Energy Strategy Reviews

Energy Strategy Reviews is a leading, peer-reviewed, open access journal published by Elsevier that serves as a vital platform for the integrated analysis of energy systems, policy, and economics. With an ISSN of 2211-467X and a 2026 Journal Impact Factor of 12.100, it is ranked in the prestigious Q1 quartile, underscoring its exceptional influence and high citation impact within the energy and environmental strategy fields. The journal’s scope is distinctly interdisciplinary, focusing on the strategic dimensions of energy transitions, including energy security, climate change mitigation, energy market design, regulatory frameworks, and the socio-technical dynamics of decarbonization. It covers a broad spectrum of topics such as renewable energy integration, energy efficiency policies, energy modeling and scenario analysis, geopolitics of energy, and sustainable development strategies. The journal publishes a variety of article types, including original research articles, comprehensive review papers, perspective pieces, and case studies that offer actionable insights for decision-making. Its target audience is equally diverse, encompassing energy policymakers, industry strategists, academic researchers, and analysts in government agencies and international organizations. A notable feature of Energy Strategy Reviews is its open access model, which ensures that all published content is freely and permanently available online, maximizing global readership and the practical application of its findings. This combination of a high-impact factor, Q1 ranking, open access dissemination, and a focus on actionable strategy positions the journal as an essential resource for shaping evidence-based energy policy and guiding sustainable energy investments worldwide.