Guide to the Stanford Energy Lectures recordings SC0192

Keith Doig, Vice President of Shell Oil Company: THE U.S OIL SUPPLY IN THE LIGHT OF THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION 1 1974 February

Milton F. Searl, Manager of the Energy Supply Studies Program at Electric Power Research Institute: DOMESTIC ENERGY FUTURES – A DIFFERENT VIEW 2 1974 February

Dr. Chauncey Starr, President of Electric Power Research Institute and Consulting Professor at Stanford University: GENERAL PHILOSOPHY OF RISK-BENEFIT ANALYSIS 3 1974 February

Lester Lave, Chairman of the Department of Economics of the Graduate School of Industrial Administration at Carnegie-Mellon University: HEALTH EFFECTS OF ELECTRICITY GENERATION FROM COAL, OIL, AND NUCLEAR FUEL 4 1974 February

Kenneth Arrow, Department of Economics at Harvard University: THE RATE OF DISCOUNT FOR LONG-TERM PUBLIC INVESTMENT 5 1974 February

Dr. Wolf Hafele, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Vienna: BENEFIT-RISK TRADEOFFS IN NUCLEAR POWER GENERATION 6 1974 February

Dr. E. J. Gornowski, Executive Vice President of Exxon Research and Engineering Company: OPTIONS FOR THE CONVERSION OF FOSSIL FUELS 7 1974 February

Dr. Alan S. Manne, Professor of Political Economy at Kennedy School, Harvard University: U.S. STRATEGY FOR A TRANSITION FROM FOSSIL TO NUCLEAR FUELS 8 1974 February

Dr. Gerald J. Leiberman, Professor of Operations Research and Statistics at Stanford University: FAULT-TREE ANALYSIS AS AN EXAMPLE OF RISK METHODOLOGY 9 1974 February

Dr. Richard Gonzalez, Visiting Professor of Energy Economics at Starford University: ENERGY AND HUMAN WELFARE 10 1974 February

M. King Hubbart, Research Geologist at U.S. Geological Survey: MAN'S CONQUEST OF ENERGY: ITS ECOLOGICAL AND HUMAN CONSEQUENCES 11 1973 October 8

Paul Swatek, Massachusetts Audubon Society: ENERGY CONSERVATION IN CONSUMER PRODUCTS 12 1975 February 3

John Sawhill, Ford Foundation: CONSERVATION AND NATIONAL POLICY (Tape 1) 13 1975 February 24

John Sawhill, Ford Foundation: CONSERVATION AND NATIONAL POLICY (Tape 2) 1 1975 February 24

Dr. Chauncey Starr, President of Electric Power Research Institute: ENERGY AND SOCIETY 2 1975 January 7

Dr. Thomas Connolly: Associate Chairman of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University: CAN WE LIVE WITHOUT PLUTONIUM? 3 1973 April 14

Dwain Spencer, Program Manager of Solar and Geothermal Energy at Electric Power Research Institute: SOLAR ENERGY – MYTH OR REALITY? 4 1975 April 28

NOVA program, KQED broadcast: THE PLUTONIUM CONNECTION 5 1975 March 28

Hewlett-Packard, Automatic Measurement Division: AMD SOLAR ENERGY HEATING PROJECT 6 1975

Dr. George Lof, Vice President and Technical Director of Solaron Corporation: CAPTURING AND USING SOLAR RADIATION 7 1975 October 13

Oystein Noreng, Planning Department of the Royal Ministry of Finance in Norway: NORWEGIAN OIL INDUSTRY – A CHALLENGE TO PLANNING AND INTEGRATION 8 1975 October 20

ABC Evening News: Dan Shoemaker interviews Professor Channing Robertson, Stanford University: EUCALYPTUS TREES AS AN ENERGY SOURCE 9 1975 October 25

Dr. George Hill, Director of the Fossil Fuel Department at Electric Power Research Institute: WORLD TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN FOSSIL FUELS 10 1975 October 27

Dr. Dixy Lee Ray, Former Chairman of Atomic Energy Commission: OVERVIEW OF THE U.S. POSITION IN WORLD ENERGY TECHNOLOGY AND TRADE 11 1975 November 3

