Publications

Technology Review for Carbon Neutrality (TRCN) is a multidisciplinary, open-access international journal tracking low-, zero-, and negative- carbon technology innovations around the world. It aims to build a high-impact global platform of communication on net-zero technology innovations and catalyze global transition toward carbon neutrality, by encouraging technology deployment and shaping policy and discourse. Through authoritative expert articles and in-depth journalism, it supplies credible information, nuanced understanding, and project opportunity for global scientists and engineers, executives, investors, and policy makers. TRCN is sponsored by Tsinghua University, and published by Tsinghua University Press.

Scope

The journal welcomes high-level, strategic, cutting-edge articles on net-zero technology, market, policy, and social innovations. Topics can address any of the following (but not limited to): fossil fuels & CCUS, renewables, grid, industry decarbonization, EVs, buildings, urban planning, carbon finance, environmental or social impact, etc.

Types of articles

The journal is open to various types of articles, as long as it suits the needs of the article. The most common types of articles include:

Review (5,000-6,000 words, >100 references, 3-8 display items)

Mini-review/perspective (2,000-3,000 words, 10-50 references, 2-5 display items)

Opinion (about 1,500-2,000 words, 10 references, 1-3 display items)

Feature: may be a brief introduction of a demonstration/pilot project, innovative product, talent education program, or personal growth stories and advice, etc. (about 1,000 words, 10 references, 1-3 display items)

Original research: may serve as a case example to the macro tech, industry, policy picture of carbon neutrality, but avoid technical details (3,000-6,000 words, 10-50 references, 3-6 display items)

Research Highlight: a brief introduction of recent impactful publications (about 500 words)

Click the link below to learn more about the journal.

https://www.sciopen.com/journal/Technology-Review-for-Carbon-Neutrality