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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 From Elsevier Bibliographic data for series maintained by Catherine Liu (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 153, issue C, 2026
- Energy market connectedness: A tale of two crises

- Ailie Charteris, Lidia Obojska, Jan Jakub Szczygielski and Janusz Brzeszczyński
- Corrigendum to ‘Do uncertainties affect clean energy markets? Comparisons from a multi-frequency and multi-quantile framework’ [Energy Economics Volume 121, May 2023, 106679]

- Yiying Li, Cheng Yan and Xiaohang Ren
- Russian oil exports under international sanctions

- Tania Babina, Benjamin Hilgenstock, Oleg Itskhoki, Maxim Mironov, Elina Ribakova and Nataliia Shapoval
- Mitigating carbon leakage under the EU ETS: How does State Aid for Indirect Emission Costs affect firm profits?

- Carlotta Masciandaro, Michaela Kesina and Machiel Mulder
- Fuel price shocks and inflation dynamics in Lebanon

- Mohamad Karaki and Jana El Chaar
- What drives disparities in the diffusion of residential PV and battery systems? A spatial econometric analysis in the context of dynamic regulatory arrangements

- Gianmarco Aniello
- The impact of artificial intelligence on energy resilience: Empirical evidence from China

- Kunlu Zhou, Yuanhong Liu, Qidong Liao and Jiuping Xu
- Retraction notice to ‘Co-movement between dirty and clean energy: A time-frequency perspective’ [Energy Economics 119 (2023) 106565]

- Saqib Farid, Sitara Karim, Muhammad A. Naeem, Rabindra Nepal and Tooraj Jamasb
- Retraction notice to “Corrigendum to “Green energy policies and energy poverty in Europe: Assessing low carbon dependency and energy productivity”” [Energy Economics 144 (2025) 108356]

- Gonzalo H. Soto and Xavier Martinez-Cobas
- Corrigendum to “Transition risk beyond carbon intensity” [Energy Economics Volume 151, (2025), 108913]

- Tatiana Evdokimova and Laurent Millischer
- Trade liberalization, factor network association, and energy poverty

- Guoxiang Li, Ningyu Zhang, Shangze Dai, Xiangzheng Deng, Xue-Li Chen, Yanzi Guo and Malin Song
- Average incremental cost pricing in electricity auctions

- Nicolas Stevens, O’Neill, Richard and Anthony Papavasiliou
- Critical peak pricing and firm's asset efficiency: A double machine learning study with China's new energy manufacturing industry

- Yanhong Zhan, Chuanwang Sun and Mengjie Xu
- Social norms and international environmental agreements: A natural solution to environmental problems?

- Simone Marsiglio and Nahid Masoudi
- Weathering the storm: How does firm oil price uncertainty exposure impact green innovation in times of geopolitical tensions

- Kai Huang, Jing Chi, Jing Liao and Mui Kuen Yuen
- Securing public support for fuel subsidy reform: Experimental and policymaker insights from Malaysia

- Preethika Bharadwaj and Stefania Innocenti
- Electric vehicle charging costs and power losses under the energy price crisis: shifting dynamics in Norway

- Fabian Brockmann and Mario Guajardo
- Market integration across green, energy and carbon markets in emerging economies

- Mahender Yadav, Albert Danso, Emmanuel Adu-Ameyaw, Annu Yadav, Agyenim Boateng and Mohit Saini
- The global geopolitical-energy uncertainty index and total factor productivity: New evidence from firm-level analysis

- Tam Hoang Nhat Dang, Faruk Balli, Hatice Ozer Balli, Mei Qiu and Hannah Nguyen
- Automation from fires: Evidence from China

- Weibing Li and Mingyang Li
- The economic impact of power outages in developing countries: A quasi-experimental analysis

- Manuel A. Zambrano-Monserrate
- Investing in carbon transportation under volume uncertainty and scaling flexibility

- Sveinung Andersen, Verena Hagspiel, Carlos Oliveira and Jan Magnus Røsbjørgen
- Informed trading and the fossil fuel industry's influence over UN climate meetings

- Xiaoyan Chen, Xin Ling, Martina Linnenluecke, Mona Mashhadi Rajabi and Tom Smith
- Product life cycle environmental regulation and corporate carbon emissions: Quasi-natural experiment from extended producer responsibility system

- Yaohui Jiang and Xuanhao Zhang
- How do two-way contracts-for-difference affect futures markets? A novel modelling approach of futures market liquidity

- Fabian Wagner, Malte Jansen and Lena Kitzing
- Subsidies and rebound effect with incomplete carbon pricing: An application to biogas and livestock

- Guy Meunier and Victor Besnier
- Estimating the impact of PM2.5 on solar power with machine learning: Evidence from South Korea