Dr. Pierre Zaleski, Director, Technicatome: THE FRENCH BREEDER REACTOR PROGRAM – ITS OBJECTIVES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS 12 1975 November 17

Professor Henry J. Ramey, Department of Petroleum Engineering at Stanford University: SECONDARY AND TERTIARY RECOVERY OF PETROLEUM 13 1975 November 24

Dr. Harry Linden, President, Institute of Gas Technology: TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUES IN ENERGY POLICY 14 1975 December 1

Dr. Chauncey Starr, President of Electric Power Research Institute: A STRATEGY OF NATIONAL ENERGY PRODUCTION 15 1976 January 19

Dr. Robert C. Seamans, Jr., Professor at M.I.T., and Henry Luce, former Adminiser of ERDA: ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC POLICY 16 1977 November 21

Professor Joseph E. Stiglitz, Department of Economics, Stanford University: SOME ASPECTS OF THE ECONOMICS OF VITAL NATURAL RESOURCE ALLOCATION 1 1976 January 26

Dr. Alan S. Manne, Professor of Political Economy at Kennedy School, Harvard University: INTERDEPENDENCE BETWEEN ENERGY SUPPLY AND ECONOMY-WIDE GROWTH 2 1976 March 8

Dr. Channing Robertson, Associate Professorin the Chemical Engineering Department at Stanford University: BEYOND PETROLEUM: EDUCATIONAL CHALLENGE 3 1976 May 5

Dr. John Holdren, Associate Professor of Energy and Resources at University of California Berkeley: FUSION POWER AND THE ENVIRONMENT – AS SAFE AS ADVERTISED? 4 1976 April 12

Dr. Peter Auer, Professor of Aerospace Engineering at Cornell University: NATINAL ENERGY STRATEGIES 5 1976 April 19

Dr. Richard Balhizer, Director of the Fossil Fuels and Advanced Systems Division at Electric Power Research Institute: ENERGY SUPPLY CHALLENGES 6 1976 April 26

Dr. Richard Maullin, Chairman of the California State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission: ENERGY ISSUES WITHIN CALIFORNIA 7 1976 May 3

Dr. Cyril Comar, Director of the Environmental Assessment Department of the Energy Systems, Environment and Conservation Division at Electric Power Research Institute: PUBLIC HEALTH ASPECTS OF ENERGY TECHNOLOGY 8 1976 May 10

Professor Laura Nader, Department of Anthropology at University of California Berkeley: HUMAN FACTORS IN THE ENERGY QUESTION 9 1976 October 25

Leland Gardner, Manager of the Rate Department at PG and E: UTILITY RATE REFORM – THE LIFE-LINE CONCEPT 10 1976 October 25

Robert Uhler, Executive Director of Electric Rate Design Study at Electric Power Research Institute: UTILITY RATE REFORM 11 1976 November 22

Representative Mike McCormack, Sub-Committee on Energy Research, Development and Demonstration, Committee on Science and Technology: THE FUTURE OF U.S. ENERGY POLICY 1 1976 November 29

Dr. Alan Pasternak, Commissioner of the California Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission: GOALS FOR THE CALIFORNIA ENERGY POLICY 2 1977 January 17

Professor Henry Rowen, Stanford Graduate School of Business: NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION AND SPENT FUEL REPROCESSING 3 1977 February 28

Dr. Dorothy Nelkin, Associate Professor, Program on Science, Technology and Society in the Department of City and Regional Planning at Cornell University: NUCLEAR POWER AND THE PUBLIC – SOME EUROPEAN EXPERIMENTS IN PARTICIPATION 4 1977 April 4

Philip J. Farley, Visiting Scholar of the Arms Control and Disarmament Program at Stanford University: NUCLEAR POWER ISSUES AND CHOICES 5 1977 May 2

Peter Gillingham and Patrick Long, Intermediate Technology of Menlo Park: A REPORT ON THE STATUS OF APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY AROUND THE UNITED STATES 6 1977 May 9

Professor David A. Pilati, Center for Advanced Computation at University of Illinois at Urbana: RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL ENERGY USE THROUGH THE YEAR 2010 7 1977 May 16

