Weekly Energy Economics Paper Monitor

2026-08-03 to 2026-08-10

Weekly Brief

This weekly digest tracks newly published papers from selected journals and free metadata feeds, with a primary focus on energy economics across demand, supply, markets, prices, policy, and forecasting. Climate-sensitive demand, exposure, adaptation, and specialized empirical approaches are treated as important subthemes rather than hard requirements.

Report Window 2026-08-03 to 2026-08-10
Papers Identified 1
Highlighted Below 1
Journals Checked 4

This week's shortlist centered on Energy demand, supply, markets, and policy, with 1 relevant paper identified and 1 highlighted below.

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Key Themes This Week

A quick overview of the main ideas that shaped this reporting window.

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Energy demand, supply, markets, and policy

The strongest papers this week focused on core energy-economics questions around demand, supply, pricing, market design, and policy.

Weekly Synthesis

The sections below bring the most relevant papers together with short editorial summaries and direct links.

Energy demand, supply, markets, and policy

This week's most relevant papers concentrated on core questions in energy demand, supply, prices, and policy.

Unveiling Forces: Electricity Market Volatility and Natural Gas Prices—Evidence from India

The Energy Journal | 2026-08-09

This study investigates the intricate relationships between natural gas prices and electricity price volatility in India. For this purpose, we use Indian daily market data from April 2012 to May 2024 and examine asymmetric interconnection between energy market indicators. By looking at both spot and futures prices of natural gas, we uncover detailed insights into how these indicators are inter-related over diverse time periods. Our findings indicate that increases and decreases in electricity market return...

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