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| title = Journal of New Energy<br />
| abbreviation = JNE<br />
| discipline = Cold fusion, new energy<br />
| peer-reviewed = Yes<br />
| language = English<br />
| editor = Hal Fox<br />
| publisher = Fusion Information Center, Salt Lake City<br />
| country = United States<br />
| history = 1996–2003<br />
| frequency = Quarterly<br />
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The '''''Journal of New Energy''''' (JNE) was a quarterly journal edited by [[Hal Fox]] and published by the Fusion Information Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, from 1996 to about 2003. It was devoted to '''cold fusion''' (low-energy nuclear reactions) and other "new energy" research, providing a publication outlet for a field largely shut out of conventional journals after the 1989 Pons–Fleischmann controversy.<br />
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==History==<br />
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Hal Fox, a long-time promoter of new-energy research, used the journal to document experimental and theoretical work on cold fusion, "zero-point energy," and related topics. It is closely associated with the broader new-energy community and with related publications such as ''[[New Energy News]]'' and ''[[Infinite Energy]]''.<br />
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==Papers on this wiki==<br />
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This wiki catalogues roughly 140 papers published in ''Journal of New Energy''. See [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Journal of New Energy|what links here]] for the full list, and the [[Index of Journals]].<br />
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