Critical Dimensions of the Global Energy Transition

Description

This special issue examines the global energy transition from fossil fuels to low-carbon technologies, addressing the systemic transformation required to mitigate climate change and achieve sustainable development. The call seeks applied, problem-solving research that explores the interplay between technological innovation, policy frameworks, market dynamics, and geopolitical factors across different geographical contexts.

The special issue welcomes contributions on energy sector management, simulation tools, circular economy approaches, and integrated models that assess economic and environmental pathways. Research should address challenges such as green finance, supply chain resilience, carbon neutrality, and policy mechanisms for successful energy transitions, as well as emerging topics including leadership development, gender issues, and professional training in the energy sector.

Potential topics

  • Fossil Low Carbon Structural Shift in Energy Sector
  • Future Agenda & Bibliometric Reviews on Energy Transition
  • Energy Asset Prioritization & Modernization for Energy Development
  • Technological Innovation in Renewables For Future Energy Markets
  • Solutions to Bottlenecks for Sustainable Energy Efficiency Models
  • Simulation & Digital Tools in Energy Transition Assessment
  • Energy Transition Shift: The Market & Pricing Dynamics
  • Resilience in Renewable Supply Chain Management
  • Green & Climate Finance interface of Energy Transition
  • Energy-Climate-Environment Nexus
  • Economic-Environmental Policy Pathways
  • Carbon Emissions & Neutrality
  • Future and Emerging Models of Circular Economy & Waste Management
  • Corporate Energy Practice Attraction: Board Level Decision, Policy Dilemmas & Geopolitics
  • Leadership, Gender & Human Capital