Abstract
Evaluating all the implications of specific changes in energy policy requires a comprehensive analysis of the complex interactions and interrelationships of energy supply, demand and prices. In this article, the authors discuss the general use of analytical approaches to energy policy evaluation and review specifically some of the techniques in the Total Energy Resource Analysis (TERA) model which has been developed for the US gas industry to assist in evaluating policy issues relative to gas supply and demand.
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