Professor A. J. Lichtenberg, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of California Berkeley: EFFICIENT ENERGY USE AND WELL-BEING – THE SWEDISH EXAMPLE 8 1977 May 23

Dr. Chauncey Starr, President of Electric Power Research Institute: PROSPECTS FOR ADVANCED ELECTRICITY SOURCES 9 1977 October 10

Dr. Paul F. Rappaport, Director of the Solar Energy Research Institute in Golden, Colorado: SERI – ITS HOPES AND ASPIRATIONS 10 1977 October 17

Dr. Oystein Noreng, Professor, Oslo Institute of Business Administration: THE WORLD OIL MARKET UNTIL 1990 – PRICE DEVELOPMENT AND THE INTERACTION BETWEEN OECD COUNTRIES AND OPEC COUNTRIES 11 1977 November 7

Ben C. Ball, Jr., Vice President of Gulf Oil Corporation: THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ENERGY POLICY AND PLANNING TOOLS IN THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS 12 1977 November 21

Professor Stanford S. Penner, Director of the Energy Center at the University of California, San Diego: THE ROLE OF SMALL-SCALE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES IN THE NATIONAL ENERGY PLAN 1 1978 February 6

Professor George Pickering, Associate Professor of Social Ethics, University of Detroit: ISSUES OF CENTRALIZATION AND DECENTRALIZATION IN ENERGY POLICY 2 1978 March 6

Professor Denton E. Morrison, Professor of Sociology, Michigan State University: SOCIAL EQUITY PROBLEMS IN ENERGY POLICY 3 1978 March 13

Amory B. Lovins, Friends of the Earth and Regents Lecturer at University of California, Berkeley: SOFT ENERGY PATHS 4 1978 April 17

Cyril L. Comar, Director of Environment Assessment at Electric Power Research Institute: HEALTH RISKS FROM COAL AND NUCLEAR POWER: ESTIMATIONS, PERCEPTIONS, AND ACCEPTANCE 5 1978 May 1

Joseph E. Coates, Assistant to the Director of the Office of Technology Assessment: ENERGY DEMAND MANAGEMENT – THE REVOLUTIONARY ROLE FOR GOVERNMENT 6 1978 May 8

Edwin L. Zebroski, Director of Nuclear Systems and Materials at Electric Power Research Institute: WORLD ENERGY OPTIONS AND NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION 7 1978 May 15

Rene Condoni, Project ZENCAP, Zurich: FUTURE ENERGY NEEDS AND CAPITAL CAPACITY IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE 8 1978 October 26

Bob Uhler, Director of the Department of Energy Analysis at Electric Power Research Institute: ELECTRICITY PRICING ALTERNATIVES 9 1978 November 2

David Wood, Associate Director of the MIT Energy Laboratory: MODEL ASSESSMENT IN THE POLICY RESEARCH PROCESS 10 1978 November 9

David Sternlight, Chief Economist of the Atlantic Richfield Company: INFLUENCING ENERGY POLICY WITH ANALYSIS 11 1978 November 16

Tom Keelin, Decision Focus, Inc.: ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM PLANNING UNDER UNCERTAINTY: COSTS AND BENEFITS OF OVER/UNDER DECISIONS 1 1978 November 30

Dr. Alan Manne, Department of Operations Research at Stanford University: ENERGY TRANSITION: STRATEGIES FOR THE INDUSTRIALIZED NATIONS 2 1978 December 7

Dr. Jay Kopelman: Manager of Special Studies at Electric Power Research Institute: A GLOBAL ENERGY PERSPECTIVE 3 1979 February 15

Dr. Cal Kilgore, Chief of the Division of International Energy Analysis, Energy Information Administration, Department of Energy: THE INTERNATIONAL FORECASTS IN THE EIA'S ANNUAL ADMINISTRATORS' REPORT 4 1979 February 22

Dr. C. Roger Glassey, Assistant Administrator for Planning and Analysis, Energy Information Administration, Department of Energy: SCENARIO DESIGN FOR THE 1978 ELA ADMINISTRATORS' ANNUAL REPORT 5 1979 February 8

