9th IAEE Asia-Oceania Research - Webinar
Professor Yangsiyu Lu was invited to attend the 9th IAEE Asia-Oceania Research - Webinar and delivered a talk titled “Shine on Small Mines: Size-Based Economic Effects of Coal Mine Closure”.
Professor Yangsiyu Lu was invited to attend the 9th IAEE Asia-Oceania Research - Webinar and delivered a talk titled “Shine on Small Mines: Size-Based Economic Effects of Coal Mine Closure”.
EICP Lab was invited to visit the AI/HPC Data Center at HKUST (Guangzhou) and learn about its overall operations.
Professor Yangsiyu Lu was invited to attend the 2026 Annual Academic Conference of the Environmental Economics Branch of the Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences, held in Hohhot from September 19 to 20, 2026.
Professor Yangsiyu Lu attended the 15th Congress of the Asian Association of Environmental and Resource Economics (AAERE), held in Jakarta, Indonesia, on August 20–21, and delivered an academic presentation titled “Shine on Small Mines: Size-Based Economic Effects of Coal Mine Closure.”
Professor Yangsiyu Lu, together with PhD students Yang Zhang, Jiao Xiong, Chenglin Li, Yafei Xu, and Qing Huang, was invited to the Energy Development Research Institute of China Southern Power Grid for an academic visit and exchange, where they engaged in discussions on research topics of mutual interest.
Prof. Yangsiyu Lu recently attended the International Conference on Sustainable Development, Social Responsibility & Business Ethics (ICSDBE 2026) and delivered an academic presentation titled “Shine on Small Mines: Size-Based Economic Effects of Coal Mine Closure.”
Professor Yangsiyu Lu was invited to give a seminar at Jinan University titled “Shine on Small Mines: Size-Based Economic Effects of Coal Mine Closure.”
🎉🎉🎉 Congratulations to Professor Yangsiyu Lu!
We are delighted to share that Professor Yangsiyu Lu has collaborated with Jacquelyn Pless from the MIT Sloan School of Management to publish a research article in Journal of Public Economics, a leading journal in public economics, titled “Greening to Grow: Evidence from Environmental Regulation and Industrial Firm Productivity in China.”
Research by Prof. Yangsiyu Lu was featured in Oxford INET News, highlighting her study on China’s environmental regulation and industrial firm productivity. The research shows that environmental regulation can act as a growth catalyst by encouraging firm upgrading, innovation, and more efficient resource allocation.
Professor Yangsiyu Lu was invited to attend the Third China Energy and Climate Finance 30 Forum, where she delivered a presentation titled “Shine on Small Mines: Size-Based Economic Effects of Coal Mine Closure” in the Outstanding Young Scholars Sub-Forum.
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