Jingchao Zhang (PhD)

My research interests include energy and environmental economics, behavioral economics and applied microeconomics. My research focus on investigating the key drivers of sustainable energy consumption behavior in the society, and providing insights and implications for decision makers on the design of environmental policies as well as market prospects for manufacturers or sellers that trade in environmental-friendly technologies.

Publications - Journal Articles

Global drive towards net-zero emissions and sustainability via electric vehicles: An integrative critical review (With Dil Rahut, Kaewupsorn Patradool, Raja Timilsina and Tetsushi Sonobe). Energy, Ecology and Environment, 2025: 1-20

Are societies becoming proself? A topographical difference under fast urbanization in China (With Koji Kotani and Tatsuyoshi Saijo). Environment Development and Sustainability, 2021, 23:12976-12993

Low-quality or high-quality coal: Household energy choice in rural Beijing (With Koji Kotani and Tatsuyoshi Saijo). Energy Economics, 2019, 78:81-90

Public acceptance of environmentally friendly heating in Beijing: A case of a low temperature air source heat pump (With Koji Kotani and Tatsuyoshi Saijo). Energy Policy, 2018, 117:75-85 4

The determinants of household energy demand in rural Beijing: Can environmentally friendly technologies be effective? (With Koji Kotani). Energy Economics, 2012, 34:381-388

Publications - Editorial Articles

Editorial: Low-carbon economy and sustainable development: driving force, synergistic mechanism, and implementation path （With Zhen Liu, Jing Lan and Pei Wang). Frontiers in Environmental Science, 2024, 12:1504033.

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