. Vol. 29., 2000.
China's Sustainable Energy Future--Scenarios of Energy and Carbon Emissions. Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission, People's Republic of China; Lawerence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2003.
Comments on Recent Energy Statistics from China. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2003.
Designing Energy Conservation Voluntary Agreements for the Industrial Sector in China: Experience from a Pilot Project with Two Steel Mills in Shandong Province. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2004.
Development of an energy conservation voluntary agreement pilot project in the steel sector in Shandong In Energy. Vol. 28., 2004.
Development of an Energy Conservation Voluntary Agreement, Pilot Project in the Steel Sector in Shandong Province. In Policy Modeling for Industrial Energy Use. Vol. 28., 2003.
Development of an Energy Conservation Voluntary Agreement Pilot Project in the Steel Sector inShandong Province. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; China Energy Conservation Association, 2003.
End-Use Energy Modeling for China’s 10th Five-Year Plan. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Beijing Energy Efficiency Center, 2000.
Energy Use and Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Steel Production in China. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Ecofys Energy and Environment, Energy Research Insitute, 2001.
Evaluation of China's Energy Strategy Options. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; National Renewable Energy Laboratory, 2005.
A Guide to China’s Energy Statistics. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2001.
Status Report on Energy Efficiency Policy and Programs in China: Recent and Related Developments. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2000.
Status Report on Energy Efficiency Policy and Programs in China. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 1999.
Tax and Fiscal Policies for Promotion of Industrial Energy Efficiency: A Survey of International Experience. Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryEcofys, 2005.
Voluntary Agreements for Increasing Energy-Efficiency in Industry: Case Study of a Pilot Project with the Steel Industry in Shandong Province, China In Earth Technologies Forum and Exhibition. Vol. 28., 2003.
Voluntary agreements in the industrial sector in China In Energy Engineering Journal. Vol. 2., 2003.
What Goes Up: Recent Trends in China’s Energy Consumption. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2000.
Working out the Kinks: Understanding the Fall and Rise of Energy Use in China. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2003.
工业行业节能自愿协议机制研究 -- 山东省试点项目实施方案设计. National Development Reform Commission; China Energy Conservation Association; Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2002.
"Energy Efficiency in China: A Road Map for American Companies." Energy (1996).
"Energy use and carbon dioxide emissions from steel production in China." Energy 27 (2004).
"Environmental implications of energy policy in china." Environmental Politics 15, no. 2 (2006): 248-270.
"International Technology Transfer for Climate Change Mitigation and the Case of Russia and China." Annual Review Energy Environment (1997): 357-401.
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