Purpose This paper aims to comprehensively review research on clean and affordable energy goals through the lens of business, management and allied disciplines. Design/methodology/approach Leading databases were used to identify relevant publications. Science mapping, performance analysis, thematic analysis and advanced visualisation tools were used to examine the research landscape Findings A significant rise in clean energy research has been observed within the recent timeframe. Interestingly, most authors had only one publication on the topic, suggesting a need for increased collaboration and more in-depth studies. Two prevalent research themes are technology and implementation (focusing on advancement and storing solutions) and social equity and policy (focusing on energy access and policy frameworks). Originality/value This paper offers the first comprehensive review within the specific disciplinary scope. This study provides valuable insights for scholars, policymakers and business leaders and identifies exciting areas for future exploration, propelling the transition to sustainable energy.
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