OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Energy Economics is 108. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)

Article	Citations
Electricity market design and implementation in the presence of asymmetrically informed strategic producers and consumers: A surrogate optimization-based mechanism	832
Free riding and insurer carbon-linked investment	391
Explaining the direction of emissions embodied in trade from hypotheses based on country rankings	368
Environment and Energy: Does climate risk shape the energy consumption behavior of firms?	359
Introduction to the Special Issue “EMF 36: Carbon pricing after Paris (CarPri)”	347
Impact of India's diesel subsidy reforms and pricing policy on growth and inflation	346
Variance dynamics and term structure of the natural gas market	343
Solar surge and cost shifts: Heterogenous effects of redistribution in the electricity bills in Japan	328
Shaken to action: Natural disaster experience and enterprises' sustainable decision-making	312
Slow burn: Weak energy transition in a growing economy	280
A novel stochastic semi-parametric frontier-based three-stage DEA window model to evaluate China's industrial green economic efficiency	272
Unraveling the structural sources of oil production and their impact on CO2 emissions	270
Renewable energy financing by state investment banks: Evidence from OECD countries	252
Energy price shocks, exchange rates and inflation nexus	245
Does fuel price subsidy work? Household energy transition under imperfect labor market in rural China	242
Energy consumption transition and green total factor productivity in Chinese prefecture-level cities	241
The EU electricity market: Renewables targets, Tradable Green Certificates and electricity trade	240
New empirical evidence in support of the theory of price volatility of storable commodities under rational expectations in spot and futures markets	240
ESG ratings and ESG mutual fund management compensation	239
How does ICT agglomeration promote green technology innovation? Evidence from Yangtze River Delta in China	238
Volatility dynamics of agricultural futures markets under uncertainties	237
Dual-credit policy failure: The emergence principle and hedging mechanisms	236
Score-driven threshold ice-age models: Benchmark models for long-run climate forecasts	227
What matters for consumer sentiment in the euro area? World crude oil price or retail gasoline price?	221
Going beyond sustainability: The diversification benefits of green energy financial products	220

Energy affordability and subjective well-being in China: Causal inference, heterogeneity, and the mediating role of disaster risk	218
Will informal environmental regulation induce residents to form a green lifestyle? Evidence from China	214
A threshold effect of COVID-19 risk on oil price returns	209
The incidence of CO2 emissions pricing under alternative international market responses	209
“Wild” tariff schemes: Evidence from the Republic of Georgia	206
Market volatilities vs oil shocks: Which dominate the relative performance of green bonds?	197
Strategies for reducing ethnic inequality in energy outcomes: A Nepalese example	191
Forecasting of coal and electricity prices in China: Evidence from the quantum bee colony-support vector regression neural network	189
Strategic interactions and price dynamics in the global oil market	187
Business strategies and carbon emissions	186
Substitution effects of high-speed railway on carbon mitigation: From theory to empirics	185
Effects of growing-season weather on the dynamic price relationships between biofuel feedstocks	184
Drivers of supply chain, environmental innovation, and digital population: The role of inflation and renewable energy on GHG emission in Indonesia	184
Finding opportunity in economic power dispatch: Saving fuels without impacting retail electricity prices in fuel-producing countries	183
Systemic resilience of networked commodities	180
Erratum to “On the performance of the United States nuclear power sector: A Bayesian approach” [Energy Economics Volume 125, September 2023, 106,884].	180
Retail crypto investors when facing financial constraints: Evidence from energy shocks and the use and downloads of crypto trading apps	179
Abatement technology innovation, worker productivity and firm profitability: A dynamic analysis	178
Is timing everything? Assessing the evidence on whether energy/electricity demand elasticities are time-varying	175
Does information encourage or discourage tenants to accept energy retrofitting of homes?	174
U.S. light tight oil supply flexibility - A multivariate dynamic model for production and rig activity	173
The price elasticity of electricity demand when marginal incentives are very large	169
The hard road to a soft landing: Evidence from a (modestly) nonlinear structural model	168
The effect of foreign investment on Asian coal power plants	167
Mothballing in a Duopoly: Evidence from a (Shale) Oil Market	163
From cradle to grave? On optimal nuclear waste disposal	163
Going with the flow or standing by: Managerial climate risk perception bias and corporate green transformation — Evidence from China	163
Energy effect of urban diversity: An empirical study from a land-use perspective	162
The ‘complex’ transition: Energy intensity and CO2 emissions amidst technological and structural shifts. Evidence from OECD countries	156
Boom-bust cycles in oil consumption: The role of explosive bubbles and asymmetric adjustments	155
How does energy trilemma eradication reduce carbon emissions? The role of dual environmental regulation for China	153
What is the effect of weather on household electricity consumption? Empirical evidence from Ireland	151
Government venture capital and innovation performance in alternative energy production: The moderating role of environmental regulation and capital market activity	150
Do energy efficiency improvements reduce energy use? Empirical evidence on the economy-wide rebound effect in Europe and the United States	148
Industrial activity, energy structure, and environmental pollution in China	148
On the volatility of WTI crude oil prices: A time-varying approach with stochastic volatility	146
The digital revolution and energy efficiency – A roadmap for transforming the energy supply chain through green policy planning	146
The impact of the Energy Conservation Law on enterprise energy efficiency: Quasi-experimental evidence from Chinese firms	142
Price transmission between oil and gasoline and diesel: A new measure for evaluating time asymmetries	142
The impact of green innovation on carbon reduction efficiency in China: Evidence from machine learning validation	141
How can AI reduce carbon emissions? Insights from a quasi-natural experiment using generalized random forest	140
Supply chain digitalization, green technology innovation and corporate energy efficiency	140
The impact of rising oil prices on U.S. inflation and inflation expectations in 2020–23	140
Can artificial intelligence empower energy enterprises to cope with climate policy uncertainty?	139
Impact of COVID-19 on the quantile connectedness between energy, metals and agriculture commodities	139
Emission tax and strategic environmental corporate social responsibility in a Cournot–Bertrand comparison	138
Artificial intelligence-driven transformations in low-carbon energy structure: Evidence from China	136
Stringent environmental regulation and inconsistent green innovation behavior: Evidence from air pollution prevention and control action plan in China	136
How aggregate electricity demand responds to hourly wholesale price fluctuations	134
Energy poverty and education: Fresh evidence from a panel of developing countries	134

