Can anyone explain why this journal has such a high impact factor but is in the second quartile?

(0) 讚！ | 预策

Is there any author identity discrimination in EE?

(0) 讚！ | ldaaa

I have never heard of the process from submission to acceptance taking only two months. Can you please share the link to your article for everyone to admire?

Based on the time you posted, this must be an article from the beginning of this year or the end of last year, right?
"Post time: 2024-01-08 11:47:15
Last update: 2024-01-08 11:47:15"

(0) 讚！ | 一名青椒

2023.Oct.23th submitted
2023.Dec.8th  U R
2024.J.5th  Major 
2024.J.25th  sent to journal

(0) 讚！ | Paperbeging

Please translate the following passage into English and Japanese, and title them ":" and ":"

(0) 讚！ | 李初心

At which point were you asked to provide code and data? Code and data are not required in the submission system

(0) 讚！ | 888999ffffff

Hello, may I ask where you saw if he found the reviewer?

(0) 讚！ | 青椒炒牛肉

2022.09.02 Submission
2022.10.29 Received initial review comments, major revisions required. Both reviewers' comments were very helpful for improvement.
2022.11.24 Submitted revised manuscript. It took about a month to submit due to other articles that needed revision, but the actual time spent on revisions was a little over a week.
2023.01.07 Accepted
2023.01.12 Online

(6) 讚！ | 秋竹

I'm exhausted. On September 6th, UR sent an invitation to a reviewer, but it was probably rejected. Another reviewer was added, but so far no reviewer has accepted the invitation. I don't know what to do anymore.

(1) 讚！ | 冲冲冲666

The Energy Economics journal is becoming more and more rigorous. It used to be the top journal for energy economics, but now it's even scarier:

1. All submissions require a review fee, increasing the threshold and reducing the amount of junk submissions.
2. All articles must upload code and data for replication by reviewers and editors. I heard that someone was actually selected for replication during the submission process, but that person didn't cheat and eventually got published successfully.
3. Random checks on articles from the recent N years require authors to upload code and data for replication. If it's not possible, who knows what the consequences will be...

Anyway, when everyone submits to EE, they should weigh the pros and cons.

I was lucky enough to have one accepted, also because of the current state of the journal, so I simply "sold" my own method.

(18) 讚！ | 一名青椒

Hello, may I ask if it is necessary to upload all the data and model codes when submitting to Energy Economics?

(0) 讚！ | 天外流云

Posted on September 17, 2020, under review on September 22, 2020, received major revision on November 22, 2020. The comments provided were very professional, and both reviewers were very rigorous. They gave me half a year to make revisions, and I wasn't in a hurry to complete them. I slowly made the revisions while also being busy with other things. I submitted it again on March 17, 2021. In May, one of the reviewers had further comments, which required minor revisions. After completing the revisions, it was accepted in June. It is a highly reputable energy economics journal.

(8) 讚！ | juansdy