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Table of Contents
[ Last Updated 4 February 2006 ]
- Foreword
- Executive Summary
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The New Zealand Energy Sector in 2002
- 2.1 Gas
- 2.2 Oil
- 2.3 Coal
- 2.4 Renewable Energy
- 2.5 Electricity
- 2.6 Process Heat and Cogeneration
- 3. Assumptions of the Reference and Alternative Scenarios
- 3.1 The Reference Scenario
- 3.2 Alternative Scenarios
- 4. Projected Consumer Energy Demand (Reference)
- 4.1 Consumer Energy by Sector
- 4.2 Residential
- 4.3 Transport
- 4.4 Industrial and Commercial
- 4.5 Total Consumer Energy Demand
- 5. Projected Primary Energy Supply (Reference)
- 5.1 Coal
- 5.2 Oil
- 5.3 Gas
- 5.4 Renewables (Hydro, Geothermal, Biomass and Wind)
- 6. Electricity Generation (Reference)
- 7. Energy Prices (Reference)
- 7.1 Wholesale Oil, Coal and Gas Prices
- 7.2 Wholesale Electricity Prices
- 7.3 Delivered Energy Prices
- 8. Carbon Dioxide Emissions (Reference)
- 9. Alternative Scenarios
- 9.1 High GDP Scenario
- 9.2 No New Gas Discoveries Scenario
- 9.3 Alternative Oil Price Scenarios
- 9.4 High Forestry Scenario
- 9.5 Low Energy Efficiency Scenario
- 9.6 Continued Market Participation by Methanex
- 10. Baseline 2002 (Excluding Higher Energy Efficiency Uptake and Carbon Charge)
- 10.1 Consumer Energy Demand
- 10.2 Primary Energy and Electricity Supply
- 10.3 Energy Prices
- 10.4 Carbon Dioxide Emissions
- 11. Government Policy Goals
- 11.1 Energy Efficiency
- 11.2 CO2 Emissions
- 11.3 Renewables Uptake
- 12. Additional Topics
- 12.1 Comparison of the 2003 and 2000 Energy Outlooks
- 12.2 Review of Previous Energy Projections
- 12.3 Price and Income Elasticities
- 13. Appendix
- 13.1 The SADEM Model
- 13.2 Demand Modelling
- 13.3 Electricity Simulation Model
- 13.4 CO2 Emission Modelling
- List of Tables
- List of Figures
- Glossary
- References
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