The price of energy and potential growth of developed countries : An attempt at quantification
Abstract A growth model based on a theoretical discussion of the impact of oil prices on developed countries is used to predict the impact of higher prices of energy on the growth of developed countries. The results suggest that the growth impact is small, that domestic price policies may have a large impact on oil imports, and that the investment of foreign assets accumulated by oil producers may make a significant contribution to the GNP of OECD.
The effect of increased national oil company sales on OPEC and the long run structure of the international petroleum market
Thesis. 1979. M.S.--Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Alfred P. Sloan School of Management.
Simulating the Illuminance and Efficiency of the LEDs Used in General Household Lighting
Abstract The advantage of the LEDs illumination in general household lighting was proposed. High efficiency white LED as the light source was provided the energy saving illumination of the general household lightings. Different spaces in general household with different standards of average illuminance were designed and simulated by LightTools and DIALux software. The power consumptions and efficiency of traditional illuminated light sources and LED light source in lighting the household environment were analyzed and compared with each other at the same standard of average illuminance. Finally, it provided the advantage of using white LEDs in different spaces of the general household lighting.