
Energy Studies Review, a publication of McMaster University, is an applied energy policy journal published in Canada.
An interdisciplinary journal for energy analysts (published first in 1988), Energy Studies Review's major themes include energy policy, energy and the environment, energy technology, social impacts of energy utilization and surveys of experimental and theoretical approaches.
We also publish special issues devoted to specialized topics emerging from conferences or workshops devoted to particular themes. Articles in both English and French are welcome.

Photos by Dan Krawchuk
Energy Studies Review hosted the SMART METERING AND ADVANCED METERING INFRASTRUCTURE Conference on November 30th, 2009 at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Burlington ON Canada.
To read the conference proceedings and hear the keynote speaker address by Clement Chen, Senior Vice President, Strategic Development SAIC Infrastructure, Logistics and Product Solutions Group, please go to Conference Proceedings for complete information.
Current Issue: Volume 16, Issue 1 (2008)
Articles
Environmental Regulation and Interest Group Pressure on Petroleum REfinery Capacity Growth in the US: A Regional Analysis
Donald Baum, Christopher Decker, and Jorge Montoya
Perception de l'energie nucleaire et (ir)rationalite: une analyse sure donnees francaises
Caroline Hussler and Patrick Ronde
A Supply Function Equilibrium Model with Forward Contracts - An Application to Wholesale Electricity Markets
Francois Boisseleau, Tarjei Kristiansen, and Konstantin Petrov
