Mapping renewable energy subsidy policy research published from 1997 to 2018: A scientometric review

Shen, Neng; Deng, Rumeng; Liao, Haolan; Шевчук, Олександр

doi:10.1016/j.jup.2020.101055

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“…At present, the analysis of citation path evolution has been adopted for bibliometrics research in various fields [ 51 ]. By analyzing citation relationships and extracting key citation paths, researchers can discover the development process of important papers from a microscopic perspective [ 36 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Bibliometrics can be used to depict the overall picture of a particular research field at the macro level, and it can also be used to analyze hot topics at the micro level, so more and more scholars have applied it in their research [ 34 , 35 ]. With the support of mathematics and statistics, bibliometrics can be applied to the analysis of various literature samples such as books, periodicals, and policy texts [ 36 , 37 ]. The standard bibliometrics procedure consists of the steps of document collection, data processing, visualization, and analysis.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Mapping the Worldwide Trends on Energy Poverty Research: A Bibliometric Analysis (1999–2019)

Xiao

Wang

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Energy poverty is one of the main challenges facing humanity in the 21st century. Research on energy poverty is becoming a common focus of scholars in many areas. Bibliometrics can help researchers dig deep into the information of specific research fields from a quantitative perspective. In this study, we collected 1018 research papers in the field of energy poverty published in the period 1999–2019 from the Web of Science databases and conducted a bibliometric analysis on them. Cleaning and screening of sample papers, matrix construction, and visualization were performed using Bibliometrix, VOSviewer, and HistCite, summarizing the internal and external characteristics of the papers. With regard to external characteristics, a total of 982 research institutions in 80 regions conducted research in this field. There is extensive cooperation between the countries, and the UK, the USA, Australia, and Italy play the most active role in the cooperation network. With regard to internal characteristics, we found the two most representative citation paths: one path starts from the concerns of energy-poor groups and stops at an ethical discussion on energy poverty; the second path is based on the existing technological path, continuously developing coping policies, evaluation methods, and a conceptual framework for dealing with energy poverty. Furthermore, through coupling analysis, we discovered four focuses of energy poverty research: improvement of definition, improvement of evaluation methods, effects of coping policy, and energy justice. Through a comprehensive analysis of existing papers, this paper reveals some limitations of previous studies and recommends some promising directions for future research on energy poverty.

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Mapping the Worldwide Trends on Energy Poverty Research: A Bibliometric Analysis (1999–2019)

Xiao

Wang

et al. 2021

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“…Renewable energy is considered one of the most promising ways to support sustainable development ( Shen et al., 2020 ), it is because of that strategically Peru is directing its policies to deal with the problem of electricity shortages in rural areas, vulnerable communities, remote areas, etc. Through the implementation of renewable energy, which is supported by the General Rural Electrification Law N° 28749 , which aims to establish the regulatory framework for the promotion and the efficient, sustainable development of electrification in rural areas, isolated localities, and border areas of the country.…”

Section: Renewable Energy and Its Contribution To Sustainable Developmentmentioning

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Sustainable tourism policies in Peru and their link with renewable energy: analysis in the main museums of the Moche route

Calderón-Vargas¹,

Asmat-Campos²,

Chávez-Arroyo³

2021

Heliyon

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Tourism activity in Peru has been experiencing significant growth in the last ten years, positioning this economic sector as the third largest contributor to the National Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Likewise, Peru has a high ecological and climate diversity, which makes it the possessor of renewable energy potential, specifically solar and wind power. The rapid growth of tourism is leading to generating prospects for becoming a sustainable destination. In this sense, it is important to understand and evaluate the Peruvian legislative framework for sustainable tourism and the current state of the implementation of the scenarios provided by the governmental entity in terms of sustainability, and its link with tourism activity. Based on what has been described, this study is aimed at evaluating the four most relevant museums in the northern part of Peru; in addition, it contributes to the studies that exist at the intersection of tourism and sustainability in the chains of activities related to tourism and calls for rationality applied to tourism management in this region of Latin America. The results of the literature review of the Peruvian legal framework reveal a lack of specific laws and regulations on sustainable tourism; on the contrary, there are policies in force that contribute to promoting the development of sustainable tourism. The quantified evaluation of the solar and wind potentials of the geographical area under study indicates the minimum renewable energy potential necessary for its transformation and use in the development of sustainable museums and its contribution to sustainable tourism.

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“…Table 1 shows the citations and average citations in the top 10 countries with publications. In the field of OPG, the United States had the most publications (n = 919), and the total citations (19,189) were also the most; however, the average citations ranked fourth (20.88). Many researchers in the United States are engaged in the research of different OPG technologies.…”

Section: Global Spatial Distribution Of Opg Research and National Collaborationmentioning

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Evolution Trend Research of Global Ocean Power Generation Based on a 45-Year Scientometric Analysis

Chen

et al. 2021

JMSE

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Since 1973, studies have explored ocean power generation from different perspectives. However, in the past 45 years, few studies have attempted to comprehensively review the existing studies on ocean power generation using wave energy, tidal current energy, ocean thermal energy, salinity gradient energy, bio-mass energy, and gas hydrates. In this study, we collected 5262 studies published from 1973 to 2018 for scientometric visualization analysis and drew a knowledge map of the ocean power generation field. The results show that the most important contributions to the research of ocean power generation mainly came from the United States, China, Britain, Italy, Spain, Japan, Norway, Germany, France, and Denmark. Ocean power generation research is mainly divided into two stages. From 1973 to 2007, there were relatively few studies and no obvious hot topics. From 2008 to 2018, the knowledge fields mainly focused on ocean biomass power generation, the exploitation of natural gas hydrates, the utilization of wave energy and tidal energy, the research and optimization of energy generators, the storage and management of ocean energy, and numerical simulations of marine climates. In addition, the joint utilization of wind energy and wave energy is also a current research topic of interest, including joint assessment of the two energy potentials, the research and development of equipment, and numerical simulations of joint power generation projects.

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Mapping renewable energy subsidy policy research published from 1997 to 2018: A scientometric review

Cited by 22 publications

References 77 publications

Mapping the Worldwide Trends on Energy Poverty Research: A Bibliometric Analysis (1999–2019)

Mapping the Worldwide Trends on Energy Poverty Research: A Bibliometric Analysis (1999–2019)

Sustainable tourism policies in Peru and their link with renewable energy: analysis in the main museums of the Moche route

Evolution Trend Research of Global Ocean Power Generation Based on a 45-Year Scientometric Analysis

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