The Handbook of Energy Policy

Section I. The Geopolitics of Energy Markets<p></p><p>1.&nbsp;Harnessing Win-Win Energy Geopolitics and Competitive Global Energy Market by Integrating Energy Efficiency</p><p>2.&nbsp;The Geopolitics of the European Union-Russia Gas Trade</p><p>Section II. Policies to Achieve Energy Security</p><p>3.&nbsp;Energy Convergence and Regional Energy Security: Policy Implications</p><p>4.&nbsp;Energy Security in a Resource-Rich Economy: Case of Iran</p><p>5.&nbsp;Effective factors and policies in Electrical Energy Security</p><p>6.&nbsp;&nbsp;Policies to Alleviate Energy Poverty in the Cooking Sector in India</p><p>7.&nbsp; Energy cooperation between China and Africa to Alleviate Energy Poverty</p><p>8.&nbsp; Policies to Alleviate Energy Poverty: From Fundamental Concepts to a Practical Framework in the New Era</p><p>Section III. Energy Trade and Integration Policies</p><p>9.&nbsp; Russian Federation–Asia and the Pacific Energy Trade Pattern Assessment</p><p>10. Role of Electricity Trade in South Asian Energy Security</p><p>11. Towards the Sustainable Development through Energy Transnationalism: Case Study of Integrated Energy Markets in Asia</p><p>&nbsp;Section IV. Energy Pricing Policies</p><p>12.&nbsp; Energy Subsidy Policy</p><p>13.&nbsp; &nbsp;Oil Market Reforms and Pricing Policy Evolution in China</p><p>Section V. Energy Finance: Most Recent Developments and Policies</p><p>14.&nbsp; Rethinking Green Finance in Greenfield Investments: The Moderating Role of Institutional Qualities on Environmental performance</p><p>15.&nbsp; Policies to Bring Private Investment and Finance in Green Energy Projects</p><p>16.&nbsp; Role of Tokenizing Green Energy Assets in Boosting the Green Digital Finance</p><p>17.&nbsp; Energy market financialization and its policy implications</p>Section VI. Energy Policies for Sustainable Development<p></p><p>18.&nbsp; Energy policies for Sustainable Development</p><p>19.&nbsp; Challenges in Shaping Sustainable Energy Policy in Greater Mekong Sub-region</p><p>20.&nbsp; Sustainable Energy Policy for India</p><p>Section VII. Policies for Sustainable Energy Innovations and Technologies</p>21. Technology Diversification in Renewable Mini-Grid Portfolios<p></p><p>22.&nbsp; Leveraging Digitalization for Improving Energy Efficiency</p><p>Section VIII. Renewable Energy Policies and Energy Transition</p><p>23. Determinants of Energy Transition in Asia</p><p>24. Solar Energy Price Determinants</p><p>25. Towards an Optimized Biofuels Use Roadmap for Indonesia Road Transport</p><p>26.&nbsp; Artificial Intelligence in the Nuclear Power Plants</p><p>27. Hydrogen as Energy Storage for Renewable: Economic Competitiveness and Policy Implications</p><p>Section IX. Energy Efficiency Policies and Programs</p><p>28. Energy Efficiency for Climate Action: Evolution of India’s Energy Efficiency Policies & Way Forward</p><p>29. Energy Efficiency and Electricity Reforms: A Way Forward for Clean Power Development</p><p>Section X. Energy Nexus Studies</p><p>30. Volatility Linkages Between Energy and Food Prices</p><p>31. Energy-Pollution-Health-Economy nexus study in South East Asia</p><p>32. Intermarket Risk Transmission among Energy, Carbon and Commodities</p><p>Section XI. Electricity Market Policy</p><p>33. Wholesale Electricity Price, Carbon Emissions and Economic Output in Australia: The Role of Carbon Pricing</p><p>34. An Empirical Analysis of China’s Power Sector Reform and Efficiency</p><p>35. Identifying and Prioritizing the Indicators of the Optimal Districting in Electricity Distribution Companies</p><p>Section XII. Economics and Policy of Fossil Fuels</p><p>36. How Vulnerable is the Bangladesh Economy to Oil Price Shocks</p><p>37. Policy Dilemma and Solutions to the Successful Energy Transition</p><p>38. Transmission of oil price fluctuations through trade linkages</p>