About the Journal
Aim and Objectives:
The Asian Journal of Energy, Power and Allied Studies (AJEPAS) aims to promote the exchange of knowledge and research in the fields of energy, power, and related areas. The journal seeks to provide a platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to discuss innovative solutions and advancements that address energy challenges in the Asian context. Its objective is to foster interdisciplinary research that enhances the understanding of energy systems and their impact on economic development, environmental sustainability, and social equity.
Scope:
AJEPAS covers a broad spectrum of topics related to energy and power, including but not limited to:
- Renewable energy technologies (solar, wind, bioenergy, etc.)
- Energy conservation and efficiency
- Power generation, transmission, and distribution
- Energy policy and regulation
- Climate change impacts on energy systems
- Environmental implications of energy use
- Energy economics and market dynamics
- Emerging trends in energy and power
The thematic scope encompasses both theoretical and practical research, case studies, policy analysis, and technological advancements, focusing on solutions that address the unique energy challenges faced by Asian countries.
Geographic Area:
The journal primarily focuses on the Asian continent, addressing the distinct energy needs, policies, and innovations in various Asian countries. It emphasises research that highlights local challenges and solutions while contributing to global discussions on energy and sustainability.
Publication Frequency:
AJEPAS is published annually, providing a comprehensive collection of research articles, reviews, and case studies, all peer-reviewed to ensure high academic standards and relevance in the field.
This journal serves as a crucial resource for stakeholders in the energy sector, including policymakers, researchers, and industry professionals, facilitating the dissemination of knowledge vital to fostering sustainable energy development in Asia.
