About the Journal
The Journal of Clean Technology (JoCT) is a premier, peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal that focuses on the advancement of science, engineering, and policy in the field of clean and sustainable technologies. Established to support global efforts toward environmental sustainability, JoCT provides a dynamic platform for academics, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to disseminate high-impact research, innovative practices, and transformative ideas that contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable future. JoCT is now accredited SINTA 5. JoCT welcomes contributions from a wide range of disciplines—including but not limited to chemical engineering, environmental science, renewable energy, green materials, waste management, circular economy, industrial ecology, sustainable manufacturing, and clean production systems. This multidisciplinary approach reflects the complex, interconnected nature of today’s environmental challenges and promotes collaborative innovation across sectors and regions. As part of its mission to promote equitable access to scientific knowledge, JoCT is fully open-access and does not impose any article processing charges (APCs) or publication fees on authors. All published articles are freely available online to the global research community and the general public, ensuring maximum visibility and impact without financial barriers. This commitment supports the democratization of knowledge and encourages contributions from researchers in both developed and developing countries. JoCT is published both in print and electronically, carrying the registered standard serial numbers p-ISSN 2460-8874 for the printed edition and e-ISSN 2460-9811 for the electronic version. The journal is managed and reviewed by a distinguished international editorial board and adheres to rigorous peer-review standards to ensure the quality, integrity, and originality of every published manuscript. Through its dedication to scientific excellence, environmental responsibility, and open accessibility, The Journal of Clean Technology aims to play a critical role in shaping the future of sustainable technological development and global environmental stewardship.
Current Issue
Volume 3, Issue 2 of the Journal of Clean Technology presents research and review articles on sustainable resource utilization, clean technology innovation, and circular economy practices, featuring contributions from authors affiliated with institutions in Indonesia, Turkey, Nigeria, India, Ethiopia, and South Africa. The articles explore rice husk-derived materials for solar-driven water evaporation, coconut shell liquid smoke as a sustainable fish preservative, and conductive polymers for enhancing bioelectricity generation in microbial fuel cells.
Furthermore, this issue examines the commercialization of coffee by-products in Ethiopia and proposes a circular economy framework for scaling waste-to-wealth ventures in emerging markets. Collectively, these contributions highlight innovative approaches to agricultural waste valorization, renewable energy, sustainable materials, and technology commercialization to address environmental challenges and promote sustainable economic growth.