Through rigorous reporting and expert analysis, IEEE Climate Magazine highlights the technologies, systems, and people building the infrastructure of a resilient future. From power grids to smart cities, from data to deployment, we showcase how technological innovation translates into efficiency and resilience.
As an IEEE-wide, multidisciplinary, all-electronic archival magazine, our mission is to report on cutting edge research and to provide a jargon-free analysis of technology’s impact on the environment through openly accessible research and expert perspectives. Reaching an international audience, we aim to provide deep reporting, cover complex concepts, and encourage thoughtful discussion of technology’s impacts on society amongst our readership.
Since its inception, IEEE has fostered technological and scientific innovation, connecting professionals in academic, corporate, and governmental spheres to address global challenges. In fulfilling the IEEE mission to “foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity“, IEEE Climate Magazine will be an integrative part of the IEEE family of journals like IEEE Spectrum, Proceedings of the IEEE, and IEEE Access.
Today, climate represents both a challenge and a significant opportunity needing novel technological solutions and driving innovation. IEEE Climate Magazine aims to disseminate climate research to a broad audience, assist governments in shaping science policy, and promote tech advancements for finding climate solutions.
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