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JAAISE · A NextGenIQ Press Journal

Journal of Agentic AI for Sustainable Energy

Open accessDouble-blind peer reviewContinuous publication
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Double-blind
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CC BY 4.0
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Journal of Agentic AI for Sustainable Energy

The Journal of Agentic AI for Sustainable Energy (JAAISE) publishes original research, review articles, and short communications on agentic artificial intelligence, autonomous decision-making, and intelligent control for sustainable energy systems. The journal welcomes theoretical advances and practical applications in multi-agent coordination, renewable energy integration, smart grids, energy storage, and energy management, supported by rigorous analysis and evidence. Topics include, but are not limited to:

  • Agentic AI architectures for sustainable energy systems
  • Multi-agent coordination and distributed energy management
  • Autonomous planning, reasoning and decision-making
  • Reinforcement learning and adaptive energy control
  • Generative AI and large language model agents for energy applications
  • Autonomous microgrids and virtual power plants
  • Renewable energy integration and intelligent forecasting
  • Intelligent energy storage and battery management
  • Electric vehicle charging and vehicle-to-grid coordination
  • Agent-based demand response and energy trading
  • Digital twins for autonomous energy systems
  • Intelligent control of power electronics and converters
  • Distributed optimisation and resource scheduling
  • Cybersecurity and privacy in agent-enabled energy networks
  • Explainability, safety and human oversight in autonomous energy control
  • Verification, benchmarking and reproducibility of energy AI systems
  • Energy-efficient agentic AI and lifecycle sustainability assessment
  • Applications in smart buildings, industry and integrated energy systems

Submissions should demonstrate a substantive connection between agentic AI or autonomous intelligent methods and sustainable energy, supported by rigorous analysis, simulation or experimental evidence.