Focus and Scope

Journal of Grid, Machines and Drives publishes scholarly research in the fields of electrical power systems, electrical machines, motor drives, power electronics, smart grid technologies, renewable energy integration, energy storage, electric vehicle drive systems, and advanced control systems.

The journal aims to support research that improves the reliability, efficiency, sustainability, intelligence, and operational performance of modern electrical and energy systems. It provides a platform for original research that connects theoretical development, simulation, experimental validation, practical engineering applications, and industry-relevant solutions.

Areas Covered by the Journal

The journal welcomes submissions in areas including, but not limited to:

• Electrical power grids and smart grid systems
• Microgrids and distributed energy resources
• Renewable energy integration with grid systems
• Electric machines and electromagnetic design
• Motor drives and variable speed drive systems
• Power electronics converters and inverter systems
• Grid-connected converters and control techniques
• Electric vehicle drives and charging infrastructure
• Energy storage systems and grid support applications
• Power quality, harmonics, and compensation methods
• Protection systems, fault detection, and condition monitoring
• Control, optimization, and modelling of power systems
• Artificial intelligence and computational methods in grid and drive applications
• Reliability, stability, and efficiency improvement of electrical systems
• Industrial drive systems and automation-related applications

Types of Contributions

The journal accepts original research articles, review articles, technical studies, case studies, simulation-based studies, experimental investigations, and application-oriented engineering papers. Submissions should present clear technical relevance, sound methodology, ethical research practice, and a meaningful contribution to the field.

Intended Audience

The journal is intended for researchers, engineers, faculty members, postgraduate students, industry professionals, and technical experts working in electrical engineering, power systems, energy systems, automation, and related interdisciplinary areas.