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vol.157 (2026) Directed technical change and the potential fossil fuel technology trap
vol.157 (2026) How trade networks shape green innovation resilience: Evidence from the U.S. energy shock
vol.157 (2026) Optimization of dynamic trading strategies in carbon markets: A decision framework based on Stackelberg game and prospect theory
vol.157 (2026) Corrigendum to ‘Carbon–agriculture market connectedness under the EU ETS: Evidence on sectoral heterogeneity and market states’ [Energy Economics Volume 154, February 2026, 109160]
vol.157 (2026) Climate target announcements as catalysts for artificial intelligence advancement
vol.157 (2026) The EU’s CBAM trinity in LNG supply: Modeling global trade flows, supply risks and upstream emissions
vol.157 (2026) The ‘climate Kuznets curve’: A critique
vol.157 (2026) Low-carbon transition policies, skill-driven inequality, and endogenous political cleavages
vol.157 (2026) G7 currencies in the oil storm: A deep dive into shock responses
vol.157 (2026) A Bayesian perspective on the Environmental Kuznets Curve
vol.157 (2026) Cleaner bills, cleaner air: The environmental co-benefits of stringent renewable portfolio standards policy design
vol.157 (2026) Unlocking a green and efficient economy: The role of resource reallocation
vol.157 (2026) The power of remittances: Driving energy transformation in rural Chinese households
vol.157 (2026) Jobs, investments, and exporting: The real effects of electricity crisis in South Africa
vol.157 (2026) The cost of populism for the renewable energy transition: Evidence from global panel data
vol.157 (2026) Policy uncertainty and electric utility investments
vol.157 (2026) Does geopolitical risk shape energy consumption and carbon emissions? The role of technology innovation and energy security
vol.157 (2026) Retraction notice to “How has climate change been affected by electricity digitalization, supply chain digitalization, and green technologies? Building a path to environmentally sustainable development in E7 nations” [Energy Economics 5 (2025) 108428]
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vol.157 (2026) International unilateral climate policies and carbon leakage: Evidence from airline routes
vol.157 (2026) Dynamic spillover between geopolitical risk and energy markets: Portfolio hedging implication
vol.157 (2026) Gender and energy — Unveiling the nexus of equality and sustainability
vol.157 (2026) Menopause and energy poverty
vol.157 (2026) Socially fair decarbonization pathways for housing and mobility – Insights from a multi-model analysis for Austria
vol.157 (2026) Greening the supply chain: How digital transformation shapes environmental sustainability in emerging economies
vol.157 (2026) Do gasoline price expectations affect household readiness to spend at the ZLB? Evidence from Michigan survey data
vol.157 (2026) Market-based energy policy instruments and total factor productivity in developing countries: Evidence from the cement industry in India
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vol.157 (2026) Distance to the end: The question of UNsustainability
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vol.157 (2026) How does inland Free Trade Zones in China trigger industrial green transformation? Evidence from policy text mining
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vol.155 (2026)
vol.158 (2026) Sticky growth, sticky carbon: Bayesian joint modelling evidence on a growth-carbon lock-in in emerging economies
vol.157 (2026) Directed technical change and the potential fossil fuel technology trap
vol.157 (2026) How trade networks shape green innovation resilience: Evidence from the U.S. energy shock
vol.157 (2026) Optimization of dynamic trading strategies in carbon markets: A decision framework based on Stackelberg game and prospect theory
vol.157 (2026) Corrigendum to ‘Carbon–agriculture market connectedness under the EU ETS: Evidence on sectoral heterogeneity and market states’ [Energy Economics Volume 154, February 2026, 109160]
vol.157 (2026) Climate target announcements as catalysts for artificial intelligence advancement
vol.157 (2026) The EU’s CBAM trinity in LNG supply: Modeling global trade flows, supply risks and upstream emissions
vol.157 (2026) The ‘climate Kuznets curve’: A critique
vol.157 (2026) Low-carbon transition policies, skill-driven inequality, and endogenous political cleavages
