Aim and Scope

Energy Economics Review (EER), published by SPIDER Publishing, is an international, peer-reviewed journal focused on advancing rigorous research at the intersection of energy systems, economic development, environmental sustainability, and climate policy. The journal provides a platform for analytical, empirical, and policy-oriented research addressing global energy transitions, market dynamics, and the socio-economic and environmental impacts of energy production and consumption.

EER welcomes interdisciplinary contributions from energy economics, environmental economics, finance, engineering, sustainability studies, public policy, and climate science. The journal emphasizes methodological rigor, empirical depth, theoretical advancement, and practical relevance for energy policy and sustainable development.

The journal publishes original research articles, systematic reviews, econometric analyses, modeling studies, conceptual papers, and comparative policy research in areas including, but not limited to:

  • Energy market design, pricing mechanisms, and regulation

  • Renewable energy investment, deployment, and finance

  • Energy transition strategies and decarbonization pathways

  • Climate economics, carbon pricing, and emissions trading systems

  • Sustainable finance, green bonds, and climate risk management

  • Industrial energy efficiency and process optimization

  • Electricity markets, grid integration, and smart grids

  • Energy security, geopolitical risks, and policy frameworks

  • Fossil fuel economics, pricing, and consumption patterns

  • Alternative fuels, hydrogen economy, and electrification

  • Energy innovation, technology adoption, and diffusion

  • Environmental impact assessment and carbon footprint analysis

  • Macroeconomic implications of energy transitions

  • Policy instruments for energy conservation and climate mitigation

  • Energy poverty, access, and equitable energy distribution

  • Global and regional energy policy comparisons

  • Energy system modeling and forecasting

  • Industrial and urban energy management strategies

  • Circular economy and sustainable industrial energy solutions

  • Energy governance, regulation, and institutional frameworks

Through its commitment to scholarly excellence, analytical rigor, and global inclusivity, EER aims to become a leading forum for research that supports economically viable, environmentally sustainable, and socially equitable energy systems worldwide.