Energy Management: Economic, Social, and Ecological Aspects

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue is focused on the broad topic of “Energy Management: Economic, Social, and Ecological Aspects,” and includes, but is not limited to, conceptual and practical approaches and methodologies aimed at sustainable energy management. The topic of energy management is considered in the context of sustainable development for the different scales of activities. This Special Issue invites high-quality research papers covering a wide range of topics related to energy philosophy, energy optimization, sustainable development economics, new economy, knowledge economy, effective management, energy forecast, energy modeling, synergy, bifurcation, energy policy, strategic management, sustainable manufacturing management, post- and neo-industrialization, industry 4.0, intelligent system management, electromobility, the Internet of things, the industrial Internet of things, sustainable smart systems, cognitive technology, reflexive management, cyber-physical systems, artificial intelligence, big data, intelligent energy management system, energy efficiency, energy marketing, energy security, renewable energy, green energy, brain-mind energy, space energy, energy poverty, energy services affordability, social responsibility management, safety culture, culture for sustainable development, cultural sustainability, social justice, technology ethics, applied ethics, technology assessment, philosophy of technology, energy ethics, ontology of energy, environmental protection, climate protection, air protection, ecological awareness, ecological culture, sustainable smart city, circular economy, sozology, ecological education, education for sustainable development, environmental management, ecophilosophy, ecoethics, greenhouse effect, rationality, and cogeneration.

Moreover, the manuscripts on interdisciplinary research, which can help respond to the contemporary COVID-19-associated challenges, are especially welcome.

The 4th International Interdisciplinary Scientific Conference “Digitalisation and Sustainability for Development Management: Economic, Social, and Environmental Aspects” (6–7 September 2024, London, UK).

Prof. Dr. Aleksy Kwilinski
Prof. Dr. Aleksandra Kuzior
Prof. Dr. Janusz Kotowicz
Prof. Dr. Oleksii Lyulyov
Guest Editors

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