Energy Economics is a leading international journal dedicated to the economic analysis of energy systems and markets. It provides a platform for high-quality research that informs policy decisions and advances our understanding of energy-related challenges. The journal covers a broad range of topics, including energy supply and demand, energy markets, energy efficiency, renewable energy, climate change mitigation, and energy security. It addresses the economic, social, and environmental dimensions of energy issues.
Energy Economics features original research, policy analyses, and theoretical models, drawing upon diverse methodologies from economics, econometrics, and operations research. The journal is indexed in major databases such as Scopus and Web of Science, ensuring global accessibility and visibility. Submissions to Energy Economics should contribute to solving pressing energy-related problems and provide insights for policymakers, industry professionals, and academics.
Energy Economics aims to promote rigorous and relevant research that shapes the future of energy policy and markets. By fostering dialogue and disseminating cutting-edge knowledge, the journal plays a vital role in advancing the transition to sustainable and efficient energy systems. The journal encourages submissions that address critical energy-related issues and contribute to shaping a better future for energy.