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| The Turkish Energy Sector | The first of the two reports prepared for this project is a background paper describing the energy supply industry in Turkey including electricity pricing, natural gas procurement, energy conservation policies and environmental protection legislation and institutions. The second report applies dose-response functions for impacts on human health, crops and forests due to SO2 emissions from two power stations (Yatagan and Soma) in western Turkey. | 1992 | Air Quality, Public Health | Energy | Valuation | | | UK Macroeconomic and Energy Indicators | This report provides a summary of UK macroeconomic indicators (unemployment, inflation, interest rates, money supply, government spending, consumer expenditure, balance of payments, imports and exports); forecast of macroeconomic trends over the next year and over medium term (3-5 years) and summary of main macro and microeconomic developments in the UK energy sector (privatisation and creation of separate regional electricity companies and vertical separation of electricity generation, transmission and supply). | 1992 | | Energy | Valuation | | | Air Pollution in the Ukraine | This study analyses the policies for reducing air pollution in the Ukraine as well as the industrial restructuring in the metallurgical (iron/steel) and power sectors. Regional action plans for reducing NOx, SO2 and particulates in Donetz Oblast, Zaporozhye Oblast, City of Krivoy Rog and City of Mariupol are also reviewed. | 1992 | Air Quality | Mining/Non-Fuel Minerals, Energy | Valuation | | | The Consumer and the Environment | The report examines the emission of conventional air pollutants (SO2 and NOx) and greenhouse gases (CH4, CO2 and N2O) from each fuel cycle. The project uses the life cycle analysis approach and evaluates the effectiveness of personal actions that consumers can take to reduce these emissions such as energy conservation, recycling and shift in transport mode. | 1992 | Air Quality, Climate Change | Energy | Valuation, Policy Appraisal | |
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