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The
International Journal of Energy and Environment
(IJEE) is
the official journal of the International Energy and Environment
Foundation (IEEF) providing an international forum for the fields of Energy and
Environment. The journal aims to provide the most complete and reliable
source of information on current developments in the field. The journal
enjoys the full support of the IEEF, who provide funds to cover all
costs of publication, including the Article Processing Charges
for all authors. The emphasis
will be on publishing quality articles rapidly and making them
freely available to
researchers worldwide. The journal has a distinguished editorial board
with extensive academic qualifications, ensuring that the journal will
maintain high academic standards and has a broad international
coverage. There are no page charges
and all articles are indexed by the major indexing media therefore
providing the maximum exposure to the articles. The scope of the journal includes: |
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Int. J. Energy Environ. (IJEE)
ISSN 2076-2895
(Print)
ISSN 2076-2909 (Online)
Issues per year: 6
Online access: Free (Open Access)
Page charges: Free (There are no page
charges)
Subscription for one year, 6 issues (Hard
Copy): $600
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Energy
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Fuel cells.
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Hydrogen energy.
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Solar energy conversion
and photovoltaics.
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Wind energy.
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Hydro energy.
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Micro- and nano-energy
systems and technologies.
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Biofuels and
alternatives.
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Hybrid / integrated
energy systems.
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Energy conversion,
conservation and management.
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Energy efficient
buildings.
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Energy storage.
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Energy and sustainable
development.
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Advanced visualization techniques, virtual environments and
prototyping.
Environment
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Energy and environmental impact.
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Assessment of risks from water, soil and air pollution;
effective and viable remedies.
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Evaluation and management of environmental risk and safety.
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Environment and sustainable development.
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Environmental education and training.
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Analysis of contaminants.
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Contaminant source characterization, transport and deposition.
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Multi-media sampling / monitoring (air, soil, water, sediment).
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Quality assurance / control.
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Legislative issues and guidelines.
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Remediation.
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Climate change.
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