About the Journal
Journal Description
The Journal of Energy, Engineering and Sustainable Development (JEESD) is a peer-reviewed, open-access applied research journal published by KGRTC. It is intended to serve as the institution's knowledge platform for training, research, consultancy, innovation, technical practice, and regional energy-sector transformation. The journal emphasizes the dissemination of practical, industry-relevant research rather than functioning solely as an academic repository. It aims to bridge academia and industry by publishing high-quality scholarly work that contributes to the advancement of energy systems, engineering practice, and sustainable development. The journal will initially publish two issues per year (biannual), with plans to transition to quarterly publication as submission volumes and editorial capacity increase. It adopts a double-blind peer-review process, promotes open access to research, and is designed to support future indexing through high-quality metadata and publication standards.
Aims and Scope
The journal welcomes original research and scholarly contributions in, but not limited to:
- Energy systems
- Engineering
- Hydropower
- Renewable energy
- Power systems
- Electricity markets
- Energy policy
- Energy economics
- Technical skills development
- Innovation
- Energy law
- Climate resilience
- Water-energy systems
- Utility operations and practice
- Engineering interventions
- Institutional capacity development
- Regional energy-sector transformation
Types of Articles Published
The proposal also specifies the categories of manuscripts the journal intends to publish:
- Original Research Articles
- Applied Technical Papers
- Policy and Regulatory Papers
- Case Studies and Industry Practice Notes
- Innovation and Technology Notes
- Technical Reviews and Book Reviews
- Conference and Training Proceedings
