Titlebook: Energy Policy Modeling: United States and Canadian Experiences; Volume I Specialized W. T. Ziemba (Faculty of Commerce and Business Adm Boo

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The Energy Demand Forecasting System of the National Energy Board,irst provide a general overview of the structure of the model. This is followed by a discussion of some of the more important elements of the model, with emphasis on the results of recent research at the NEB. Energy demand forecasts developed with the aid of this forecasting system, and earlier vers

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The Derived Demand for Energy in the Presence of Supply Constraints,nergy demand during a period of supply constraints. These existing models (e.g., Berndt-Wood and Hudson-Jorgenson) were estimated assuming infinitely elastic supply curves for energy components. However, we demonstrate that such models can still be used in a supply constraint regime if we assume tha

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A Model for Forecasting Passenger Car Gasoline Demand,recasting system (Preece, Harsanyi, and Webster, this volume), and it has also been used by the Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board. The model consists of behavioral equations for per capita new car sales, the market share intermediate and standard cars, scrappage rates, and the average annu

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Energy Supply Modeling,s: Balas presents a game theoretic model to determine the optimal size of the United States’ strategic petroleum reserve; Cox and Helliwell investigate the possible use of wood wastes in British Columbia pulp and paper mills; Wyman describes a simulation model helpful in the operating design of the

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Choosing the Overall Size of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, embargoes. This paper formulates the problem of determining the optimal size of SPR as a parametric bimatrix game between the United States and its potential opponent. The strategies of the opponent are embargoes of various intensities and lengths, including of course the no embargo option. The str

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Economic Modeling of Energy Supply from Burning Wood Wastes at British Columbia Pulp and Paper Millthe further use of wood wastes to produce electricity at these mills. The evaluation, which is based on simulation models of energy consumption at each of the mills, is done from the points of view of both the firms involved and of the economy as a whole. The latter evaluation is carried out using w