Energy Geoscience

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Energy Geoscience

Open access

Editor-in-Chief

Zhiqiang Feng

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Energy Geoscience is a quarterly, international, open access journal with a multidisciplinary focus, particularly on energy transition and achieving net-zero emission targets. The Journal explores con...

Energy Geoscience is a quarterly, international, open access journal with a multidisciplinary focus, particularly on energy transition and achieving net-zero emission targets. The Journal explores conventional, non-conventional, and renewable energy resources including:

Oil and gas exploration and development
Geologic and tectonic modeling of energy resources
Advanced techniques in energy resources
Carbon capture, utilization and storage

It considers these themes in relation to geoscience, technology and engineering, impacts on environment and life, and, where relevant, highlights their potential application in economic and planning sectors.

The Journal is published in English and provides a global peer-reviewed platform to integrate high-quality research with information dissemination for scientific advancement and societal benefit.

A variety of submissions are welcome, including Letters, Research Papers, Reviews and Discussions. All manuscripts are handled by an international board of reputed editors, and are peer-reviewed by subject experts.

Informative color figures are printed free of cost in color, and authors benefit from free reprints and a hard copy of the journal.

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SINOPEC Petroleum Exploration and Production Research Institute is one of the leading upstream research facilities in China. Founded in July 2000, and located in Beijing, it acts as SINOPEC's:Advisory department on E&P and upstream development strategyR&D and service department for upstream core technologiesTraining department for upstream ...

SINOPEC Petroleum Exploration and Production Research Institute is one of the leading upstream research facilities in China. Founded in July 2000, and located in Beijing, it acts as SINOPEC's:

Advisory department on E&P and upstream development strategy
R&D and service department for upstream core technologies
Training department for upstream high specialists
Information center on petroleum E&P

At the core of its business are four, state-level, key research labs or centers: the State Key Laboratory of Shale Oil and Gas Enrichment Mechanisms and Effective Development; the State Energy Center for Shale Oil Research and Development; the State Oil Shale Development Research Center; and the State Energy Center for Sustainable Development of Mature Continental Sandstone Oilfields. Each lab or center is equipped with elites specialised in specific domains of upstream science and technology.

In addition, it is responsible for six SINOPEC key labs that work collaboratively on new technologies. These labs focus on research on: marine oil and gas reservoir development; oil and gas accumulation mechanisms; shale oil and gas exploration and development; elastic wave theory and application in detection; CCUS; and deep geology and resources.

The SINOPEC Petroleum Exploration and Production Research Institute currently publishes three academic journals; the Chinese-language titles Petroleum and Geology Experiment and Oil & Gas Geology, and Energy Geoscience, which is published in English.

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Research advances on transfer zones in rift basins and their influence on hydrocarbon accumulation

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