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Filtering in Dynamical Systems,uming natural gas and fuel oil supplies are constrained to the 1980 demand level. Significant differences occur in the pattern of demands for other energy components such as coal and electricity between the unconstrained and constrained regimes.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-97230-9r includes 85 vectors of energy technologies and 850 vectors of investment requirements, allowing for an investment lead time of up to ten years. The timing and extent of investment in each energy technology is determined endogenously. There are sixty-two energy and energy-related products. The supp

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Energy Demand Modeling,atic 500 percent increase in oil prices ($2.20 to $11.50 per barrel) in 1973–1974 led to a reassessment of this approach. Oil based products and related fossil fuels such as natural gas were no longer cheaper nor did they seem to be as readily available. The period 1972–1977 witnessed a 37 percent i

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A Model of Energy Supply from Western Canada,rticularly short supply. Two major advantages of approach are (1) the most economic patterns of production and transport of energy products can be determined independently of the externally imposed restrictions characterizing Canadian energy product markets, allowing inefficiencies to be pinpointed

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