ISTP Occasional papers on renewable energy
papers available on-line
Green
Power in Australia
by Carrie L Sonneborn, Murdoch University and Dr Stewart Russell, University
of Wollongong with Colin Crawford-Smith, GreenPower Services
Emerging
Energy Technologies: The Outlook for Lower Costs
in Major Emerging Renewable Energy Technologies
by Martin H Thomas AM FTSE HonFIEAust
The reason oil prices are high and likely to continue to
rise.
(Occasional Paper 1/99.59 pp.)
ISBN 0869056778
$5.50
Emerging Energy Technologies
: The Outlook for Lower Costs in Major Renewable Energy technologies
Martin H Thomas
An overview of the technologies, markets and costs of renewable
energy in Australia.
(Occasional Paper, 1/98, 13pp.)
ISBN 0869056840
$5.50
Green Consumerism and
Sustainable Energy:
A New Agenda for Business and Government
Carrie Louise Sonneborn
The role of business, government and consumers in the development
and marketing of sustainable products and services.
(Occasional Paper, 2/98, 12pp.)
ISBN 0869056850
$5.50
Educating Engineers about
Sustainable Energy :
An Overview of the Issues
Carrie Louise Sonneborn
Discusses the culture of engineering and how it relates
to the uptake of sustainable energy policy. In cludes an overview of the
current energy education resources in engineering training in Australia
(Occasional Paper, 3/98, 10 pp.)
$5.50
Submission on Sustainable
Energy Policy for Australia.
Green Paper
Australian Co-operative Research Centre
for Renewable Energy and Greenhouse Gas Abatement Technologies (ACRE)
(1997)
ISBN 0869055631
$2.00
Submission on the Future
Directions for Australia's National Greenhouse strategy Discussion Paper
Australian Co-operative Research Centre for Renewable Energy
and Greenhouse Gas Abatement Technologies (ACRE)
(1997)
ISBN 08690556203
$2.00
The Energy - GDP Relationship
:
Guidelines for a More Sustainable Economy with Enhanced
Energy Efficiency
Raj Bessarab & Peter Newman
(Occasional Paper, 1/1993, 54pp.)
$5.50
Comprehensive Costs of
Electricity Supply in WA
Laura Stocker, Frank Harman & Fern Topham
This report is a qualitative assessment of the environmental
costs and subsidies associated with electricity supply
in Western Australia.
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