Energy economics is a field which has a rather precise application, however, also has transferable skills which can be used to in different fields and sectors as well. Here are a few:
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Energy Economist - the job involves applying economics principles, specifically energy economics, to a wide range of problems in the energy field.
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Energy Modeller - this is a subset of the energy field where mathematical and computational models are used to make predictions and envisage possible futures, and prepare for possible scenarios. There are a wide range of energy models which require careful implementation to be as realistic and representative as possible.
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Energy Policy Analyst - government departments and independent organisations require in-depth, careful analysis and certainty to develop, devise and implement, economics is necessary for this.
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Energy/Environmental Consultant - in studying energy economics, you will develop your analytical skills, which is necessary in consulting. Here, you will be able to apply your skills directly to a wide range of projects.
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Energy Market Researcher - energy markets are complex, involving different actors such as independent power producers, suppliers, regulators, etc. In order to navigate this complex landscape, your analytical and economic skills will make you suitable for this role.