Energy Economics Review (EER) Introduces Crossref DOI Assignment for All Published Articles

The editorial office of Energy Economics Review (EER) is pleased to announce an important milestone in the journal’s commitment to strengthening scholarly publishing standards and global research visibility. All articles published in EER are now assigned Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) through Crossref, using the official SPIDER Publishing DOI prefix 10.66348.

This advancement marks a significant step in enhancing the credibility, discoverability, and long-term accessibility of research published in the journal. A DOI serves as a permanent and unique digital identifier that ensures scholarly articles can always be reliably located, cited, and accessed across global academic platforms. Through Crossref’s international citation-linking network, research published in EER benefits from improved citation tracking, stable referencing, and seamless integration with academic databases, indexing services, and digital research infrastructures.

Energy Economics Review (EER) is an international, peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing rigorous research at the intersection of energy systems, economic development, environmental sustainability, and climate policy. The journal provides a platform for high-quality theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented studies that examine the evolving dynamics of global energy transitions and their economic and environmental implications.

EER welcomes interdisciplinary contributions covering areas such as renewable energy economics, energy markets and pricing, energy policy and regulation, climate finance, decarbonization strategies, energy governance, sustainable industrial transitions, and the economic impacts of energy technologies. The journal encourages research that integrates analytical rigor with policy relevance, supporting evidence-based decision-making in the global transition toward sustainable energy systems.

The introduction of Crossref DOI assignment significantly enhances the scholarly value of publications in EER. For authors, DOIs ensure permanent recognition of their research contributions and facilitate reliable citation tracking and academic impact measurement. For reviewers and editors, DOI integration strengthens transparency and credibility within the scholarly communication process. For readers, institutions, and policymakers, it guarantees consistent access to credible and peer-reviewed research addressing critical energy and climate challenges.

Energy Economics Review maintains a rigorous double-blind peer review process, ensuring that every submitted manuscript undergoes careful evaluation by qualified experts based on originality, methodological rigor, and scholarly contribution. The journal also follows a fully open access publishing model, providing immediate and unrestricted global access to research findings in order to maximize knowledge dissemination and societal impact.

The integration of Crossref DOI registration reflects the broader commitment of EER and SPIDER Publishing to strengthening academic publishing standards and supporting the global research community working on energy economics and climate policy. As the world accelerates the transition toward low-carbon and sustainable energy systems, high-quality research and interdisciplinary collaboration are essential for informed policy and strategic planning.

The editorial team of Energy Economics Review warmly invites researchers, economists, energy policy experts, sustainability scholars, reviewers, and editorial professionals from around the world to join the EER scholarly community. Authors are encouraged to submit their latest research to benefit from international visibility, DOI-based citation linking, and a rigorous peer-review process. Scholars interested in contributing as reviewers or editorial board members are also welcome to collaborate in strengthening the journal’s academic foundation.

With Crossref DOI integration under the prefix 10.66348, Energy Economics Review continues to strengthen its role as a trusted platform for impactful research addressing the economic, environmental, and policy dimensions of global energy systems.

Researchers are invited to explore the journal and submit their manuscripts through the EER website:

https://spiderpublishing.com/index.php/eer

Energy Economics Review looks forward to working with authors, reviewers, and editors worldwide to advance innovative research supporting sustainable energy transitions and climate-resilient development.