International Energy Markets provides managers and supervisors in the power and petroleum fields basic economic skills that will enable them to make better policy decisions relating to energy.

This practical handbook contains toolbox of models, along with institutional, technological, and historical information on oil, coal, gas, and electricity (including Renewables).

Features:

• views energy from a global perspective
• explains energy futures and options markets
• covers all energy sectors

Contents

1. Introduction
2. Energy Lessons from the Past for the Future
3. Perfect Competition and the Coal Industry
4. Natural Monopoly and Electricity Generation
5. Deregulation and Privatization of Electricity Generation
6. Monopoly, Dominant Firm and OPEC
7. Market Structure, Transaction Costs Economics and U.S. Natural Gas Markets
8. Externalities and Energy Pollution
9. Public Goods and Global Warming
10. Monopsony—Japan and the Asia Pacific LNG Market
11. Game Theory and the European Natural Gas Market
12. Allocating Fossil Fuel Production Over Time and Oil Leasing
13. Computing Energy Costs and Supply
14. Oil Refining, Energy Transportation, and Linear Programming
15. Energy Futures and Options Markets for Managing Risk
16. Energy Information Technologies
17. Managing in the Multinational World Energy

Appendices

• Glossary and Abbreviator
• Conversion Charts
• Bibliography

Index

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