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Aims and Scope

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"Economics of Energy & Environmental Policy" (EEEP), established as an IAEE publication in 2011, is policy oriented. It focuses on all policy issues in the interface between energy and environmental economics. EEEP provides a research-based, scholarly, yet easily read and accessible source of information on contemporary economic thinking and analysis of energy and environmental policy. Its editors are Jean-Michel Glachant (European University Institute in Florence, Italy), Paul Joskow (Sloan Foundation) and Michael Pollitt (Cambridge University). The editors strive to publish a blend of policy papers and notes, organized symposia on specific policy issues, feature articles, book reviews and commentaries on current energy and environmental policy. The Journal wants to nurture a dialogue between academics, business and public authorities. It covers policy issues worldwide.

Published twice a year in March and September, each issue (approx. 100 pages) contains original refereed articles, short notes, feature articles, commentaries, and book reviews on energy and environmental economic topics, with a policy orientation.

Contributions are welcomed covering all the major areas of energy and environmental economics and policy.

Scope and topics covered include:

  • Objectives and instruments in climate policy
  • Energy market design
  • Infrastructure regulation and regulatory policy
  • Competition policy (including market power issues, etc.)
  • Emission trading
  • Policy of international negotiations and agreements on environmental issues
  • Energy, environment and developing countries
  • Institutions for policy formation and enforcement
  • Sustainability of energy systems
  • Energy systems in city planning
  • Demand response tools
  • Energy security
  • Renewable energy policy
  • Technology and innovation policy
  • Energy efficiency policy
  • Natural resources policy for energy extractive industries
  • Transportation policy
  • Taxation and fiscal policy issues
  • Private-public partnership in energy industries

 

ISSN 2160-5882 (Print)

ISSN 2160-5890 (Online)