Energy Economics

1979 - 2026

Continuation of Journal of Energy Finance & Development.

Current editor(s): R. S. J. Tol, Beng Ang, Lance Bachmeier, Perry Sadorsky, Ugur Soytas and J. P. Weyant

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Volume 158, issue C, 2026

Power hungry: How AI will drive energy demand

Christian Bogmans, Ganchimeg Ganpurev, Patricia Gomez-Gonzalez, Giovanni Melina, Andrea Pescatori and Sneha Thube

Disentangling the distributional inequity of solar tax credits

Yuting Yang

Is Spain's energy voucher lighting the way for the poor? A microeconomic evaluation of the Bono Social Eléctrico

Manuel Llorca and Ana Rodriguez-Alvarez

Temperature response functions for climate impact assessments: The case of ENSO and electricity consumption

J. Isaac Miller and Fangyu Zhong

The price of going green: Multi-objective optimization in the energy equity space

Federico Platania, Celina Toscano Hernandez, Imane El Ouadghiri and Jonathan Peillex

Gone with the wind: Renewable energy projects and population change

Michael Cary and Mario Ortez

Climate change, electricity consumption, and households in impoverished areas in China

Chen Zhao, Lunyu Xie and Xinye Zheng

How economic and policy uncertainty shapes the stringency of climate change policies

Luca Bettarelli, Davide Furceri and Loredana Pisano

Promoting urban green transformation: Evidence from China’s national artificial intelligence innovation application pilot zones on energy environmental performance

Shiyuan Wang, Shenwei Wan and Song Chen

Empowering women to brighten health: Unlocking the energy-gender-health nexus through machine learning in Sub-Saharan Africa

Jiajia Li, Jie Fan, Jun Li and Thomas Glauben

Street green space and electricity demand: Evidence from metered consumption data

Giacomo Falchetta, Enrica De Cian and Jacopo Lunghi

Expectations, sentiments and energy price dynamics

Joscha Beckmann and Robert L. Czudaj

Corrigendum to “Is flexible plug-in electric vehicle charging an attractive investment? Evidence from implicit discount rate estimation” [Energy Economics 154 (2026) 109134]

Brian Fowler, Steven van Passel, Pieter Valkering and Sebastien Lizin

Retraction notice to “Environmental legislative shaping or green competitive advantages? The role of FDI among environmental regulations” [Energy Economics 145 (2025) 108445]

Gonzalo H. Soto, Daniel Balsalobre-Lorente and Xavier Martinez-Cobas

Carbon risk and corporate creditworthiness: Evidence from a major emerging economy

Marcin Borsuk and Gireesh Shrimali

CAPEX vs FLEX: The optimal investment mix to integrate decentralized electricity production

Voahary Andriamaromanana, Axel Gautier and Jean-Christophe Poudou

Impact on house prices of an energy renovation obligation for homebuyers

P. Reusens, T. van Kempen, J. Vandenbergh, F. Vastmans and S. Damen

Distance and intensity effects of renewable energy on property prices: A hedonic price analysis for Germany

Felix Heuer and Stephan Sommer

Environmental regulation, abatement strategies, and industrial concentration: Theory and evidence from China

Weigang Liu, Jin Luan and Qian Xie

Do energy transition goals encounter conflicts under geopolitical risk? Evidence of nonlinearity

Yuhan Wang, Yanyue Li and Jing Deng

Spin city: Local externalities of wind turbines

Sven Heim, Mario Liebensteiner and Félix Michelet

Balancing climate action for greater transport decarbonisation: An avoid-shift-improve driven network data envelopment analysis framework

Keyvan Hosseini, Saeed Assani, Agnieszka Stefaniec, Philippos Papaphilippou, Anna Charly and Brian Caulfield

Extended producer responsibility and trade in used durables: Insights from theory and experience

Hiroshi Kinokuni, Shuichi Ohori and Yasunobu Tomoda

Cross-market geopolitical risk spillover: Evidence from energy companies in G20 countries

Dandan Ma, Qiang Ji, Hardik A. Marfatia and Yuqian Zhao

Fiscal support design for residential energy transition: A central-local government perspective

Ruining Zhang, Hui Li, You Zhou, Yunfei Cao and Xianneng Ai

Disparities in household carbon emissions across urban–rural and regional dimensions: Evidence from large-scale field surveys

Yujie Ge, Jiansheng Qu, Kemin Huang, Jinyu Han, Tek Narayan Maraseni, Lina Liu, Li Xu, Dai Wang, Jingjing Zeng, Hengji Li, Huijuan Pei and Xinyue Gao

Misperception and underinvestment in energy-saving technologies

Yuya Imamura, Tomonori Honda and Kenji Takeuchi

Are gas turbines ‘bankable’ in transitioning energy-only markets?

