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- 2001383184 description "Machine generated contents note: FOREWORD3 -- INTRODUCTION9 -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS11 -- CHAPTER I: The Changing Pattern of IEA Emergency -- Response Requirements -- Experience from the Past13 -- The Main Factors in Emergency Response Potential16 -- Key Recent Developments19 -- Emergency Response Policy Issues for the Future20 -- CHAPTER II: IEA Emergency Response -- Potential - an Overview -- Emergency Reserves23 -- Dem and Restraint32 -- Stockdraw vs. Demand Restraint33 -- Other Response Mechanisms34 -- Organisation34 -- CHAPTER III: The Response Potential -- of Individual IEA Countries 35 -- Australia37 -- Austria47 -- Belgium57 -- Canada67 -- Czech Republic79 -- Denmark89 -- Finland97 -- France109 -- Germany121 -- Greece137 -- Hungary147 -- Ireland157 -- Italy165 -- Japan177 -- Luxembourg187 -- The Netherlands193 -- New Zealand205 -- Norway215 -- Portugal225 -- Spain235 -- Sweden245 -- Switzerland253 -- Turkey263 -- The United Kingdom277 -- The United States293 -- CHAPTER IV: The Emergency Response Potential -- of Candidate Countries 307 -- Poland309 -- Republic of Korea323 -- Slovak Republic335 -- ANNEX I: The Legal Basis for IEA Member Country -- Emergency Response Organisations 347 -- ANNEX II: The Legal Basis for the 90-Day Stock -- Obligations and Compulsory Stockdraw -- of Member Countries 351 -- ANNEX III: Summary of European Union Legislation -- Concerning Crisis Measures and Oil Stocks 357 -- ANNEX IV: Developments in IEA Emergency -- Mechanisms 1974/2000 361 -- Energy Websites of IEA Member Countries369 -- List of Abbreviations370 -- TABLES AND FIGURES -- Table 1: Annual World Oil Supply and Demand, 1975-200014 -- Table 2: Development of Member Countries' Emergency Stockholding Systems26 -- Table 3: Development of Emergency Stocks: Share of Companies, -- Government and Agency Stocks26 -- Table 4: Statutory Power over Company Stocks27 -- Figure 1: OECD Energy Demand15 -- Figure 2: OECD Oil Use by Sector, 1973 and 199816 -- Figure 3: Global Primary Oil Stocks17 -- Figure 4: Stocks in Days of Net Imports: IEA Net Importers18 -- Figure 5: Total Products and Crude Oil Closing Stocks, August 200029 -- Figure 6: Structure of IEA Product Demand and Stocks30 -- Figure 7: Maximum Drawdown Profile for IEA Public Stocks31 -- Figure 8: Quality Characteristics of Public Crude Oil Stocks32.".
- 2001383184 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: FOREWORD3 -- INTRODUCTION9 -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS11 -- CHAPTER I: The Changing Pattern of IEA Emergency -- Response Requirements -- Experience from the Past13 -- The Main Factors in Emergency Response Potential16 -- Key Recent Developments19 -- Emergency Response Policy Issues for the Future20 -- CHAPTER II: IEA Emergency Response -- Potential - an Overview -- Emergency Reserves23 -- Dem and Restraint32 -- Stockdraw vs. Demand Restraint33 -- Other Response Mechanisms34 -- Organisation34 -- CHAPTER III: The Response Potential -- of Individual IEA Countries 35 -- Australia37 -- Austria47 -- Belgium57 -- Canada67 -- Czech Republic79 -- Denmark89 -- Finland97 -- France109 -- Germany121 -- Greece137 -- Hungary147 -- Ireland157 -- Italy165 -- Japan177 -- Luxembourg187 -- The Netherlands193 -- New Zealand205 -- Norway215 -- Portugal225 -- Spain235 -- Sweden245 -- Switzerland253 -- Turkey263 -- The United Kingdom277 -- The United States293 -- CHAPTER IV: The Emergency Response Potential -- of Candidate Countries 307 -- Poland309 -- Republic of Korea323 -- Slovak Republic335 -- ANNEX I: The Legal Basis for IEA Member Country -- Emergency Response Organisations 347 -- ANNEX II: The Legal Basis for the 90-Day Stock -- Obligations and Compulsory Stockdraw -- of Member Countries 351 -- ANNEX III: Summary of European Union Legislation -- Concerning Crisis Measures and Oil Stocks 357 -- ANNEX IV: Developments in IEA Emergency -- Mechanisms 1974/2000 361 -- Energy Websites of IEA Member Countries369 -- List of Abbreviations370 -- TABLES AND FIGURES -- Table 1: Annual World Oil Supply and Demand, 1975-200014 -- Table 2: Development of Member Countries' Emergency Stockholding Systems26 -- Table 3: Development of Emergency Stocks: Share of Companies, -- Government and Agency Stocks26 -- Table 4: Statutory Power over Company Stocks27 -- Figure 1: OECD Energy Demand15 -- Figure 2: OECD Oil Use by Sector, 1973 and 199816 -- Figure 3: Global Primary Oil Stocks17 -- Figure 4: Stocks in Days of Net Imports: IEA Net Importers18 -- Figure 5: Total Products and Crude Oil Closing Stocks, August 200029 -- Figure 6: Structure of IEA Product Demand and Stocks30 -- Figure 7: Maximum Drawdown Profile for IEA Public Stocks31 -- Figure 8: Quality Characteristics of Public Crude Oil Stocks32.".