The hidden benefit: Emission trading scheme and business performance of downstream enterprises	133
Do green finance and innovation matter for environmental protection? A case of OECD economies	133
Does urban agglomeration reduce carbon emissions in Chinese cities? New perspective on factor mobility	132
Dynamic bargaining game DEA carbon emissions abatement allocation and the Nash equilibrium	131
Energy international trade pattern under the background of the Russia-Ukraine conflict: A method based on complex network and evolutionary game theory	129
Market integration in the Australian National Electricity Market: Fresh evidence from asymmetric time-frequency connectedness	129
Which clean energy sectors are attractive? A portfolio diversification perspective	129
The resilience dynamics of energy ETF accessibility and stock market sentiment in China during the post-pandemic era	127
Energy poverty in Sri Lanka	127
Editorial Board	127
Importing, outsourcing and pollution offshoring	125
The inconvenience yield of carbon futures	123
Does economic growth cause energy intensity of well-being in the very long run? Semi-parametric evidence for selected OECD countries	123
Liberalization of upstream productive services and green innovation in downstream manufacturing firms: Evidence from China	122
The impact of renewable energy on inflation in G7 economies: Evidence from artificial neural networks and machine learning methods	120
A novel framework for carbon price forecasting with uncertainties	120
Evaluating the energy poverty in the EU countries	120
Identification of the bias in embodied emissions flows and their sources	118
Editorial Board	116
Editorial Board	115
Climate change and financial risk: Is there a role for central banks?	114
Do policies make a difference? Revealing the impact of diverse low-carbon policies on China's journey to carbon neutrality	114
Are there inextricable connections among automobile stocks, crude oil, steel, and the US dollar?	112
Corrigendum to “Energy policy diversity and green bond issuance around the world” [Energy Economics Volume 128, December 2023, 107116]	112
Dynamic connectedness in the higher moments between clean energy and oil prices	112
An integrated theory of dispatch and hedging in wholesale electric power markets	112
The scheduling role of future pricing information in electricity markets with rising deployments of energy storage: An Australian National Electricity Market case study	111
Which exogenous driver is informative in forecasting European carbon volatility: Bond, commodity, stock or uncertainty?	109
EuroMod: Modelling European power markets with improved price granularity	109
The impact of political risks on carbon emissions	109
Estimating the effect of an EU-ETS type scheme in Australia using a synthetic treatment approach	109
Peer-to-peer energy platforms: Incentives for prosuming	109
Weather shocks and movie recreation demand in China	108