Along with climate change, urbanization growth, excessive energy consumption, and concerns about the depletion of its resources are some of the challenges that have been addressed in scientific and research communities in the form of "resilient energy" after the urban resilience approach was explained in the last two decades. In this context, explaining the relationship between urban form and resilient energy is one of the topics that has received attention in recent years. A review of recent articles in this field provides a comprehensive understanding of the effective indicators of form on resilient energy, and by analyzing the course and trend of influential research in this subject area, it clarifies the path of future research. This study aims to explain the most important indicators, methods, and trends in research in the field of urban form and resilient energy by systematically reviewing previous research, especially in the last decade. For this purpose, while advancing the search process in the Scopus scientific database and obtaining 413 primary studies, using the Prism framework and after going through three stages of screening, 31 articles were selected for review and analysis. The selected articles were analyzed in terms of publication time course, geographical origin of the research, common conceptual areas and keywords, methodology, scale, and indicators under study. The research findings, while explaining the most important indicators affecting the field of urban form on energy resilience at macro, medium, and micro scales, categorized and analyzed methodological approaches in this field, and explained the flow trends of research in the discussion layer. These findings can be applied both in scientific circles to formulate research plans for graduate students and faculty members, and in professional circles to formulate development and review plans, as well as to set urban rules and regulations.