vol.157 (2026) G7 currencies in the oil storm: A deep dive into shock responses
vol.157 (2026) A Bayesian perspective on the Environmental Kuznets Curve
vol.157 (2026) Cleaner bills, cleaner air: The environmental co-benefits of stringent renewable portfolio standards policy design
vol.157 (2026) Unlocking a green and efficient economy: The role of resource reallocation
vol.157 (2026) The power of remittances: Driving energy transformation in rural Chinese households
vol.157 (2026) Jobs, investments, and exporting: The real effects of electricity crisis in South Africa
vol.157 (2026) The cost of populism for the renewable energy transition: Evidence from global panel data
vol.157 (2026) Policy uncertainty and electric utility investments
vol.157 (2026) Does geopolitical risk shape energy consumption and carbon emissions? The role of technology innovation and energy security
vol.157 (2026) Retraction notice to “How has climate change been affected by electricity digitalization, supply chain digitalization, and green technologies? Building a path to environmentally sustainable development in E7 nations” [Energy Economics 5 (2025) 108428]
vol.157 (2026) Unplugged and unhappy? Power outages and effects on public well-being
vol.157 (2026) International unilateral climate policies and carbon leakage: Evidence from airline routes
vol.157 (2026) Dynamic spillover between geopolitical risk and energy markets: Portfolio hedging implication
vol.157 (2026) Gender and energy — Unveiling the nexus of equality and sustainability
vol.157 (2026) Menopause and energy poverty
vol.157 (2026) Socially fair decarbonization pathways for housing and mobility – Insights from a multi-model analysis for Austria
vol.157 (2026) Greening the supply chain: How digital transformation shapes environmental sustainability in emerging economies
vol.157 (2026) Do gasoline price expectations affect household readiness to spend at the ZLB? Evidence from Michigan survey data
vol.157 (2026) Market-based energy policy instruments and total factor productivity in developing countries: Evidence from the cement industry in India
vol.157 (2026) Political and economic influences on the Energy Trilemma in Latin America and the Caribbean
vol.157 (2026) Distance to the end: The question of UNsustainability
vol.157 (2026) Energy transition and regional economic growth: Spatial spillovers across the urban-rural divide
vol.157 (2026) Who invests in energy efficiency in owner-occupied homes in Germany? A configurational analysis of personal and contextual conditions
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vol.157 (2026) Impact of time-of-use tariff policies on electric vehicle charging behavior and power system operation in Beijing
vol.157 (2026) How does inland Free Trade Zones in China trigger industrial green transformation? Evidence from policy text mining
vol.157 (2026) How to sustainably spur R&D of energy storage? Policy options and combinations
vol.156 (2026) Fuel subsidy removal and monetary policy adjustments in an oil-producing emerging economy
vol.156 (2026) Unraveling environmental threads: Bitcoin prices, energy consumption, and crypto market volatility
vol.156 (2026) Investigating nuclear energy viability in Texas with decision making model GenX
vol.156 (2026) Environmental regulation and energy poverty: Straw-burning bans in China
vol.156 (2026) Carbon asset pledge financing under allowance allocation mechanisms: Strategies for capital-constrained manufacturers
vol.155 (2026) Does ESG performance mitigate ESG-negative events? Examining the insurance-like vs. greenwashing effect
vol.155 (2026) Blockchain technology, information asymmetry and corporate ESG performance: Evidence from China
vol.155 (2026) Diffusion of electric vehicles – The spillover effect of charging facilities and government demonstrations for neighbouring and peer regions
vol.155 (2026) Clean vehicle ownership: Implications for effective policy interventions
vol.155 (2026) The impacts of community solar projects on housing prices: Evidence from Maryland, the U.S
vol.155 (2026) The adoption of blockchain technology by green duopolistic firms: From Cournot to Bertrand competition
vol.155 (2026) Wood heating and moral licensing: A survey study
vol.155 (2026) Large scale renewable energy deployment reduces regional economic inequality:Evidence from China
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