Dr. Andrew Van Horn, Head of Engineering Systems Division at Teknekron, Inc.: ANALYSIS SUPPORTING THE EPA'S INTERPRETATION OF AMENDMENTS TO THE CLEAN AIR ACT 6 1979 April 5

Dr. Dermot Gately, Department of Economics at New York University: MODELING OPEC BEHAVIOR 7 1979 May 3

Dr. Nathan Buras, Department of Operations Research at Stanford University: WATER CONSTRAINTS IN ENERGY MODELS 8 1979 May 10

Dr. Michael Kennedy, Rand Corporation: RAND RESEARCH ON THE WORLD OIL MARKET 9 29006

Dr. Leonard Hamilton, Head of the Biomedical Division of Brookhaven National Laboratory: HEALTH EFFECTS OF FOSSIL FUEL COMBUSTION 10 1979 July 26

Richard Nehring, Piling Corporation: WORLD OIL AND GAS RESOURCES 1 1979 November 8

Thomas Connolly, Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department at Stanford University: THE NUCLEAR CONTROVERSY 2 1979 November 28

Dr. Mans Lonnroth, Senior Scientist at the Institute for Future Studies at the Beijr Institute in Stockholm, Sweden: LONG-TERM ENERGY FUTURES FOR SWEDEN: NUCLEAR COMMITMENTS AND SOLAR OPTIONS 3 1980 January 10

John P. Weyent, Deputy Director at Energy Modeling Forum: DECREASING OUR DEPENDENCE ON PERSIAN GULF OIL: NEED AND OPPORTUNITIES 4 1980 January 17

James L. Plummer, Director of the Energy Analysis Department at Electric Power Research Institute: AN ECONOMIST'S PERSPECTIVE ON SYNTHETIC FUELS 5 1980 February 4

Elmer L. Dougherty, Professor of Engineering at USC, and Jeffrey B. Nugent, Professor of Economics at USC: AN OVERVIEW OF THE OPEC WORLD ENERGY MODEL 6 1980 February 7

Robert V. Steele, Senior Analyst at SRI International: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS IN SYNTHETIC FUEL PLANT SITING 7 1980 February 11

Lucian Pugliaresi, Director of the Office of Oil Policy, Department of Energy: ANALYSIS OF ACQUISITION AND DRAW DOWN POLICIES FOR THE STRATEGIC PETROLEUM RESERVE 8 1980 February 14

Dr. Chauncey Starr, Vice Chairman of Electric Power Research Institute: SURVEYOF ENERGY ALTERNATIVES FOR THE UNITED STATES 9 1980 February 21

John Boatwright, Coordinator of Economics at Exxon USA: THE U.S. ENERGY OUTLOOK TO THE YEAR 2000 10 1980 February 25

James L. Sweeney, Director of the Energy Modeling Forum: U.S. OIL AND GAS SUPPLY 1 1980 February 28

Mason Willrich, PG and E: CALIFORNIA'S COAL OPTION 2 1980 March 6

Richard E. Balzhiser, Vice President of Research and Development at Electric Power Research Institute: SYNTHETIC FUELS – PUTTING OUR OPTIONS IN PERSPECTIVE 3 1980 April 14

Peter M. Schwolsky, Washington Representative and Legal Advisor at Electric Power Research Institute: SYNTHETIC FUELS – THE WASHINGTON SCENE 4 1980 April 21

Larry Jacobson, International Finance Division of the Federal Reserve Board: THE CHANGING STRUCTURE OF THE WORLD OIL MARKET 5 1980 April 24

Carleton B. Scott, Director of the Environmental Sciences Department at Union Oil of California: THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS OF SITING A COMMERCIAL OIL SHALE PLANT 6 1980 April 28

Richard Pefley, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at University of Santa Clara: USE OF ALCOHOL AS ALTERNATIVE FUEL (Tape 1) 7 1980 May 12

Richard Pefley, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at University of Santa Clara: USE OF ALCOHOL AS ALTERNATIVE FUEL (Tape 2) 1 1980 May12

Lincoln E. Moses, Professor of Statistics at Stanford University: A STATISTICIAN'S ADVENTURES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 2 1980 October 13

