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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1978-06)Short-run residential demand equations for electricity and gas are estimated in this study. Short-run demand depends on the appliance stock in existence. Use of the appliance stock is a function of the price of fuel, ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977)
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(MIT Energy Lab, 1976)
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(MIT Energy Lab, 1976)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-06)Producing shale oil on a large scale is one of the possible alternatives for reducing dependence of the United States on imported petroleum. Industry is not producing shale oil on a commercial scale now because costs ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-07)A workshop on shale oil, sponsored by M.I.T., was held on June 4-5, 1979. The purpose of the workshop was to identify technological opportunities for significant reduction in the cost of producing shale oil on a large ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-01)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-02)ABSTRACT This paper describes a dynamic simulation model of energy production and use by pulp and paper mills. The model can be used to assess the costs and benefits of the use of different proportions of wood waste ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-08-31)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-12)
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Some evidence on differential inventory behavior in competitive and non-competitive market settings (MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-04)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-05)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1978-12)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-07)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-02)The economic, technical and political issues which bear on the security of nuclear fuel supply internationally are addressed. The structure of international markets for nuclear fuel is delineated; this includes an ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-11)This paper analyzes the disruption in world oil markets which was triggered by the 1978-79 Iranian revolution. The resultant price rises are explored in the context of the behavior of the spot market and key OPEC ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-07)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-04)
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