E-Vision 2000
Conference

Supplementary Materials:Papers and Analyses

NOTE: These are the contents of a volume of supplementary materials prepared for this conference (soon also available in hard copy from RAND as CF-170/1-1-DOE). The bulk of the material presents the submitted papers, papers grouped according to panel. The last two files are related to the scenario and Delphi analyses. The titles link to PDF files.
William L. ReedDavid P. Wyon
Introductory Materials 
 
Influence of InformationTechnologies on Energy Use
Information Technology Impacts on the U.S. Energy DemandProfileBrad Allenby
Darian Unger
CompetitiveElectricity Markets and Innovative Technologies: Hourly Pricing Can Pavethe Way for the Introduction of Technology and Innovation
Raising the Speed Limit: U.S. Economic Growth in theInformation AgeDale W.Jorgenson
Kevin J. Stiroh
TheInternet and the New Energy EconomyJoseph Romm
Power fora Digital SocietyKurtYeager
Karl Stahlkopf
 
Worker Productivity, BuildingDesign, and Energy Use
Health andProductivity Gains from Better Indoor Environments and TheirImplications for the U.S. Department of EnergyWilliam J. Fisk
The UrbanStructure and Personal Travel: an Analysis of Portland, or Data and SomeNational and International DataT. Keith Lawton
EnhancingProductivity While Reducing Energy Use in Buildings
 
Systems Approachto Energy Use
PromotingRenewable Energy and Demand-Side Management Through Emissions TradingProgram DesignJack Cogen
Matthew Varilek
On theRoad Again--In the Car of the FutureJosephine Cooper
EnergyR&D Policy in a Changing Global EnvironmentCharles K. Ebinger
Takingthe Time to Ask the Right Questions or, CSTRR: A Case Study WithAttitudeRoseMcKinney-James
Distributed Generation Architecture andControlRobert C.Sonderegger
 
Preliminary Analyses
Scenario Analysis Richard Silberglitt
Anders Hove
Delphi Analysis JamesDewar
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