Paul Simshauser

Predictability and causal identification of carbon prices using interpretable variables: Evidence from China's Hubei carbon market

He Jiang, Rongyu Cao, Xue-Li Chen, Malin Song and Juntao Du

Battery and hydrogen storage: Complements or substitutes? A German case study

Ange Blanchard and Camille Megy

Geopolitical conflict and risk and the EU energy trading: A dynamic evolutionary networks analysis

Shuanglei Xu, Youyi Deng, Rabindra Nepal and Tooraj Jamasb

Cleaner but less efficient? Green finance, resource misallocation, and supply chain spillovers in China

Jiahui Yi, Zhexi Xia, Penghong Cheng and Sheng Dai

When actions meet attitudes: Public and solar-adopter preferences for clean transportation and energy policies

Jamal Mamkhezri

Do intentions matter in household solar panel adoption? New evidence

Rohan Best, Maneka Jayasinghe, Sushanta Mallick and Pundarik Mukhopadhaya

Green financial reform, alleviating financial constraints, and the transformation of heavily polluting enterprises

Mingxin Zhou, Ru Chen and Ying Kong

Spread of supply risks in the trade network of critical metals for energy transition: A case study of manganese ore

Yuxin Ji, Xiaoqing Hao and Zhouhao Pang

Identifying chronic and transient energy poverty: A duration-independent decomposition approach

Yongwei Chen, Jie Zhang, Dahai Fu and Xunpeng Shi

Provincial-industrial heterogeneity and drivers of green total factor productivity: Evidence from China's industrial sector

Qingjun Liu and Wenkai Sun

Are international remittances harmful to the environment in the long term? An empirical study for Latin America

Juan Pablo Vallejo-Mata, Segundo Camino-Mogro, Luis Solis Granda and Grace Armijos-Bravo

How technology and finance enable urban energy transition: Evidence from China

Zhiwen Ding and Shenwei Wan

Regional synchronization in energy-related carbon dioxide emissions

Chanheung Cho

Alleviating income and energy consumption inequality with just transition toward carbon neutrality

Zhaofu Yang, Hongbo Duan, Yongna Yuan and Aoran Li

Programmable fairness in electricity markets: A cost-causation–consistent alternative to marginal pricing

Shaun Sweeney

A machine-learning approach to identifying drivers of CO₂ emissions in China's computing power infrastructure

Pin Li, Gejirifu De, Jinsuo Zhang, Shaohui Zou, Hong Liu and Yaxin Li

How energy transition policies shape CSR disclosure in China: The role of artificial intelligence

Yi-Shuai Ren, Tony Klein and Yong Jiang

Sector-specific decarbonization effects of high-speed rails expansions

Sunbin Yoo, Junya Kumagai, Hung-Jui Lin, Tomoaki Nakaishi and I-Yun Lisa Hsieh

Subsidizing inequality? The links between fossil fuel consumption subsidies and female labor force participation

Stella Tsani and Chrysoula Chitou

Risk spillovers from climate policy uncertainty to energy markets: Does climate policy stringency matter?

Di Ma, Qingyuan Zhu and Muhammad Ali Nasir

Capacity expansion, subsidies and market power: A real options approach

Alessio Lovarelli

Decreasing energy-related carbon inequality in inter-provincial trade: Evidence from carbon emissions embodied in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and its surrounding areas

Yongzhe Liu, Haiyan Chen, Yuan Liu, Yang Xie and Meng Xu

Structural drivers of energy inequality: Evidence from indigenous Australians

Rohan Best, Duygu Yengin, Andrew Taylor, Maneka Jayasinghe and Ruth Wallace

Whether it’s weather or climate: Temperature and individual deprivation in Sub-Saharan Africa

Josephine Baako-Amponsah, David Stadelmann and Frederik Wild

Environmental authority centralization and corporate ESG greenwashing: Evidence from environmental vertical management reform in China

Zhenhua Zhang, Yufei Qiu, Lianxin Zhu and Jinjun Xue

Sheltering during the Russian-Ukraine Conflict: A Comparison between Bitcoin and Gold against Oil Shocks

Kun Duan, Hao Feng, Andrew Urquhart, Kai Yao and Ruosha Ding

The efficacy of energy efficiency: Measuring the returns to home insulation

Linde Kattenberg, Piet Eichholtz and Nils Kok

Dose response of environmental degradation costs to climate adaptation and mitigation policies: Developing countries' perspectives

Md. Monirul Islam and Muhammad Shahbaz

Unintended effects of environmental policy in a production network perspective

Chao Han, Zekun Yan and Qiwei Wu

Corrigendum to ‘Carbon–agriculture market connectedness under the EU ETS: Evidence on sectoral heterogeneity and market states’ [Energy Economics, 154, (2026), 109160]

Kejia Yan and Boqiang Lin

Corrigendum to ‘Optimal flexible power deployment strategies in China considering the emission trading system’ [Energy Economics, 153, (2026), 109099]

Zhiwei Liu and Boqiang Lin

Efficient battery control in the German continuous intraday market

Thomas Gottfried and Gernot Müller

The impact of decoupling the timing of production and consumption of renewable-electricity certificates on certificate prices

Daan Hulshof and Daniël Vullings

Does climate change affect the economic adaptability of community “SGLS” systems?

Weidong Chen and Sihao Chen

Weathering the past: Firms' risk responses to climate shocks

Fangmin Hao and Zhijian Yu

One Market, two logics: Salience and asymmetric myopia in China’s vehicle choices

Zhuolin Li

Central bank green policy, emissions reduction, and financial stability

Jun-Zhuo Wang and Helmut Herwartz