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The Electricity Journal welcomes submissions from authors who present well-reasoned, topical papers that have not previously appeared in other publications. The goal of the Journal is to provide balanced views on thought provoking issues. We reserve the right to reject any submission that does not contribute to the high standards that the Journal seeks to maintain.

Most articles are 3000 to 5000 words in length. It is important that articles address electricity policy issues that will be of broad appeal, although regional issues of uncommon interest will frequently be considered.

Articles must be documented as appropriate. The Harvard Blue Book shall be the standard for all citations, utilizing endnotes, not references. It is important to provide complete author names (not initials or only last names), complete publication titles and dates, specific publishing locations and page numbers. Web URLs shall be considered as a supplement to, not a replacement for, conventional references. If URLs are submitted, please provide a specific article reference, not just a home-page link. It is also important for the author to advise when the reference material on the web was last visited to insure that it has not been updated prior to publication.

Authors will frequently incorporate graphics within papers to amplify and/or demonstrate relevant information. Any submitted graphics must be camera-ready figures in black and white to permit clarity in the printing process.

All submissions shall be in the Word format. A transfer of copyright shall be required to be executed by authors prior to publication. It is important to include complete biographical and contact information with each submission. This would include, but not be limited to, mailing addresses(no PO Boxes), email addresses, phone and fax numbers, etc.

The Editors will endeavor to quickly review all submissions, and reserve the right to edit papers as deemed appropriate. To the extent possible, authors will be engaged to discuss publication acceptance, rewrites and/or editorial changes.

Please forward your submissions, along with your disk in Word, three (3) hard copies of the text, graphics and biographical and contact information to:

Richard Cohen
Editor in Chief
The Electricity Journal
2441 Poinciana Court
Weston, FL 33327
USA
Rcohen8114@aol.com