"The Energy Journal" is the official quarterly journal of the IAEE. It was founded in 1980 to promote the advancement and dissemination of new knowledge concerning energy and related topics. The editors strive to publish a blend of theoretical, empirical and policy related papers in energy economics.
Each quarterly issue (200 pages) contains original refereed articles, short notes, and book reviews on energy related topics.
Non-technical articles on important policy issues are published in the `Energy Perspectives' section.
A `Research Forum' section reports on the emergence of new analytical methods for economic analysis of energy.
Contributions are welcomed covering all the major areas of energy economics.
Scope and topics covered include:
- Energy & environmental issues
- Petroleum (upstream & downstream)
- Electricity markets
- Energy & developing countries
- Natural gas topics
- Gasoline demand analysis
- OPEC and oil markets
- Renewable energy
- Policy issues
- Coal topics
- Distributed generation
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- Econometric modeling
- Alternative transportation fuels
- Energy efficiency
- Regulatory economics
- Energy taxation
- Market power issues
- Interfuel substitution
- Nuclear power issues
- Transportation
- Emissions trading (SO2, CO2)
- Carbon emissions reduction
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More than half of the manuscripts are submitted from outside North America. One-third of submissions come from Europe with the remainder from Asia-Pacific (15%) and the rest of the world (15%). All papers are rigorously peer-reviewed with an acceptance rate of one in five. The average time for an editorial decision is three months.
For more on topic coverage see
recent abstracts of published articles.
ISI Ranking (2001)
Impact Factor: 2.000 (average citations per paper published in prior 2 years)
2001 Total Cites: 363
Immediacy Index: 0.100
Ranked 3rd out of 62 Energy titles for 2001, according to the ISI Journal Citation Report, Science Edition, 2001. (Energy & Fuels Category).
