Energy and Climate Management 专题征稿

1、征稿主题

Call for Papers: Global Energy Transition—Risk Identification and Propagation in Industrial Chains, Supply Chains, and Trade Chains

The global energy transition is experiencing unprecedented growth in renewable energy technologies, electric vehicles, and other low-carbon industries, offering tangible hope for mitigating climate change and achieving sustainable development goals. However, this transition also introduces complex challenges, particularly regarding resource reliability and supply chain stability. The evolving global trade landscape, emerging geopolitical tensions, potential resource bottlenecks, and policy changes are further exacerbating these challenges.

The energy transition necessitates a rapid and profound transformation across the entire energy technology ecosystem, from mineral extraction and processing to the large-scale deployment of low-carbon technologies. The high interconnectivity between energy technologies, industries, and markets means that risks in one area can quickly propagate to others, causing cascading effects that may destabilize the entire system. As such, the resilience and sustainability of industry, supply, and trade chains are critical to supporting the energy transition and must be addressed with urgency.

This collection invites papers on the identification, assessment, and propagation of risks within the global energy transition process, with a focus on, but not limited to, the following key areas:

This collection invites papers on the identification, assessment, and propagation of risks within the global energy transition process, with a focus on, but not limited to, the following key areas:

1. Risk identification in industrial chains, supply chains, and trade chains during the innovation, development, and large-scale deployment of low-carbon technologies.

2. Potential vulnerabilities within supply chains, industrial chains, and trade networks of clean energy technologies.

3. Policy dynamics and supply chain risks associated with critical minerals for energy transition.

4. Resource availability, sustainable extraction, and utilization of critical minerals.

5. Impacts of geopolitical risks and trade dynamics on energy transition and mineral supply chains.

6. Effects of policy and regulatory risks on supply chain stability, global energy technology trade, and low-carbon transition.

7. Cross-sectoral and cross-industry transmission of risks in critical minerals and clean energy technology supply chains.

8. Strategies for mitigating supply chain risks and enhancing resilience to support energy transitions.

3、截稿日期

October 31, 2025

4、投稿链接

https://mc03.manuscriptcentral.com/jecm

5、客座编辑

Dr. Baihe Gu （顾佰和）

Professor, Institutes of Science and Development, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Email: gubaihe@casisd.cn

Dr. Meng Li（李萌）

Professor, School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

Email: mengli2010@sjtu.edu.cn

Dr. Heran Zheng （郑赫然）

Professor, The Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction, University College London, UK

Email: heran.zheng@ucl.ac.uk

6、征稿链接

 https://www.sciopen.com/journal/message_news/get_by_id?id=1892032970070016002&issn=3006-9203

Energy and Climate Management (ECM)由清华大学张希良教授担任主编。ECM面向能源和气候管理相关领域的重大现实与理论问题，通过打造一份开放获取、同行评议的高水平学术期刊，致力于提供前沿成果发布与交流的国际化平台，促进政策研究者与决策者之间的对话，为全球应对气候变化与加速能源低碳转型提供解决方案。欢迎相关领域特别是政策、经济、管理和金融等领域的专家学者在此发表成果。

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期刊主页：

https://www.sciopen.com/journal/3006-9203

投稿地址：

https://mc03.manuscriptcentral.com/jecm