Energy Policy and International Cooperation in Energy

Di Wang is an Assistant Professor and Researcher at the School of Government Management, Peking University. He earned his Ph.D. in Economics from Peking University and has served as a postdoctoral researcher at Cornell University. His research focuses on public policy in energy and the environment, theories and policies of sustainable and high-quality development, international cooperation and trade policies in energy, industrial security of energy and resources, and technology innovation and policy. As the primary and corresponding author, he has published over twenty scholarly articles in influential Chinese and international journals, such as the Economic Research Journal, Cities, Resources, Conservation and Recycling (RCR), Journal of Cleaner Production, Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, and npj Climate Action. Additionally, he has led several national and provincial research projects as the principal expert, including major initiatives funded by the National Social Science Fund of China, the Ministry of Education's Humanities and Social Sciences Youth Fund, and the Beijing Municipal Social Science Fund.

• Energy policy theory and frontier issues and methods.- Theories emerging issues and approaches in international energy cooperation.- Evolution of international energy strategies.- Energy policy systems and policy effectiveness of major countries and regions in the world.- A global perspective the impact of consensus action on international energy cooperation.- The perspective of major countries and regions in the world the impact of energy policies on international energy cooperation.