Theodore H. Moran, Professor and Director, Program in International Business Diplomacy at the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University: MODELING OPEC BEHAVIOR 3 1980 October 20

Alan Manne, Professor of Operations Research at Stanford University: OIL STOCKPILE POLICIES TO REDUCE ECONOMIC VULNERABILITY 4 1980 October 27

Dr. John McCarthy, Professor of Computer Science at Stanford University: EXTREME ENERGY CONSERVATION MEASURES IN AN OIL CUT-OFF EMERGENCY 5 1980 November 3

Donald S. Duncan, Manager of Nuclear Fuel Cycle Safety at Bechtel National, Inc.: STATUS OF THE U.S. PROGRAM ON HIGH-LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL 6 1980 November 10

Charles K. Ebinger, Director of the Program on Energy and National Security Center for Strategic and International Studies at Georgetown Universiry: TREMORS IN WORLD OIL: THE CONSEQUENCES FOR U.S. DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL ENERGY POLICY 7 1980 November 17

J. Michael Gallagher, Technical Director of World Coal Study and Assistant to Manager of Research and Engineering at Bechtel National, Inc.: COAL: STRATEGIC NECESSITY, ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY 8 1980 November 24

Gunnar T. Nilsson, Marketing Director of Swedyards International, Inc.: BARGE-MOUNTED PETROCHEMICAL PLANTS FOR CONVERSION OF NATURAL GAS TO METHANOL 9 1980 December 1

Thomas J. Connolly, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University: WINDS OF CHANGE: ZEPHYRS OR TORNADOES? 10 1981 January 12

Joseph R. Rensch, President of Pacific Lighting Corporation: THE EMERGING ROLE OF GAS: OPPORTUNITIES AND PROBLEMS 11 1981 January 19

John E. Bryson, President of the California Public Utilities Commission: ENERGY UTILITIES: THE NEXT TEN YEARS 12 1981 January 26

H. Fred Christie, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Southern California Edison Co.: FINANCIAL PLANNING: SOME STRATEGIES FOR THE ELECTRIC UTILITIES IN THE 80'S 13 1981 February 2

Aviel Verbruggen, Antwerp University, Belgium: FEASIBILITY CRITERIA FOR DISTRICT HEATING 1 1981 February 2

Marting B. Zimmerman, National Fellow at the Hoover Institution and Assistant Professor of Management at MIT: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO NUCLEAR POWER? 2 1981 February 23

Mason Willrich, Vice President of Corporate Planning at PG and E: FINANCING ENERGY SERVICES 3 1981 March 1

Benjamin Schlesinger, Vice President of Policy Evaluation and Analysis at American Gas Association: U.S. NATURAL GAS ENERGY SUPPLY AND DEMAND OUTLOOK 4 1981 April 13

Harry C. Kent, Director of the Potential Gas Agency at the Mineral Resources Institute, Colorado School of Mines: THE OUTLOOK FOR REMAINING U.S. CONVENTIONAL NATURAL GAS RESOURCES 5 1981 April 20

John C. Sharer, Assistant Director of the Unconventional Natural Gas Research Institute: U.S. SUPPLY POTENTIAL OF UNCONVENTIONAL NATURAL GAS 6 1981 April 27

Sherman H. Clark and Klaus P. Rose, Sherman H. Clark Associates: A COMPARISON OF U.S. NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION FORECASTS 7 1981 May 4

Henry Rowen, Professor of Public Management at the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University: MACROVIEW OF WORLD POTENTIAL FOR NATURAL GAS IN THE MEDIUM AND LONG TERM 8 1981 May 11

James K. A. Harral, Manager of Gas Resources at PG and E: PG AND E'S ASSESSMENT OF FUTURE GAS REQUIREMENTS AND SUPPLY 9 1981 May 18

Thomas Connolly, Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department at Stanford University: SEVEN YEARS OF ENERGY CRISIS 10 1980 October 6

Thomas Connolly, Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department at Stanford University: EIGHT YEARS OF ENERGY CRISIS 11 1981 October 5

Walter Esselman, Director of Strategic Planning at Electric Power Research Institute: THE NEED FOR NEW BASE-LOAD ELECTRIC CAPACITY 12 1981 October 12

