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Springer
Energy Efficiency
Energy Efficiency covers wide-ranging topics related to energy efficiency, energy savings, energy consumption, energy sufficiency, and energy transition in all sectors across the globe. Coverage includes energy efficiency policies at all levels of governance enabling social, organizational, and economic factors of sufficient and efficient behavior and decisions; analysis and modeling of energy efficiency performance, measures, policies, outcomes, and impacts; energy management systems and energy services; the role of energy efficiency and demand-side management in energy planning, energy markets and risk assessment; local sustainable energy planning; energy behavior; acceptability of policy, technology, and new energy systems; and emerging technologies and approaches to improve energy efficiency.
Energy Efficiency editors welcome new and original work that contributes to our knowledge of energy efficiency and energy savings and that offers broad implications for energy efficiency within the transition to a more sustainable energy system. Editors will only consider clearly written, broadly applicable and accessible submissions that contain a novel element, issue, approach, method or result and that inspire progress in actual energy efficiency gains and energy savings. Areas ofcurrent interest include
• Evaluation and modeling of energy efficiency policies and demand-side management programs
• Impact of energy efficiency economy-wide across diverse levels of governance
• Contribution of energy efficiency to climate change mitigation goals
• Co-benefits or multiple benefits of energy efficiency and energy savings, especially health benefits and productivity
• Policies and incentives for energy efficiency and demand-side management programs in future electricity markets with high shares of renewables and prosumers
• Innovative approaches to improving energy use by applying new business models and latest advances in digital information and communications technology Effects of behavioral approaches and social practices to energy demand and efficiency
• Corporate energy efficiency and energy savings management programs, investment decisions, financing; energy efficiency and energy savings as corporate social responsibility
• Energy efficiency in transport, buildings and communities showing the benefits of an integrated approach.
• The role of energy efficiency and demand-side response in the energy transition
Current Sustainable/Renewable Energy Reports
Current Sustainable/Renewable Energy Reports focuses on the latest advances in energy, offering expert reviews on current research on sustainable and renewable fuels, the transportation sector, the power sector, the environment, energy-water nexus, energy-food-agriculture; waste streams and urban planning.
Articles cover a range of established and emerging opportunities for energy management. Expert contributors present timely research, assess the efficacy of available options and discuss special considerations.
- Reviews the latest advances in energy
- Offers expert reviews of current research, including established and emerging opportunities for energy management
- Covers sustainable and renewable fuels, transportation, energy, food and agriculture, urban planning and more
Technology and Economics of Smart Grids and Sustainable Energy
Smart grids are recognized as a key building block for future sustainable energy systems with fewer emissions and better quality of service. It is becoming obvious that smart energy systems are not just an issue of technology development but must also consider the operation and impact of networks in which these technologies are embedded. Furthermore, underlying the physical network is a network of stakeholders, including multiple consumers, producers and grid operators, with vested and often competing interests. Regulation plays an important role as it shapes the relations between the stakeholders above. Successful smart grid applications will adapt to the local grid and its characteristics, e.g., population density and consumption. Still, they will also adapt to and influence operation, policy and regulation decisions.
This journal aims to identify challenges and solutions for smart sustainable energy systems. The journal welcomes contributions on renewable energy systems; energy storage; modeling and control of smart sustainable energy systems; risk management, resilience, and reliability of smart sustainable energy systems; power electronics for smart sustainable energy systems; electricity markets & power systems analytics. The major coverage includes but is not limited to the following:
- Smart Grids, Microgrids, Nanogrids and Automation in Smart Sustainable Energy Systems
- Sustainable Energy Technology
- Sustainable Energy Management
- Transport Electrification
- Cyber-Physical Systems
- Active Distribution Networks
- Demand-Side Management
- Energy Storage Systems
- Analytic Methods and Advanced Control Techniques
- Smart Transmission Systems
- Smart Grid Devices
- Socio-Economic aspects
Review papers and state-of-the-art papers are also of interest.
Wiley
Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy
Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy is a bimonthly publication of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers reporting on critical issues of the environment, including remediation and treatment of solid or aqueous wastes, air pollution, sustainability, and sustainable energy. Each issue helps engineers and scientists stay on top of technological advances in all areas associated with the environment primarily through peer-reviewed technical manuscripts, short letters, or review articles. Contributions describe novel and significant applications to the fields of:
- Air Pollution Control
- Biofuels
- Bioremediation
- CO2 Capture and Sequestration
- Energy Efficiency
- Environmental Justice
- Green Engineering
- Hydrogen and Hydrogen Storage
- Life Cycle Analysis
- Recycle and Circular Economy
- Renewable Resources
- Solar Powered Chemical Technologies
- Sustainability
- Wastewater Treatment
- Water Pollution Control
- Waste Management
International Journal of Energy Research
International Journal of Energy Research (IJER) is dedicated to providing a multidisciplinary, unique platform for researchers, scientists, engineers, technology developers, planners, and policy makers to present their research results and findings in a compelling manner on novel energy systems and applications. IJER covers the entire spectrum of energy from production to conversion, conservation, management, systems, technologies, etc. We encourage paper submissions aiming at better efficiency, cost improvements, more effective resource use, improved design and analysis, and reduced environmental impact.
