1. Originality and Novelty:
- Original Research: Submissions must present original research that significantly advances knowledge within the field of energy. The journal prioritizes contributions that introduce new concepts, methodologies, or applications.
- Novelty: Clearly articulate the novelty and innovative aspects of the research. Highlight how the study expands upon existing knowledge or fills gaps in current literature.
2. Clarity and Precision:
- Clear Communication: Write in clear, concise, and precise language to facilitate understanding by a broad audience, including non-specialists and interdisciplinary readers.
- Technical Terms: Define technical terms and concepts appropriately. Provide sufficient background information to ensure clarity without overwhelming readers with unnecessary detail.
3. Structure and Organization:
- Logical Flow: Follow a clear and logical structure: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, and Conclusion. Each section should flow logically to guide readers through the research process and findings.
- Emphasis on Findings: Clearly present findings and their significance in the Results and Discussion sections. Discuss implications and potential applications of the findings.
4. Methodological Rigor:
- Detailed Methods: Describe methodologies, experimental designs, or theoretical frameworks comprehensively. Provide step-by-step explanations to ensure transparency and reproducibility of results.
- Statistical Analysis: Where applicable, include detailed statistical analyses and methodologies to support the validity and reliability of findings.
5. Evidence and Data:
- Supporting Evidence: Provide robust empirical evidence, data, or theoretical analysis to support arguments, conclusions, and hypotheses.
- Data Accuracy: Specify data sources, collection methods, and any limitations in data interpretation.
6. References and Citations:
- Relevant Literature: Cite relevant and recent literature to situate the research within the broader scholarly context. Acknowledge foundational works and recent advancements.
- Consistent Style: Follow a consistent citation style (APA) as per journal guidelines. Ensure accuracy and completeness of reference lists.
7. Figures and Tables:
- Visual Aids: Where appropriate, include figures, tables, graphs, and other visual aids to enhance clarity and understanding of complex data or concepts.
- Descriptive Captions: Ensure all figures and tables are numbered consecutively and include descriptive captions that explain their relevance to the text.
8. Language and Style:
- Clear Writing: Write in clear, grammatically correct English. Avoid unnecessary jargon, acronyms, or overly complex language that may hinder comprehension.
- Conciseness: Be concise while providing sufficient detail to support arguments and interpretations. Edit for clarity and coherence.
9. Ethical Considerations:
- Research Ethics: Adhere to ethical guidelines in research conduct, including avoiding plagiarism, falsification, or fabrication of data.
- Conflict of Interest: To ensure transparency, disclose any conflicts of interest, financial disclosures, funding sources, and ethical approvals or permissions as applicable.
10. Submission Requirements:
- Manuscript Format: Follow journal submission guidelines regarding manuscript length, formatting (font size, margins, line spacing), and file format (e.g., Word, PDF).
- Components: Include all necessary components such as abstract, keywords, author information, and affiliations as per journal requirements.

11. Submission Requirements:
- Manuscript Format: Follow journal submission guidelines regarding manuscript length, formatting (font size, margins, line spacing), and file format (e.g., Word, PDF).
- Components: Include all necessary components such as abstract, keywords, author information, and affiliations as per journal requirements.
12. Review and Revision:
- Addressing Feedback: Address peer reviewer and editor feedback constructively and thoroughly during the revision process.
- Revision Tracking: Clearly indicate revisions made in response to reviewer comments in the revised manuscript, including specific changes made.
13. Conformity to Journal Scope:
- Alignment with Scope: Ensure the manuscript aligns with the scope and aims of the International Journal of Energy Horizon. Clearly articulate how research contributes to advancing knowledge and understanding within the field of energy.
- Scope Expansion: If the manuscript covers interdisciplinary aspects, clearly justify its relevance to energy studies and how it integrates with broader energy-related topics.
14. Publication Procedure:
- Plagiarism and AI Checking: All manuscripts submitted to IJEH undergo plagiarism checks using software to determine the similarity rate. The journal has a strict policy of rejecting any articles that have a similarity rate higher than 20%.
- Open Access Policy: IJEH operates as a fully open access journal. This means that all articles published in the journal are immediately available to the public without any barriers, and they are published under an open access license. Currently, the journal does not charge any fees for authors to make their articles open access.
- Funding Sources: Authors must disclose any funding sources that supported the article's research and preparation. The role of sponsors, if any, should be declared in the study design, collection, analysis, data interpretation, report writing, and decision to submit the article for publication. List funding sources in this standard way to facilitate compliance with the funder's requirements: Funding: This work was supported by ……………………… [grant numbers xxxx, yyyy]. Including detailed descriptions of the program or type of grants, scholarships, and awards is unnecessary. When funding is from a block grant or other resources available to a university, college, or other research institution, submit the name of the institute or organization that provided the funding.
- Publishing Fee: International Journal of Energy Horizon assesses no submission fees, publication fees, or page charges.