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What is EES batteries?

EES Batteries is the home for this pivotal research. It is part of the EES family, which is known for delivering outstanding publications. We take our authors seamlessly through the submission process and peer review, and offer valuable guidance post-publication.

Are EES batteries articles free?

Our articles are free to read, access and cite by anyone around the world. We are also covering all article processing charges until mid-2027, so you can publish with us for free. We offer EES Batteries authors a choice of two Creative Commons licences: CC BY or CC BY NC.

Is EES batteries open access?

EES Batteries is fully gold open access – articles can be downloaded free from the website with no barriers to access. EES Batteries publishes 6 issues per year. Copyright is retained by authors when an open access licence is accepted, as with our standard licence to publish agreement.

Are ESS batteries impacted by supply chain crunches?

Also, ESS batteries do not have lithium or cobalt, two common elements in batteries that are being impacted by supply chain crunches. “Both are in potentially short supply globally, and none are produced in the U.S.,” said Jesse Jenkins, an assistant professor at Princeton University who specializes in the energy grid.

Are EES batteries authors required to uphold the Royal Society of Chemistry's ethical standards?

EES Batteries authors, editors, reviewers and published works are required to uphold the Royal Society of Chemistry’s ethical standards. The Royal Society of Chemistry is a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and our ethical standards follow COPE’s core practices and best practice guidelines.