Risk management in electricity markets is essential for decision making that involve uncertainty. This article researches the dominant themes and research trends in risk management in electricity markets using descriptive analysis, literature mapping, and data mining techniques. The proposed methodology generates the clusters within the dominant themes and provides a comprehensive view of the main authors, journals, and publications, as well as the main lines of research. The results reveal that the academic production of the subject is increasing and the research trends focused on financial risk management, energy resource management, and that climate coverage mechanisms are of great interest to the scientific community.

In this article, systematic mapping of literature, business intelligence, descriptive analytics and tech mining techniques are used to generate insights to made data-driven editorial decisions and to formulate editorial policies. The proposed methodology is called author analytics in this work, and it has the aim of providing an integral view of the authors and topics of the journal and the authors, topics, documents, and journals citing the journal under review. The proposed methodology is applied to the DYNA (Colombia) journal. The proposed analysis reveals different and complementary points of view of the analyzed journal.