IJER is concerned with the development and exploitation of both advanced traditional and new energy sources, systems, technologies and applications. Interdisciplinary subjects in the area of novel energy systems and applications are also encouraged. High-quality research and review papers are solicited in, but are not limited to, the following areas:
- Biofuels and alternatives
- Carbon capturing and storage technologies
- Clean coal technologies
- Energy conversion, conservation and management
- Energy storage
- Energy systems
- Hybrid/combined/integrated energy systems for multi-generation
- Hydrogen energy and fuel cells
- Hydrogen production technologies
- Micro- and nano-energy systems and technologies
- Nuclear energy
- Renewable energies (e.g. geothermal, solar, wind, hydro, tidal, wave, biomass)
- Smart energy system
Solar RRL
Solar RRL publishes Research Articles (formerly known as Rapid Research Letters, and renamed for a broader and more-encompassing format) and Reviews covering all aspects of solar energy conversion. This includes, but is not restricted to, photovoltaics and solar cells (established and new systems), the development, characterization and optimization of materials and devices, photovoltaic modules and systems, their installation and deployment, photocatalysis, solar fuels, photothermal and photoelectrochemical solar energy conversion, energy distribution and grid issues, as well as other aspects.
Solar RRL has a 2021 Impact Factor of 9.173 (Journal Citation Reports (Clarivate Analytics, 2022)).
ISSN: 2367-198X (online).
Currently 12 issues per year.
Readership
Materials scientists, chemists, physicists, and engineers in academia as well as industry.
Elsevier
Renewable Energy Focus
Renewable Energy is no longer a niche sector of novel technologies, and we have now implemented renewable energy to a scale where it is expected to provide 50% of global power in the next few decades. This integration has had a significant impact on conventional energy infrastructure, creating a new grand challenge that the energy sector needs to address:
- How should energy infrastructure and markets evolve as the grid becomes more decarbonised and decentralised, and as greater digitisation comes to the fore;
- And with this challenge in mind, what pathways (and their associated requirements) will enable renewable energy technologies to co-exist with other assets in a rapidly-decarbonising energy system?
Renewable Energy Focus Journal aims to be a focal point for exploring where these complex forces of decarbonisation, decentralisation and digitisation intersect with the scale up of renewable energy, its related technologies, and market developments.
Renewable Energy
The journal, Renewable Energy, seeks to promote and disseminate knowledge on the various topics and technologies of renewable energy systems and components. The journal aims to serve researchers, engineers, economists, manufacturers, NGOs, associations and societies to help them keep abreast of new developments in their specialist fields and to apply alternative energy solutions to current practices.
Renewable Energy is an international, multi-disciplinary journal in renewable energy engineering and research. The journal aims to be a leading peer-reviewed platform and an authoritative source of original research and reviews related to renewable energy.
Renewable Energy covers research in the following areas:
- Biomass Conversion
- Photovoltaic Technology Conversion
- Solar Thermal Applications
- Wind Energy Technology
- Desalination
- Solar and Low Energy Architecture
- Climatology and Meteorology
- Geothermal Technology
- Wave, Tide and Ocean Thermal Energies
- Hydro Power
- Hydrogen Production Technology and Fuel Cells
- Socio-economic and Policy Issues
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
The mission of Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews is to communicate the most interesting and relevant critical thinking in renewable and sustainable energy in order to bring together the research community, the private sector and policy and decision makers. The aim of the journal is to share problems, solutions, novel ideas and technologies to support sustainable development, the transition to a low carbon future and achieve our emissions targets as established by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews publishes review papers, original research, case studies and new technology analyses that have a significant review element, which may take the form of a critique, comparison, or analysis. The journal also publishes a new paper type, Expert Insights, which are commissioned mini-reviews from field leaders on topics of significant interest. Case studies will only be considered if they also demonstrate the applicability of the work to other regions and/or inform the broader field of renewable and sustainable energy. A bibliographic or literature review, without critical thinking is not considered suitable.
The journal considers articles on the following themes, provided the link to renewable and sustainable energy is clear and thoroughly examined:
Energy resources - bioresources (e.g. biomass, waste), fossil fuels (including natural gas), geothermal, hydrogen, hydropower, nuclear, marine and ocean energy, solar and wind
Applications - buildings, industry and transport including information communication systems
Utilization - batteries, conversion technologies, fuel cells, storage technologies, technical developments and technology scaling
Environment - atmosphere, climate issues, meteorology, mitigation technologies (e.g. carbon capture and storage (CCS), carbon capture and utilization (CCU), solar radiation management)
Techno-socio-economic aspects - health, industry, policy, political, regulatory, social (e.g. access, education, equality, equity)
Systems - carbon accounting, energy-food-water nexus, energy modelling, life cycle assessment (LCA), nutrient-energy-water (NEW) nexus, smart infrastructure
Sustainability - the United Nations Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs)
Space systems - satellite technology, planetary exploration and habitation, environmental protection of space and the solar system
Ocean systems - ocean technology, ocean exploration, environmental protection of the ocean.