ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND COVID-19: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW AND BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS ON ECONOMIC EFFECTS

IF 4.8 2区经济学 Q1 ECONOMICS

Technological and Economic Development of Economy Pub Date : 2023-10-06 DOI:10.3846/tede.2023.18726

Xuan Yao, Zeshui Xu, Xinxin Wang, Lina Wang, Marinko Škare

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The Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) epidemic has deferred global progress in energy efficiency to a decade-long low, posing a threat to the achievement of international climate goals, and also profoundly affected the development of economics. To gain insight into the research frontiers and hotspots in energy efficiency and COVID-19, a systematic literature review and bibliometric analysis on economic effects are performed with the help of the bibliometric tools VOSviewer and Bibliometrix. This paper selects all the publications retrieved based on the subject terms in the Web of Science core collection. Firstly, this article performs a performance analysis of related publications to present the development and distribution of energy efficiency and COVID-19 from research areas, relevant sources, and influential articles. Afterward, a visual analysis of the literature called science mapping analysis is implemented to display the structural and dynamic organization of knowledge in energy efficiency and COVID-19 research. In the end, detailed discussions of two research hotspots and some theoretical and practical implications are concluded in the systematic literature review and bibliometric analysis findings, which may contribute to further development for researchers in the field of energy efficiency and eventually propel the progress of society and economy in an all-round way.

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能源效率与covid-19:经济效应的系统文献综述和文献计量学分析

2019冠状病毒病(COVID-19)疫情使全球能效进展降至10年来最低水平，对国际气候目标的实现构成威胁，也深刻影响了经济发展。为了深入了解能效与新冠肺炎的研究前沿和热点，本文借助文献计量工具VOSviewer和Bibliometrix对能效与新冠肺炎的经济效应进行了系统的文献综述和文献计量分析。本文选取了Web of Science核心馆藏中基于主题词检索到的所有出版物。首先，本文对相关出版物进行了绩效分析，从研究领域、相关来源和有影响力的文章中展示了能效和COVID-19的发展和分布。随后，对文献进行可视化分析，称为科学映射分析，以显示能效和COVID-19研究中知识的结构性和动态组织。最后，通过系统的文献综述和文献计量分析结果，对两个研究热点进行了详细的讨论，并总结了一些理论和实践意义，以期为能效领域的研究人员进一步发展做出贡献，最终推动社会经济的全面进步。

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Technological and Economic Development of Economy ECONOMICS-

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10.00

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15 weeks

期刊介绍： Technological and Economic Development of Economy is a refereed journal that publishes original research and review articles and book reviews. The Journal is designed for publishing articles in the following fields of research: systems for sustainable development, policy on sustainable development, legislation on sustainable development, strategies, approaches and methods for sustainable development, visions and scenarios for the future, education for sustainable development, institutional change and sustainable development, health care and sustainable development, alternative economic paradigms for sustainable development, partnership in the field of sustainable development, industry and sustainable development, sustainable development challenges to business and management, technological changes and sustainable development, social aspects of sustainability, economic dimensions of sustainability, political dimensions of sustainability, innovations, life cycle design and assessment, ethics and sustainability, sustainable design and material selection, assessment of environmental impact, ecology and sustainability, application case studies, best practices, decision making theory, models of operations research, theory and practice of operations research, statistics, optimization, simulation. All papers to be published in Technological and Economic Development of Economy are peer reviewed by two appointed experts. The Journal is published quarterly, in March, June, September and December.