James Sweeney, Professor of Engineering Economic Systems and Director of Energy Modeling Forum at Stanford University: WORLD OIL—THE RESULTS OF THE EMF STUDY 13 1981 October

Ibrihim Kavrakoglu, Visiting Professor of Industrial Engineering at Bogazici University, Turkey: ELECTRICITY SUPPLY POLICIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 14 1981 November 2

David Teece, Associate Professor at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business: OPEC BEHAVIOR AND THE LONG-RUN PRICE OF OIL 15 1981 November 9

Lee Schipper, Staff Scientist at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory: MEASURING ENERGY USE AND CONSERVATION IN THE RESIDENTIAL SECTOR OF SOME MAJOR OECD COUNTRIES 1 1981 November 16

Steven G. Boxer and Nathan Lewis, Professors in the Chemistry Department at Stanford University: ARTIFICIAL PHOTOSYNTHESIS 2 1981 November 23

Phillip P. Schmidt, Consultant at Electric Power Research Institute: OPPORTUNITIES FOR EFFICIENCY GAINS IN THE ELECTRIFICATION OF INDUSTRIES 3 1981 November 30

T. J. Connolly, Sullivan Marsden, and Ralph Samuelson, Stanford University: ANGTS: ALASKAN NATURAL GAS TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 4 1982 January 11

William Schumacher, Director of Energy Economics and Resources Department at SRI International: ANGTS IN THE CONTEXT OF U.S. GAS SUPPLY IN THE LATE 80'S 5 1982 January 18

Randolph Deutsch, Principal Counsel at California PUC and Daniel Gibson, Assistant General Counsel at PG and E: SOME INSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL RAMIFICATIONS OF ANGTS 6 1982 January 25

Richard Gilbert, Professor of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley: WHAT DO WE DO IF WE LOSE THE PERSIAN GULF? 7 1982 February 1

James L. Plummer, President of QED Research, Inc.: AN OVERVIEW OF THE SUPPLY VULNERABILITY PROBLEMS 8 1982 February 8

Donna Downey, Michael Lipset, and Robert Steele, Regulatory Analysis and Management at SRI International: REGULATORY REFORM TO RESOLVE AIR QUALITY-ENERGY CONFLICTS 9 1972 March 1

George R. Offen, Project Manager at Acurex Corporation: ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS IN SYNTHETIC FUELS PRODUCTION 10 1982 March 8

Professor Thomas J. Connolly, Mechanical Engineering Department at Stanford University: THE UTILITY OF THE UTILITY AS FLAK CATCHER 11 1982 April 5

Gidali Gutner, Electricite de France: THE FRENCH NUCLEAR ELECTRICITY PROGRAM 12 1982 April 12

J. Jones, E. Kinderman, and D. Wilhelm, SRI International: THE ROLE OF BIOMASS IN FUTURE U.S. ENERGY SUPPLIES 13 1982 April 19

Ethan Thomas, Windfarms, Ltd.: WIND ENERGY AT THE ECONOMIC CROSSROADS 14 1982 April 26

E. H. Warren, Senior Economist at Jet Propulsion Laboratory: THE SOLAR ALTERNATIVE—AN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE 15 1982 May 3

David Teece, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University: OPEC BEHAVIOR AND WORLD OIL PRICES 1 1982 May 10

J. Michael Gallagher, Assistant to the Vice President of Research and Engineering, Bechtel Group, Inc.: THE OUTLOOK FOR COAL PRODUCTION IN THE UNITED STATES 2 1982 May 17

Professor Thomas J. Connolly, Mechanical Engineering Department at Stanford University: NINE YEARS OF ENERGY CRISIS 3 1982 October 4

Denis Hayes, Regents Professor of Innovation and Entrepreneurial Development at University of California, Santa Cruz: POST-REAGAN ENERGY PLANNING 4 1982 October 11

Edgar A. De Meo, Manager of Solar Power Systems Program, Electric Power Research Institute: SOLAR AND WIND POWER—STATUS AND OUTLOOK 5 1982 October 18

