About this Journal

Aims and scope

Journal of GeoEnergy disseminates cutting-edge research and recent advances related to fossil fuels, geological energy and new energy, combining theory with practice, with a focus on engineering applications. It promotes the progress of engineering technology with theoretical research achievements. 

Topics covered in the journal include:

  • Earth and planetary sciences
  • Shale oil and gas: exploration and development; drilling and completion engineering; oil and gas accumulation; reservoir evaluation; sweet spot prediction; improving recovery efficiency; fracturing reconstruction 
  • Tight sandstone oil and gas: tight sandstone reservoir; exploration and development; drilling and completion engineering; oil and gas accumulation; improving recovery efficiency; fracturing reconstruction
  • Oil shale: geological structure; exploration; drilling and completion engineering; in-situ conversion; oil and gas exploitation
  • Coalbed methane: geological structure; drilling and completion engineering; horizontal well network; volume fracturing 
  • Gas hydrate: accumulation characteristics; phase transition; solid control; multiphase flow; exploitation method 
  • Geothermal energy: geothermal resources; geothermal well; geothermal field; hot in-place recycling; geothermal water; heat energy recovery 
  • Gas storage: gas filed storage; salt cavern gas storage; old well re-utilization; wellbore integrity; seepage mechanism 
  • Carbon capture and storage: carbon capture; carbon storage; emission reduction path; carbon dioxide storage 
  • Carbon utilization: carbon use efficiency; low-carbon utilization; carbon dioxide utilization; CO2-EOR 
  • Scarce resources: uranium mine; helium gas; hydrogen energy 

    The NPU Wiley Partnership

    This journal is published by Wiley as part of a publishing collaboration with Northeast Petroleum University. It is a fully open access journal. Wiley manages the editorial and production workflow for the journal, with Northeast Petroleum University maintaining ownership of the title.

    Bibliographic information

    ISSN: 2976-5501 (Online) 

    DOI: 10.1155/jge