Energy Economics

Energy Economics is an emerging and dynamic branch of economics
that examines how energy resources are produced, priced, distributed,
and utilized within an economy. With this in mind, I have aimed to
create a text that is both accessible and informative, enabling learners
to explore the intricate relationship between energy, environment, and
economic growth.
The content of this book is organized in a systematic and progressive
manner, beginning with the basic principles of energy demand and
supply, and advancing to topics such as energy pricing, market
structure, policy framework, and sustainability. Each chapter includes
conceptual discussions, practical examples, case studies, and review
exercises to promote better understanding and application.
This book is the outcome of dedicated effort and valuable guidance from
mentors, colleagues, and students who have continually encouraged me
in this academic journey. I also extend my sincere thanks to my coauthors, whose knowledge and insights have enriched the content of
this work.