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Editorial  |  Open Access  |  17 Dec 2025

Advancing the global energy transition: introducing the inaugural issue of Renewable Energy Innovation

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Renew. Energy Innov. 2025, 1, 1.
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It is an honor to present the first issue of Renewable Energy Innovation (REI), a journal created to spotlight emerging ideas, transformative technologies, and forward-looking solutions in the renewable energy domain. As the world faces unprecedented environmental and energy challenges, the need for rapid, reliable, and scalable innovation has never been greater. REI is founded on the belief that the next generation of breakthroughs will come from open collaboration, bold experimentation, and a shared commitment to sustainable progress.

REI aims to be more than a journal: it aspires to be a dynamic forum where researchers, engineers, industry leaders, and policymakers can engage with high-impact discoveries and fresh perspectives. Whether it is the development of ultralow-cost solar cells, advancements in offshore wind technology, novel bioenergy systems, integrated energy storage solutions, or data-driven optimization of energy networks, our journal welcomes research that demonstrates creativity, depth, and real-world relevance.

Our editorial philosophy centers on quality, inclusiveness, and innovation. We encourage submissions that cross disciplinary boundaries, challenge existing assumptions, or open unexplored avenues in clean energy development. By fostering a rigorous peer-review process and promoting global participation, REI aims to contribute meaningfully to a more sustainable and equitable energy future.

I extend my deepest appreciation to our editorial board, reviewers, and contributors who have supported this launch and entrusted us with their pioneering work. Their dedication forms the foundation upon which the journal will grow.

As we begin this journey, I invite the global renewable energy community to collaborate with us through publishing, reviewing, and exchanging ideas. Together, we can accelerate the pace of innovation and help shape a cleaner, smarter, and more resilient world.

Welcome to the first chapter of Renewable Energy Innovation (REI).

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Zafar Said serves as the Editor-in-Chief of Renewable Energy Innovation but was not involved in any aspects of the editorial process, particularly in reviewer selection, manuscript handling, or decision-making.

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