William W. Hogan

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Books by William W. Hogan (50 max)

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The natural resources trap: private investment without public commitment

2010

William W. Hogan, Federico Sturzenegger

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Energy security revisited

1987

William W. Hogan

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Transmission market design

2003

William W. Hogan

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The BOXSTEP method for large scale optimization

1973

William W. Hogan

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Dimensions of energy demand

1979

William W. Hogan

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Capital-energy complementarity in aggregate energy-economic analysis

1979

William W. Hogan

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Alternatives to transfer of large-scale models

1980

William W. Hogan

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Combined energy models

1980

William W. Hogan

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Import management and oil emergencies

1980

William W. Hogan

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Structuring a decision analysis of diesel regulation

1981

William W. Hogan

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Energy and security policy

1981

William W. Hogan

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Decision analysis of regulating diesel cars: report to the Diesel Impacts Study Committee, Assembly of Engineering, National Research Council

1982

William W. Hogan

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Policies for oil importers

1982

William W. Hogan

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Patterns of energy use

1984

William W. Hogan

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Energy policy and the Reagan experiment, 1981-1982

1984

William W. Hogan

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Oil market risk analysis

1985

William W. Hogan, Paul N. Leiby, John F. Kennedy School of Government. Energy and Environmental Policy Center, Harvard Energy Security Program

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Energy demand and the outlook for electricity

1985

William W. Hogan

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The $200 billion surprise: energy security and the oil tariff

1987

William W. Hogan

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Patterns of energy use revisited

1988

William W. Hogan, John F. Kennedy School of Government. Energy and Environmental Policy Center

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Including unbundled demand side options in electric utility bidding programs

1988

Charles J. Cicchetti, William W. Hogan

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Oil demand and OPEC'S recovery

1988

William W. Hogan

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Approximating efficient short-run prices for electric power transmission

1989

William W. Hogan

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Firm natural gas transportation: a priority capacity allocation model

1989

William W. Hogan, John F. Kennedy School of Government. Energy and Environmental Policy Center

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World oil price projections: a sensitivity analysis

1989

William W. Hogan, John F. Kennedy School of Government. Energy and Environmental Policy Center

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The federal regulatory commission's proposed policy statement on gas inventory charges (PL-89-1-1000)

1989

Charles J. Cicchetti, Joseph P. Kalt, William W. Hogan, John F. Kennedy School of Government. Energy and Environmental Policy Center

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Productivity trends and the cost of reducing CO2 emissions

1990

William W. Hogan, Dale W. Jorgenson

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OECD oil demand and oil prices: a comparative analysis

1990

William W. Hogan, John F. Kennedy School of Government. Energy and Environmental Policy Center

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Oil markets in a turbulent era

1991

Kathryn M. Dominguez, William W. Hogan

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Transmission access and pricing: two papers

1992

William W. Hogan, John F. Kennedy School of Government. Center for Business and Government

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Energy and the environment evolving challenges and opportunities

1994

William W. Hogan, Harvard-Japan Project on Energy and the Environment

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Supreme Court amicus brief regarding Morgan Stanley Capital Group Inc. v. Public Utility District no. 1 of Snohomish County, Washington

2007

William W. Hogan

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The natural resource trap: private investment without public commitment

2010

William W. Hogan, Federico Sturzenegger

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Renewable energy auctions in Mexico: the gap between design and implementation

2018

Carlos Andres Guadarrama Gándara, William W. Hogan, Carmen M. Reinhart, Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government

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Market design for reliability in electricity grids with high penetrations of renewable energy: lessons for Australia from the Texas experience

2018

Caitlin Trethewy, William W. Hogan, John A. Haigh, Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government