OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Energy Policy is 68. 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
Post-connection electricity demand and pricing in newly electrified households: Insights from a large-scale dataset in Rwanda	593
Economic value of the development of nuclear power plant decommissioning technology in South Korea	266
Editorial Board	251
Time, history and meaning-making in research on people's relations with renewable energy technologies (RETs) – A conceptual proposal	223
Novel quota and tax regime design approach for green transition: A case study on Switzerland's aviation industry	200
The carbon footprint of the empty Castilla-La Mancha	189
The source of wind power producers’ market power	181
Reducing US biofuels requirements mitigates short-term impacts of global population and income growth on agricultural environmental outcomes	176
How does falling incumbent profitability affect energy policy discourse? The discursive construction of nuclear phaseouts and insufficient capacity as a threat in Sweden	170
Short-run marginal emission factors neglect impactful phenomena and are unsuitable for assessing the power sector emissions impacts of hydrogen electrolysis	165
How media discourse constructs the role of new energy policies in addressing energy challenges: A comparative analysis of China and the U.S.	145
Targeted finance and the adoption of solar irrigation by smallholder and women farmers	143
Make it easy: Addressing sludge and procrastination in energy renovation decisions	142
Policy legacies and energy transitions: Greening policies under sectoral reforms in Argentina and Chile	141
Will the European Union’s emission trading system drive industrial steam electrification?	140
Greener together: The impact of China's mixed-ownership reform on firm carbon emissions	127
The winds of change? Attitudes toward wind projects and their electoral implications in Texas	125
Local energy transitions as process: How contract management problems stymie a city's sustainable transition to renewable energy	124
Enterprise decision-making in energy use rights trading market: A theoretical and simulation study	124
Upholding household agency in climate mitigation and socio-technical energy transition in Ethiopia	120
Revealing the power of market-based energy policy: Evidence from China's energy quota trading system using machine learning	120
Comparative analysis of UK net-zero scenarios: The role of energy demand reduction	119
Uncovering carbon reduction Potential: How does consumption structure upgrading influence household carbon emissions? Evidence from CFPS microdata	118
Market perspective on climate actions and clean energy transition	118
CO2 emissions abatement costs and drivers for Indian thermal power industry	115

Policy implications of spatially differentiated renewable energy promotion: A multi-level scenario analysis of onshore wind auctioning in Germany	115
How an energy policy prevents child migration: A natural experiment of the coal-to-gas policy in China	113
How to finance green investments? The role of public debt	113
A targeted approach to energy burden reduction measures: Comparing the effects of energy storage, rooftop solar, weatherization, and energy efficiency upgrades	110
Evaluating the accessibility of on-street household electric vehicle charging stations in London: Policy insights from equity analysis across emission zones	107
Is on-property heat and greywater recovery a sustainable option? A quantitative and qualitative assessment up to 2050	106
Policy responses to the COVID-19 pandemic: Another case of “resource curse”?	104
Implementation cost of net zero electricity system: Analysis based on Korean national target	102
Ultra-low emission standards and corporate production performance: Evidence from Chinese thermal power companies	99
Is air pollution a government failure or a market failure? Global evidence from a multi-dimensional analysis	99
The rebound effect of decarbonization in China’s power sector under the carbon trading scheme	98
Quantifying the electric service panel capacities of California's residential buildings	95
Policy mixes for a just, effective, and public budget-conscious household energy transition in Switzerland	95
System design issues of high renewable energy system, the case of Eritrea	92
Opportunities for the German gas grid by using synthetic fuels from an energy system perspective	92
Electricity supply and demand in the European market: the effect on generation adequacy in a dunkelflaute period	92
Cooking fuel types and the health effects: A field study in China	91
The effectiveness of building retrofits under a subsidy scheme: Empirical evidence from Switzerland	90
Policy options to mitigate the fiscal impact of road transport decarbonization: Application to Costa Rica	90
Do consumers concern about energy saving in purchasing energy-efficient home appliances? Evidence from online e-commerce review	88
The impact of monetary policy on climate change through the mediation of sectoral renewable energy consumption	87
Resilience analysis for energy foresight scenarios: addressing the deep uncertainties of hydrogen deployment in industrial hubs	86
Is the single-buyer model a barrier to clean energy deployment? Empirical evidence on decarbonization and renewable energy supply in emerging and developing countries	86
Multi-objective optimization for customized solar business models considering technical-economic-environmental performance: A NSGA-II integrated TOPSIS method	84
Energy poverty in the European Union. The art of kaleidoscopic measurement	84
The persistence paradox of OPEC: Evidence from an evolutionary snowdrift game	82
Uncovering the cognitive costs of energy poverty in Australia	81
From strategic hoarding to fire sales: The structural liquidity shock in China's tradable green certificate market	81
Impact of government subsidies on the innovation performance of the photovoltaic industry: Based on the moderating effect of carbon trading prices	79
Energy savings potential and life cycle costs of deep energy retrofits in buildings with and without habitable style loft attic conversions: A case study of Irelands residential sector	78
Can fusion energy be cost-competitive and commercially viable? An analysis of magnetically confined reactors	78
Bridging the low-carbon technology gap? Assessing energy initiatives for the Global South	77
What is state capacity and how does it matter for energy transition?	76
Fuel efficiency, power trading, and emissions leakage from driving electric vehicles: Evidence from Chinese provinces	73
Evidence of households' demand flexibility in response to variable hourly electricity prices – Results from a comprehensive field experiment in Norway	73
The role of subsidies in accelerating green hydrogen adoption in India: A model-based policy evaluation	73
Electricity generation portfolios in Mexico: Environmental, economic, and policy implications	72
Tracking the drivers of global greenhouse gas emissions with spillover effects in the post-financial crisis era	72
Exploring the links between energy poverty and international migration: Evidence from developing countries	72
Perceptions of accountability and trust in the regulatory governance of wood burning stove sustainability: Survey evidence from the post-Brexit UK	71
Closer economic distance makes positive carbon-related attitude: Evidence from the mechanism of sentiment tendency in worldwide news coverage of India	71
The end of gas	70
Risk dynamics and strategies of China's solar PV industry chain under trade frictions: A review	68
Projecting the fuel efficiency of conventional vehicles: CAFE regulations, gasoline taxes and autonomous technical change	68
Editorial Board	68
‘Luctor et emergo’, how a community energy initiative survived the changing policy and technology landscape of the Dutch energy system?	68