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1996

Golove, William H, and Joseph H Eto."Energy Efficiency, the Free Market and Rationales for Government Intervention."North American Conference of the USAEE/IAEE, Boston, Massachusetts, October 27-30, 1996 (1996) 10.

Eto, Joseph H, Charles A Goldman, and M. M Suzie Kito."Ratepayer-Funded Energy-Efficiency Programs in a Restructured Electricity Industry: Issues, Options, and Unanswered Questions."ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings (1996).

Eto, Joseph H, Charles A Goldman, and M. M Suzie Kito."Ratepayer-Funded Energy-Efficiency Programs in a Restructured Electricity Industry: Issues, Options, and Unanswered Questions." (1996) 24.

Eto, Joseph H, Ralph Prahl, and Jeff Schlegel."A Scoping Study on Energy-Efficiency Market Transformation by California Utility DSM Programs." (1996) 150.

Edgar, George, Charles A Goldman, Barbara J McKellar, Edward Carroll, Martin Kushler, and Wayne DeForest."Evalutations of ENvest sce and Teem Pilot Projects." (1996) 6.

Eto, Joseph H, and Eric Hirst."What Kind of Future for Energy Efficiency?."The Electricity Journal 9.5 (1996). DOI

Golove, William H, and Joseph H Eto."Market Barriers to Energy Efficiency: A Critical Reappraisal of the Rationale for Public Policies to Promote Energy Efficiency." (1996) 66.

Busch, John F, and Joseph H Eto."Estimation of Avoided Costs for Electric Utility Demand-side Planning."Energy Sources 18 (1996) 28. DOI

1995

Hirst, Eric, and Joseph H Eto."Justification for Electric-Utility Energy-Efficiency Programs." (1995).

Pagliano, Lorenzo, Angelica Tudini, Joseph H Eto, and Roberto Caponio."Current Trends for Italian National and Local Power Companies: Prospects for Integrated Resource Planning."1995 International Energy Program Evaluation Conference (1995).

Stoft, Steven, Joseph H Eto, and M. M Suzie Kito."DSM Shareholder Incentives: Current Designs and Economic Theory." (1995).

1994

Goldman, Charles A, and M. M Suzie Kito."Review of Demand-Side Bidding Programs: Impacts, Costs, and Cost-Effectiveness." (1994) 143.

Levine, Mark D, Eric Hirst, Jonathan G Koomey, James E McMahon, and Alan H Sanstad."Energy Efficiency, Market Failures, and Government Policy." (1994) 42.

Goldman, Charles A, John F Busch, and Edward P Kahn."At the Electricity Resource Bazaar: Lessons from Case Studies of Integrated Bidding in New York."Energy Studies Review Vol. 6.No. 2 (1994) 18. DOI

Eto, Joseph H, Steven Stoft, and Timothy N Belden."The Theory and Practice of Decoupling." (1994) 90.

Eto, Joseph H, Marco Marengo, and Lorenzo Pagliano."Uso Efficiente dell’Energia Come Risorsa Energetica: Concetti e Metodologie della Pianificazione Integrata delle Risorse."Economia delle Fonti di Energia e dell'Ambiente 2 (1994).

1993

Goldman, Charles A, John F Busch, Edward P Kahn, Ross Baldick, and Adele Milne."Review of Consolidated Edison's Integrated Resource Bidding Program." (1993) 98.

Pirkey, Diane, and Joseph H Eto."Demand-Side Management Data Collection Activities: The Role of A National Government."European Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (ECEEE) Summer Study (1993) 6.

Goldman, Charles A, and John F Busch."When demand-side management competes in an electric resource solicitation - Issues from a case study in New York."Utilities Policy (1993) 10.

1992

Goldman, Charles A, John F Busch, Edward P Kahn, Steven Stoft, and Samuel D Cohen."Review of Integrated Resource Bidding at Niagara Mohawk." (1992) 149.

Eto, Joseph H, Alan Destribats, and Donald Schultz."Sharing the Savings to Promote Energy Efficiency."Regulatory Incentives for Demand-Side Management (1992) 36.

Vine, Edward L, Odon de Buen, Charles A Goldman, and Ralph Prahl."Mandating utility competition: One option for promoting energy efficiency."Utilities Policy 2.1 (1992) 51-61. DOI

1991

Eto, Joseph H, and Florentin Krause."Least-Cost Planning Handbook: Planowawanie Wedlug Najmniejszych Koztow." (1991).

Eto, Joseph H, and Donald Schultz."Regulatory Oversight of Shared Savings: Lessons from the California Collaborative."Fifth National Demand-Side Management Conference (1991).

Koomey, Jonathan G, Celina S Atkinson, Alan K Meier, James E McMahon, Stan Boghosian, Barbara A Atkinson, Isaac Turiel, Mark D Levine, Bruce Nordman, and Peter T Chan."The Potential for Electricity Efficiency Improvements in the U.S. Residential Sector." (1991).