About the Journal

Journal of Thermal and Sustainable Energy Systems (JTSES) is now accepting submissions for its inaugural issue. We welcome high-quality original research articles, review papers, and short communications that explore innovations in thermal engineering, sustainable energy systems, and related engineering disciplines.

Topics of Interest Include (but are not limited to):

Ø  Advanced heat transfer mechanisms

Ø  Nanofluids and hybrid nanofluids

Ø  Renewable-integrated thermal systems

Ø  Waste heat recovery and energy efficiency

Ø  Thermal energy storage and phase change materials

Ø  Green thermal technologies and sustainable design solutions

Why Publish with JTSES?

Ø  No publication fees – Article Processing Charges (APCs) are fully waived for the first issue

Ø  Rapid peer review with expert editors

Ø  Open access publication for maximum global visibility

Ø  DOI assignment and indexing applications are in progress

Aim and Scope

Aim
The Journal of Thermal and Sustainable Energy Systems (JTSES) is a peer-reviewed, open-access international journal committed to advancing multidisciplinary research that addresses global challenges in energy, infrastructure, and technology. The journal aims to foster innovation and knowledge exchange across thermal sciences, sustainable energy systems, and core engineering disciplines including Civil, Electrical, and Electronics & Communication Engineering.

Scope
Jtses welcomes original research articles, reviews, case studies, and short communications in the following areas:

Thermal & Sustainable Energy Systems

  • Heat and mass transfer phenomena
  • Nanofluids and hybrid nanofluids
  • Phase change materials and thermal energy storage
  • Energy-efficient heating and cooling systems
  • Waste heat recovery and utilization
  • Solar thermal, geothermal, and biomass energy systems
  • AI and smart control in thermal systems
  • Sustainable design and lifecycle analysis of energy systems

Civil Engineering

  • Sustainable construction materials and practices
  • Smart infrastructure and intelligent transportation systems
  • Structural health monitoring and energy-efficient buildings
  • Geotechnical innovations for energy infrastructure
  • Water resource management and environmental engineering
  • Integration of renewable energy in urban planning

Electrical Engineering (EEE)

  • Power generation, transmission, and distribution systems
  • Smart grids and microgrids
  • Renewable energy integration and grid stability
  • Energy storage systems and power electronics
  • Control systems and automation in energy applications
  • Electric vehicles and sustainable mobility solutions

Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)

  • Embedded systems and IoT for energy monitoring
  • Wireless sensor networks for smart energy systems
  • Signal processing in energy and infrastructure applications
  • Communication protocols for smart grids and buildings
  • VLSI design for low-power and energy-efficient devices
  • AI and machine learning in predictive maintenance and system optimization

Interdisciplinary research that bridges these domains or introduces novel applications of emerging technologies is especially encouraged.

 

Editor-in-Chief:

Deepika Gabiriel