Titlebook: East and West in the Energy Squeeze; Prospects for Cooper Christopher T. Saunders Book 1980 The Vienna Institute for Comparative Economic S

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Western and International Primary Energy Projections for the Cmea Region in the 1980s: A SurveyGiven the menacing scarcity of primary energy resources, Western interest in the energy supply and demand position in Eastern Europe is growing. Two main questions arise and projections of CMEA primary energy production and consumption are intended to facilitate answers.

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Comparative Policy Issues of Two Major Energy Producing/Consuming Nations: US and USSRThe United States and the Soviet Union are the two major producers of energy in the world that are also major consumers. In production they rank second and first; in consumption, first and second, respectively. To an extent the policies of the two nations have been parallel, in part divergent:

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A Possible ‘Alternative’ Energy Strategy for the United Kingdom — Ad 2025Let us assume — without accepting it as a fact — that the world’s oil and natural gas reserves will be very nearly exhausted in fifty years’ time, around the year 2025. What would be the energy situation in a country like the United Kingdom?

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Economizing Energy Utilization in the Cmea CountriesThe Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA) marks its 30th anniversary in 1979. Thus it seems appropriate to point to the successes achieved by this organization in cooperation on fuel and energy problems, problems which are of such great impor-tance for the countries’ economic development.

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The Swiss Energy ConceptThree reasons led the Swiss Government to establish the Federal Energy Committee in 1974: the high dependence on imported oil, environmental concerns and the debate on nuclear energy.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-33192-4mic systems and relatively minor economic interrelations. That affected, in particular, trade between Germany and the East Euro-pean countries. The development of economic relations in the 1960s, however, was instrumental in suppressing the antagonistic elements in East-West relations just as, in th

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The Development of Technologies Designed to Increase Energy Efficiency world population) was only about 16 %. Now as the developing regions undergo a process of industrialization they too will require a rapid increase in their energy consumption, much faster than the rate of their population growth, while the industrialized regions will also need more energy just to s