SET Conference Proceedings
The peer-reviewed proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Energy Technologies.
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Proceedings volumes
One volume is published for each conference, numbered by its edition.
The record of the SET conference since 2002
SET Proceedings is the peer-reviewed record of the International Conference on Sustainable Energy Technologies, the conference the World Society of Sustainable Energy Technologies organises. One volume is published for each conference.
It publishes original research, innovations and technological developments in sustainable energy, building technology, renewable energy and environmental engineering, from institutions across the world.
Caravel Press publishes the series on the Society's behalf, and requests about the proceedings go to set@caravelpress.com. Every paper has a DOI registered with Crossref and is free to read from the day it is published, with no subscription, registration or embargo.
What the proceedings publish
Papers span theoretical studies, experimental investigations and applied case studies. The topics include, but are not limited to:
- Emerging technologies and systems for sustainable energy
- Advances in building energy performance and environmental design
- Thermochemical, electrochemical and renewable energy storage
- Solar energy, wind energy and other renewable energy systems
- Energy efficiency in buildings, industry and transport
- Low-carbon cities, smart buildings and sustainable urban systems
- Climate change mitigation and decarbonisation strategies
- Environmental engineering and waste management
- Agri-food technologies and sustainable food systems
- Artificial intelligence and smart technologies for sustainable applications
- Policy, economic and social aspects of sustainable energy
How the record is kept
Publication ethics
The series follows the COPE Code of Conduct and Core Principles, and the Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly Publishing.
Generative AI
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Authors' rights
Authors may share and reuse their own paper, in repositories, in teaching and in later work, crediting the published paper and its DOI.
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