Hongli Zhao
Hongli Zhao was born in June 1988 in Kuqa, Xinjiang. She has been an Associate Professor and Master's Supervisor at Beijing Institute of Petrochemical Technology since September 2017. She earned her Ph.D. in Economics from Xiamen University that same year.
Her research focuses on macroeconomic theory and policy, energy economy and energy policy, energy conservation and emission reduction, and carbon emission reduction. She has presided over 2 provincial and ministerial-level research projects, 1 teaching reform project of the Beijing Higher Education Society, and 1 university-level key teaching reform project, and participated in 5 national and provincial-ministerial projects. She has edited one academic monograph and published over 10 academic papers, 7 of which appeared in Q1 SCI journals (top 10%, TOP journals). She serves as a reviewer for SCI journals such as Energy, Journal of Cleaner Production, and Energy Policy. In 2021, she received the honors of Excellent Homeroom Teacher (Academic Advisor) and Excellent Graduation Thesis Advisor.
- Main Research Areas
(1) Energy demand;
(2) Energy efficiency;
(3) Energy finance.
II. Main Research Projects
1. Beijing Philosophy and Social Sciences Planning Project: A Study on the Mechanism of the Coupling Effect of Environmental Regulation and Industrial Transfer on Energy Efficiency in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region (Project No.: 18JDYJB022). Principal Investigator, Dec. 2018-Dec. 2020.
2. China Postdoctoral Science Foundation General Program: A Study on the Impact of the Coupling of Industrial Agglomeration and Foreign Trade on Energy Efficiency of the Paper Industry (Project No.: 2018M631376). Principal Investigator, Dec. 2018-Sep. 2019.
III. Representative Academic Papers
1. Zhao, H. L., & Lin, B. Q. (2019). Will agglomeration improve the energy efficiency in China's textile industry: Evidence and policy implications. Applied Energy, 237, 326-337.
2. Zhao, H. L., & Lin, B. Q. (2020). Impact of foreign trade on energy efficiency in China’s textile industry. Journal of Cleaner Production, 245, 1-10.
3. Zhao, H. L., & Lin, B. Q. (2019). Resources allocation and more efficient use of energy in China's textile industry. Energy, 185, 111-120.
4. Zhao, H. L., & Lin, B. Q. (2019). Assessing the energy productivity of China's textile industry under carbon emission constraints. Journal of Cleaner Production, 228, 197-207.
5. Lin, B. Q., & Zhao, H. L. (2016). Technological progress and energy rebound effect in China’s textile industry: Evidence and policy implications. Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews, 60, 173-181.
6. Lin, B. Q., & Zhao, H. L. (2015). Energy efficiency and conservation in China’s chemical fiber industry. Journal of Cleaner Production, 103, 345-352.
7. Lin, B. Q., & Zhao, H. L. (2016). Technology gap and regional energy efficiency in China’s textile industry: A non-parametric meta-frontier approach. Journal of Cleaner Production, 137, 21-28.
8. Zhao, H. L.*, & Lu, Y. W. (2011). Discussion on population carrying capacity of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps based on ecological footprint method. Population and Economy, (04), 85-89.
9. Zhao, H. L.*, & Lu, Y. W. (2011). A study on the relationship between industrial energy consumption and economic growth in Xinjiang. Finance & Economics of Xinjiang, (02), 45-49.
10. Zhao, H. L., & Yan, Y.* (2018). Research on risks and prevention and control of asset securitization business in China. Shanghai Finance, 39, 85-91.
11. Luo, P., & Zhao, H. L.* (2019). Economic effects and development countermeasures of logistics integration in five northwest provinces of China. Business Economics Research, (15), 96-100.
12. Zhao, H. L., & Zhang, G. (2018). Research on merger and reorganization of listed companies under the background of supply-side structural reform. Southwest Finance, (09), 71–76.
13. Zhao, H. L. (2021). Classroom teaching reform of econometrics centered on OBE concept. Win the Future, (06), 25-26.
IV. Published Works
Zhao, H. L., & Zhang, G. (2020). A quantitative analysis of employee behavior from an economic perspective. University of Electronic Science and Technology of China Press.
V. Recruitment Information
I mainly admit postgraduate students specializing in Business Administration (1202, academic degree) and Auditing (0257, professional degree).