| National Capacity Self Assessment for Non-Annex I Nations: The Case of Lebanon | Farid B. CHAABAN, Mohammad AKKAWİ | 199–209 |
| Carbon Credits: Who is the Leader of the Pack? | Vicente MEDİNA, Angel PARDO, Roberto PASCUAL | 210–220 |
| Pricing Electric Power under a Hybrid Wholesale Mechanism: Evaluating the Turkish Electricity Market | Hatice KARAHAN, Mehmet TOPTAS | 221–228 |
| Prediction of CO2 Emissions in Iran using Grey and ARIMA Models | Mohammad Reza LOTFALİPOUR, Mohammad Ali FALAHİ, Morteza BASTAM | 229–237 |
| Structural Breaks, Cointegration, and Causality by VECM Analysis of Crude Oil and Food Price | Aynur PALA | 238–246 |
| Tourism, Energy Consumption and Climate Change in OECD Countries | Aviral Kumar TİWARİ, İlhan OZTURK, M. ARUNA | 247–261 |
| Electricity Supply, Fossil fuel Consumption, Co2 Emissions and Economic Growth: Implications and Policy Options for Sustainable Development in Nigeria. | Chibueze Eze NNAJİ, Jude O. CHUKWU, Moses Nnaji | 262–271 |
| Trading Forward in the Brazilian Electricity Market | Paulo Cesar Coutinho, Andre Rossi de Oliveira | 272–287 |
| Conditional Jump Dynamics in the Stock Prices of Alternative Energy Companies | Yen-Hsien Lee, Ya-Ling Huang, Chun-Yu Wu | 288–296 |
| Does Domestic Energy Consumption Contribute to Exports? Empirical Evidence From Nigeria. | Chibueze Eze Nnaji, Jude O. Chukwu, Moses Nnaji | 297–306 |
| Disaggregate Energy Consumption and Total Factor Productivity: A Cointegration and Causality Analysis for the Turkish Economy. | Can Tansel Tugcu | 307–314 |