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EES remains #1 with new Impact Factor of 9.6

New citation data released by Thomson ISI shows the latest (2011) Impact Factor of Energy & Environmental Science to be 9.610.

This increase means Energy & Environmental Science remains the #1 ranking journal (of all 205 journals) in its ISI subject category.

This great news demonstrates that the journal continues to attract and publish outstanding research, which appeals to its community-spanning international readership.

We wish to thank all our Board members, authors and referees for their continuing support – Energy & Environmental Science is your journal.

Please do continue to submit your best work to Energy & Environmental Science. We look forward to further success in the months and years ahead.

With our best wishes,

Energy & Environmental Science Editorial Office

Find out how RSC journals are ranked in the latest Impact Factor release.

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EES highlighted in Science Watch

Energy & Environmental Science (EES) has featured in Thomson Reuters’ Science Watch this week – being highlighted as a ‘prominent journal’ in the field of Energy & Fuels.

EES publishes insightful, very high-quality science of significant general interest to the journal’s wide readership. It’s very high Impact Factor of 9.49, ranks EES  the #1 journal in its field.

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Energy & Environmental Science new record Impact Factor of 9.4

New citation data just released by Thomson ISI shows the new Impact Factor of Energy & Environmental Science to be 9.446.

Energy & Environmental Science is not only still the #1 ranking journal in its ISI subject category, but now is one of the top-ranking chemistry journals.

The fantastic news demonstrates that the journal continues to attract and publish outstanding research, which appeals to its community-spanning international readership.

We wish to thank all our Board members, authors and referees for their continuing support – your input has made the journal what it is.

Please do continue to submit your best work to Energy & Environmental Science.We look forward to further success in the months and years ahead.

With our best wishes,

Energy & Environmental Science Editorial Office

Find out more about RSC Publishing’s 2010 Impact Factors

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EES first official Impact Factor – a huge 8.5!

Since its launch in 2008, Energy & Environmental Science has quickly established itself as the journal to publish important, agenda-setting research in the crucially-important energy and associated global environmental fields.

The journal has attracted outstanding research, and has a very large, community-spanning international readership.

This is reflected in the new Impact Factor of 8.500*, which puts EES as officially the #1 ranking journal in its ISI subject category.

Editor-in-Chief Professor Nathan Lewis, the Editorial Office and Editorial Board thank all our authors, referees and readers – your support makes the journal what it is.

We will continue to publish the best and most important research, and look forward to further success in the months and years ahead.

Submit your best research today to Energy & Environmental Science!


*Figures supplied directly to RSC Publishing by Thomson Reuters after a technical error resulted in Energy & Environmental Science’s omission from the initial release of figures. The Journal Citation Report (JCR) will be corrected soon.

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