Many library databases let you start with a known document (for example, a journal paper) and generate references it cites and/or documents published later in time that cite it.
Benefits:
Contact a librarian to identify relevant databases and setting up email alerts for citing literature. Some starting points:
Review articles give a bird's eye view of a field or niche within a field. They can also contain useful bibliographies/works cited lists.
Some research databases, like Web of Science and PubMed, allow you to perform a search then limit the results to only show review articles.
One publisher, Annual Reviews, publishes only review articles. Try searching their Web platform (listed below) for your topic.
Some highly-cited journals related to energy systems engineering.