Professor Stephen Kline, Mechanical Engineering Department at Stanford University, and James Rifkin, Author of "Entropy—A New World View": THERMODYNAMICS AND SOCIAL POLICY: A DEBATE 6 1982 February 25

Herbert Kitschelt, Lecturer at University of Bielefield, F.R. Germany: CAN THE U.S. PLAN AND IMPLEMENT AN ENERGY POLICY? 7 1982 November 1

Bertram Wolfe, Vice President of Nuclear Fuels and Special Systems at General Electric Co.: CAN THE NUCLEAR OPTION BE REVIVED? 8 1982 November 8

Milton Searl, Electric Power Research Institute: THE ELECTRICITY-GNP RELATIONSHIP 9 1982 November 15

Chauncey Starr, Vice Chairman of Electric Power Research Institute: THE MYOPIA STRATEGY FOR ELECTRICITY 10 1982 November 22

Mason Willrich, Vice President of Corporate Planning at PG and E: LONG-TERM PLANNING RESULTS 1982-2002 11 1982 November 29

Thomas J. Connolly, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University: IN THE WAKE OF TMI 12 1983 January 10

Roger D. Bourke, Jet Propulsion Laboratory: METHANOL: ITS POTENTIAL ROLE IN THE CALIFORNIA ENERGY SCENE 13 30333

Arthur H. Rosenfeld, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory: PROGRESS IN ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDINGS 14 1983 January 17

Paul Slovic, Decision Research Inc.: PERCEPTION AND ACCEPTABILITY OF RISK FROM ENERGY SYSTEMS 15 1983 January 14

Mitchell R. Wool, Acurex Corporation: THE PROJECT DEVELOPMENT FOR A 100-MEGAWATT PHOTOVOLTAICPOWER PLANT FOR SACRAMENTO 1 1983 January 14

Thomas Neville, Vice President of Corporate Development at Natomas Company: BUSINESS PLANNING IN AN UNCERTAIN OIL MARKET 2 1983 February 7

Elizabeth Pate-Cornell, Industrial Engineering Department, Stanford University: RISKS AND DECISION PROCESSES IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR 3 1983 February 14

Thomas J. Connolly, Mechanical Engineering Department at Stanford University: LESSONS LEARNED AND NOT LEARNED FROM THE ENERGY CRISIS 4 1983 February 28

Robert J. Budnitz, President of Future Resources Associates, Inc. in Berkelery, CA: THE CHANGING RELATIONSHIP OF REACTOR REGULATION TO REACTOR SAFETY 5 1983 April 4

Ralph L. Keeney, Woodeard-Clyde Consultants: A DECISION ANALYSIS OF ONE ELECTRIC UTILITY'S CAPACITY EXPANSION PLAN 6 1983 April 11

Devid Cohan, Decision Focus Inc.: A DECISION FRAMEWORK FOR AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS 7 1983 April 18

Hillard G. Huntington, Engineering-Economic Systems Department, Stanford University: THE IMPACT OF ENERGY PRICE SHOCKS ON THE U.S. ECONOMY 8 1983 April 25

Warner North, Principal, Decision Focus Inc.: A DECISION FRAMEWORK FOR ACID DEPOSITION 9 1983 May 2

Anthony V. Nero, Co-Leader of Building Ventilation and Indoor Ai Quality Program, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory: EXPOSURES TO INDOOR AIR POLLUTANTS: THE CASE OF RADON 10 1983 May 16

George D. Sauter, Program Manager, Safety Assessment, Electric Power Research Institute: NRC'S PROCESS FOR REGULATION OF NUCLEAR PLANTS 11 30459

Thomas J. Connolly, Mechanical Engineering Department at Stanford University: OVERVIEW OF TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS OF THE ENERGY CRISIS PERIOD 12 1983 May 23

John S. Gunz, Senior Energy Services Engineer, PG and E: RECENT ADVANCES IN NATURAL GAS END-USE TECHNOLOGIES 13 1984 January 16

Shelton Ehrlich, Program Manager, Electric Power Research Institute: FLUIDIZED BED COMBUSTION OF COAL 14 1984 January 23

