New &

Renewable Energy

Chief Editor Hyun-Goo Kim
Managing Editor Youngkuk Kim
Frequency Quarterly
ISSN 1738-3935(Print)
  2713-9999(Online)

Aims and Scope

The journal, New & Renewable Energy is the official journal of Korean Society for New and Renewable Energy (KSNRE). It is published quarterly in March, June, September, and December each year. Abbreviated title is โ€œNew. Renew. Energyโ€ It was launched in March, 2005, and it has been indexed in KCI (Korea Citation Index) since 2015.

This journal aims to promote and encourage the advancement of the field of new and renewable energy. The journal covers research in the following areas:

  • - Photovoltaics
  • - Solar Thermal
  • - Wind Energy
  • - Bioenergy
  • - Marine Energy
  • - Geothermal Energy
  • - Small Hydro Power
  • - Waste to Energy & Utilization
  • - Hydrogen Cell
  • - Fuel Cell
  • - Low Carbon Technology
  • - Policy, Strategy & New Business
  • - Grid/Energy Storage System
  • - Zero-Energy
  • - CCT & CCS
  • - Resource Map
  • โ€“ Gas Hydrates
  • โ€“ Clean Fuel

The copyright of the published article is held by KSNRE. Upon acceptance of an article, authors will be asked to complete a โ€˜Copyright Transfer form for Publication.โ€™ After the copyright transfer, Korean Society for New and Renewable Energy (KSNRE) has the rights such as distribution of reprints, authorization of reprints, translation, or photocopying by others, production of microfilm editions, and authorization of indexing and abstracting services in print and data base formats.

Full members, student members, and special member companies who have paid the annual membership fee can subscribe to this journal with no extra subscription fee.

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Volume 18(3); September 2022

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