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International Journal of Energy Studies (IJES) is an international peer-reviewed journal accepting all aspects of energy studies that include combustion and fuels, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems, renewable energies such as solar, wind, biomass, hydro, hydrogen and etc., fuel cells, nuclear technologies, smart gird, and more efficient electrical machines. For all systems, any study on energy efficiency is also accepted. IJES also cover storage and conservation of energy in line with climate change issues. Within the scope of IJES , there are policy implication of growing share of renewable energy in energy mix, structuring of energy market, regulations, incentives, technological innovation, and sustainability of energy sector. The journal welcomes papers topics on research in any kind of energy study and environmental issues as well as analysis, modelling, and management of energy. International Journal of Energy Studies (IJES) is an international, open-access, peer-reviewed, and free of charge journal. When you submit a paper to International Journal of Energy Studies (IJES) , at least two independent reviewers are assigned for evaluation of your paper. Language for International Journal of Energy Studies (IJES) is English . Please prepare and submit your paper in English. The papers that are prepared in other languages are going to be rejected before evaluation. International Journal of Energy Studies ( IJES ) is indexed in Google Scholar International Journal of Energy Studies (IJES) is indexed in TR DİZİN

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MakaleYazarSayfa
Editor’s ViewNecdet KARAKURT6–7
Did Arab Upheaval Change The Energy Game Or The West Still Have An Edge On It?Necdet KARAKURT,Serhat Süha ÇUBUKÇUOĞLU,Oğuzhan AKYENER8–19
Iran In The Energy Game While Passing Through The Energy DoorNecdet KARAKURT,Serhat ÇUBUKÇUOĞLU,Oğuzhan AKYENER20–31
Comments On The Role Of Turkey As An Energy CenterOğuzhan AKYENER,Mehmet APAYDIN32–41
Azerbaijan Gas Export Potential & Related Infrastructures For Eu & Tr Energy Security Issues (Up To 2050)Oğuzhan AKYENER42–51
Azerbaijan Gas Export Potential & Related Infrastructures For Eu & Tr Energy Security Issues (Up To 2050)Oğuzhan AKYENER42–51
Energy Security Struggle In Caspian Region From The View Of Important Pipeline ProjectsOğuzhan AKYENER52–65
Doability Of Trans-Caspian Pipeline And Deliverability Of Turkmen Gas To Turkey & EuOğuzhan AKYENER66–75
Doability Of Trans-Caspian Pipeline And Deliverability Of Turkmen Gas To Turkey & EuOğuzhan AKYENER66–75
Northern Iraq & Turkey: From The View Of Energy PoliticsOğuzhan AKYENER76–89
Northern Iraq & Turkey: From The View Of Energy PoliticsOğuzhan AKYENER76–89
Key Factors Of Recent Changes In Crude Oil PricesSerdar GÜRÜZÜMCÜ,Mehmet APAYDIN90–95
Turkey's Energy Investments – Projects - Policies: An Overview Under Decision Making ApproachAhmet Bahadır ŞİMŞEK96–101
Coal: A Realistic Hope For Turkey’s Future Energy Security?Selçuk ÖZGEN,Ferda BAYRAK102–107
Russian Chess On Gas Politics: Evaluation Of Turkish StreamOğuzhan AKYENER,Çağrı ŞİRİN108–124
Southern Gas Corridor, Milestones And Other Turkmen Gas Export Options (Via Turkish Stream)Oğuzhan AKYENER124–133
Strategic Approaches To Unconventional Resources To Meet The Turkish Energy DemandNecdet KARAKURT,Oğuzhan AKYENER134–143