Edwin M. Kinderman, Manager of Energy Planning at SRI International: NEW ENERGY UTILIZATION TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR IMPACT 15 1984 January 30

Professor Robert H. Eustis, Mechanical Engineering Department, Stanford University: THE STATUS OF MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICS IN THE U.S. AND THE WORLD 1 1984 February 6

Mitchell R. Wool and Robert Spencer, Acurex Corporation: CENTRAL STATION PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER GENERATION 2 1984 February 13

Professor Richard K. Pefley, Mechanical Engineering Department, University of Santa Clara: ALCOHOLS AS GASOLINE SUBSTITUTES 3 1984 February 27

James I. Davis, LIS Program DIrector at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, LASER ISOTOPE SEPARATION 4 1984 March 5

UPDATE ON THE SOFT ENERGY PATH, Amory and Hunter Lovins 1 1983 April 5

BRITTLE POWER, Amory and Hunter Lovins 2 1983 April 6

ECONOMICS OF THE SOFT AND HARD PATHS, Professor James Sweeney, Chairman of the Stanford Institute for Energy Studies 3 1983 April 12

WHAT'S COUNTABLE VS. WHAT COUNTS: ARE WE ASKING THE WRONG QUESTIONS? Denis Hayes, Former Director of Solar Energy Research Institute 4 1983 April 14

THE SOFT THINKING OF SOFT ENERGY PATHS, Bertram Wolfe, Senior Vice President of General Electric 5 1983 April 19

NUCLEAR POWER AND NUCLEAR WAR, Michael Shuman, Director of International Disarmament Forum 1 1983 April 21

ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITIES OF SOFT ENERGY PATHS, Rene Males, Electric Power Research Institute 2 1983 April 26

ENVIRONMENTAL ADVANTAGES OF SOFT ENERGY PATHS, Peter Glieck, UC Berkeley Energy Resources Group 3 1983 April 28

ENERGY SYSTEMS IN BRAZIL, Aldo DaRosa, Electrical Engineering Department, Stanford University 4 1983 May 3

BRINGING SOFT ENERGY PATHS HOME, Jeff Harris, Senior Researcher at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratories 5 1983 May 10

IMPLEMENTING SOFT ENERGY PATHS IN INDUSTRY, Harry Whitehouse, Founder of Pacific Sun Company 1 1983 May 12

APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY: A PHILOSOPHY OF DESIGN, Moose Hydeman and Tom Strand, Stanford University 2 1983 May 17

BUIDLING THE SOFT PATH IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST, Ralph Cavanagh, Attorney for Natural Resources Defense Council 3 1983 May 19

THE FUTURE OF UTILITIES, Amory Lovins and Rene Males 1 1983 May 24

NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY, Edward Teller, Hoover Institution 2 1983 May 26

"The US Oil Supply in the Light of the International Situation" Keith Doig, visuals 1 1974

"The Future of US Energy Policy" Mike McCormack, Stanford Daily article 2 1976

"Options for the Conversion of Fossil Fuels" E. J. Gornowski, hard copy 3 1974

"Utility Rate Reform: The Life-Line Concept" Leland Gardner, visuals 4 1976

"Goals for California Energy Policy" Alan Pasternak, Stanford Daily article 5 1977

"The US Energy Outlook to the Year 2000" John Boatright, hard copy and visuals 6 1980

"The World Market Until 1990: Price Development and the Interaction between OECD Countries and OPEC Countries" Oystein Noreng, visuals and article 7 1977

"Prospects for Advanced Electricity Sources" Chauncey Starr, IES/Electric Power Research Institute Seminar, hard copy 8 1977

Synthetic Fuels: The Washington Scene" Peter M. Schwolsky, hard copy 9 1980

Environmental Problems of Siting a Commercial Oil Shale Plant" Carleton B. Scott, hard copy 10 1980

"Perception and Acceptability of Risk from Energy Systems" Paul Slovic, Baruch Fischhoff, and Sarah Lichtenstein; hard copy 11 1983

"Central Station Photovoltaic Power Generation" Mitchell Wool, hard copy 12 1984

Visuals for an unrecorded lecture, "Description of an Attempt to Resolve Energy-Environment Conflict", George Offen 13