This is the brand new, official Twitter account of Resource and Energy Economics. 🏔️🚿⚡️📉 Allow us to (re)introduce ourselves.

Recently accepted in #REE: 'Does lower electric vehicle production cost spur traditional automaker electrification? Spillovers of cost-reduction investments' by Zhenyang Pi, Ke Wang. #econtwitter https://t.co/34EDfenHz6

Recently accepted in #REE: 'The relevance of non-state climate protection activities as motivation for individual climate protection: Results from a framed field experiment' by Marvin Gleue, Theresa Luigs, Andreas Ziegler. #econtwitter https://t.co/dX29Fo5Bsr

Recently accepted in #REE: 'Does quantity matter for distance decay? Evidence from two choice experiments on urban green' by Malte Welling, Jette Bredahl Jacobsen, Søren Bøye Olsen, Thomas Lundhede. #econtwitter https://t.co/jcv7Uo1hnE

Recently accepted in #REE: 'Observability and stakeholder conflict in resources management' by Jorge Holzer, Geret DePiper, Elizabeth N. Brooks. #econtwitter https://t.co/YRHAX1aMYy

Recently accepted in #REE: 'Accounting for baseline individual and site characteristics when estimating recreational demand for specialized activities' by Robert Fonner, Leif Anderson. #econtwitter https://t.co/xfwXsCqS25

Recently accepted in #REE: 'Spreading the word! Effects of a randomized normative informational campaign on residential water conservation' by Jose D. Lopez-Rivas. #econtwitter https://t.co/kxLl26JDLA

Recently accepted in #REE: 'The Effect of Professional Social Norms on Corporate Environmental Compliance' by Dietrich Earnhart, Lana Friesen. #econtwitter https://t.co/8dlnkrMqRu

Check out this new #REE paper by Yu-Bong Lai on the effects of international vs. domestic emissions trading programs on the distribution of firms between countries. Link: https://t.co/qjlOEgq89s

Recently accepted in #REE: "Learning and uncertainty in spatial resource management," by Kwabena Bediako & Bruno Nkuiya.

🎇Check out the excellent research in the two most recent issues of Resource and Energy Economics!🎇 Volume 76 (February 2024): https://t.co/mlCoNV47xj Volume 77 (April 2024): https://t.co/oAGuQxBE8F

🚨 New paper alert: The intrinsic value of decision rights. People tend to value their decision right beyond its instrumental value. We provide field evidence from switching of electricity contracts. @ResEnergyEcon @ElsevierEnergy 👉 https://t.co/g6FNlyxDuf

New #REE paper on how production quotas can distort market outcomes in fisheries and other biological production settings. Great work by Atle Oglend (@AtleOglend), Frank Asche, & Hans-Martin Straume. Read more here: https://t.co/lvintV5dnR

Recently accepted in #REE: "Feeling the Heat? Analyzing Climate Change Sentiment in Spain using Twitter Data," by Maria L. Loureiro, Maria Alló. https://t.co/iMOGz6csOo

Be sure to submit your papers to the @ResEnergyEcon / @JEEM_tweets Workshop on Nonmarket Valuation. A post-@EAERE_envecon workshop at KU Leuven on July 5th. The deadline for submissions is March 15th. Details here: https://t.co/tGLOR4iZbI

Recently accepted in #REE: "Energy transition and climate change abatement: A macroeconomic analysis," by Lucas Bretschger.

Recently accepted in #REE: "Global non-sustainable harvest of renewable resources reduces their present price but increases their net present value," by Adam Lampert.

Recently accepted in #REE: "Valuing Urban Nature through Life Satisfaction: The Consistency of GIS and Survey Indicators of Nature," by S.P. Sander de Vries, Guillermo Garcia Alvarez, W.J. Wouter Botzen, & M. Marija Bockarjova. https://t.co/fCKsr8wFW2

Recently accepted in #REE: "Political connection and water pollution: New evidence from Chinese listed firms," by Rui Xie, Jiahuan Zhang, & Chuan Tang. https://t.co/SO86DmUeCZ

How will the development of fossil fuel reserves change during the energy transition? Check out this #REE paper by Inge van den Bijgaart & Mauricio Rodriguez to learn more: https://t.co/l2DmSGaayR