- Gordon Euhyun Moon and Moon Joon Kim
- Trading characteristics of emissions trading scheme and carbon emission reduction efficiency: Evidence from China

- Jiangyuan Li, Tao Ding, Ruipeng Tan and Liang Liang
- Income distribution effect of energy marketization reform: Evidence from Chinese enterprises and regions

- Wei Dou, Shengling Zhang, Zihao Wu, Ruibing Ji and Yu Hao
- Beyond the linear: Green technology innovation, moderators, and global value chain upgrading

- Jihong Duan, Yan Li, Wenming Shi and Kaiyao Wu
- A mean reverting affine GARCH model for commodities

- Marcos Escobar-Anel, Kaize Pan and Lars Stentoft
- Nonlinear temperature sensitivity of residential electricity demand: Evidence from a distributional regression approach

- Kyungsik Nam and Won-Ki Seo
- Carbon costs and industrial firm performance: Evidence from international microdata

- Arjan Trinks and Erik Hille
- The theory of storage in a power system with stochastic demand

- Darryl Biggar and Mohammad Reza Hesamzadeh
- Solar electricity without solar panels: Changes in consumption behavior due to community solar programs

- Cha, Min-kyeong (Min) and Daniel Matisoff
- Electricity access and economic development: Leveraging climate finance in sub-Saharan Africa11The authors thank Florence Jaumotte, Eva Jenkner, Catherine Pattillo, Hugo Rojas-Romagosa, Antonio Spilimbergo and Nico Valckx for valuable comments. The views expressed here are those of the authors and should not be attributed to the International Monetary Fund, its Executive Board, or its management

- Thibault Lemaire, Andrea Medici, Giovanni Melina, Gregor Schwerhoff and Sneha Thube
- Green innovation in the face of external uncertainty: Insights from US climate policies

- Yong Jiang, Tony Klein, Yi-Shuai Ren and Yuan-Kun Xiong
- Corrigendum to “The stochastic behavior of electricity prices under scrutiny: Evidence from spot and futures markets” [Energy Economics, 144, April 2025, 108296]

- Jean-François Bégin, Fabio Gómez, Katja Ignatieva and Han Li
- How do decarbonization policies affect a firm's financial performance? Evidence from emergent economies

- Nicolae Stef and Sami Ben Jabeur
- The effect of external assurance on corporate carbon disclosures: Empirical evidence from Europe

- Georgios Papadopoulos
- Deployment of China's hydrogen production with loose or tight carbon-reduction paths

- Liang Gui, Xingrong Zhao, Hongtao Ren and Tieju Ma
- The economics of negative price phenomenon in renewable-integrated electricity markets

- Nima Rafizadeh
- Price response in residential electricity demand: Evidence from Danish smart meter data

- Per Andersen and Alexander M. Dietrich
- Navigating green innovation: The role of carbon regulation and green finance in corporate strategy

- Qingying Zheng, Handan Li, Guochao Bu and Hongxun Liu
- The predictive effects of Fintech-ESG dynamic interdependence: A global perspective on Cleantech energy transition risk

- Martin Enilov, Edna Delantar and Mamata Parhi
- Does green finance ensure energy security while achieving low-carbon transformation of listed electricity firms? Evidence from China

- Jin Wang, Bin Ye, Zhaoxuan He, Hongjiang Pu, Bin Su and Yaqi Lu
- Green transformation in the era of intelligence: How artificial intelligence affects disruptive green innovation in firms

- Jie Chen, Lisha Yang and Huahuang Su
- Interactions between multiple environmental markets: addressing contamination bias in overlapping policies

- Tiantian Yang and Richard S.J. Tol
- Intertemporal hedging and the carbon beta premium: Insights from Chinese corporate bonds

- Wei Wan, Chien-Chiang Lee and Hao Liu
- Optimal flexible power deployment strategies in China considering the emission trading system

- Zhiwei Liu and Boqiang Lin
- From synergy to spread: How environmental regulation is helping Chinese firms achieve low-carbon expansion — and take their supply chains with them

- An Pan, Puyu Mi and Xunpeng Shi
- Complexity analysis of automotive supply chains considering online reputation under dual policies

- Xiaobin Wang, Abudureheman Kadeer and Huanying He
- Carbon price volatility in the New Zealand Emission Trading Scheme

- Yudou Yang, Le Wen, Basil Sharp and Sholeh Maani
- Nowcasting Italian industrial production: The predictive role of lubricant oils

- Marco Fruzzetti and Tiziano Ropele
- Multi-agent collaboration-driven energy structure transition: A quadripartite evolutionary game analysis framework integrating carbon, electricity, and green certificate markets

- Yue Wang, Bangjun Wang and Linyu Cui
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