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The increasing volume of research on energy management has made bibliometric analysis an essential tool for mapping scientific trends and evaluating research impact. However, bibliometric outcomes are strongly influenced by the choice of the bibliographic database. This study presents a comparative bibliometric analysis of energy management research based on Scopus and Web of Science. Using an identical search strategy and time span, articles and reviews were retrieved from both databases and analysed using the Bibliometrix R-package. The comparison focuses on key bibliometric indicators and the results reveal significant differences between the two databases. These findings emphasize the importance of database selection in bibliometric studies and provide methodological insights for researchers conducting bibliometric analyses in the field of energy management.
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