Call for Papers: Special Issue on Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage

 


Paper Submission open date: 15 September 2023

Deadline for Paper Submission: 15 February 2024


Engineering is an internationally circulated peer-reviewed academic journal sponsored by the Chinese Academy of Engineering. The journal is published on a monthly basis in English. Online versions are available through: 

http://www.journals.elsevier.com/engineering/


Topic


Climate change is one of the major challenges facing humanity today. Under the general trend of the world to jointly respond to climate change, carbon neutrality has become one of the main measures for countries, governments, enterprises, event organizers and even individuals to cope with climate change and slow down the pace of global warming. carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) is considered as a critical technology in the process of achieving carbon neutrality, with great potential for development.


At the same time, how to efficiently use CCUS technology has become a global hot topic. Although significant breakthroughs have been made in CCUS technologies, the economic cost and safety involved in each above-mentioned process are still the key to restrict the large-scale development of CCUS. The special issue “Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage” welcomes submissions focusing on the theoretical and technical innovation of the next generation of CCUS, and proposing the development direction under the goal of carbon neutrality.


Topics of Interest


This issue will publish original research papers, reviews, meta-analysis, perspectives, and views & comments including but not limited to the following fields:

  • CCUS development status, perspective or comment.

  • CCUS new theories and technologies.

  • CCUS technological, economic, environmental and social assessment.


Paper Length


Research Article: up to ~6000 words;

Review: 5000–8000 words;

Perspectives: up to ~3000 words;

Views & Comments: up to ~2000 words, with less than five figures or tables and less than 15 references. 


Paper Submission


The author instructions and paper submission information can be found at http://eng.engineering.org.cn and https://www.journals.elsevier.com/engineering/. With regards to the online submission system of Engineering, the authors are invited to follow the link “Submit your Paper”, located in the main page of the Journal website, and submit their manuscript to Article Type “SI: Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage” in Engineering.


Editorial Board of the Special Issue


Editors-in-Chief

Gensheng Li, Member of Chinese Academy of Engineering, China University of Petroleum - Beijing, China

Jinsheng Sun, Member of Chinese Academy of Engineering, CNPC Drilling Engineering and Technology Research Institute, China

Zhangxin Chen, Member of Canadian Academy of Engineering, University of Calgary, Canada


Executive Editor-in-Chief

Zhenhua Rui, China University of Petroleum - Beijing, China


Members

Suping Peng, Member of Chinese Academy of Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology - Beijing, China

Yang Li, Member of Chinese Academy of Engineering, China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation, China

He Liu, Member of US National Academy of Engineering, Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development

Peixue Jiang, Member of Chinese Academy of Science, Tsinghua University, China

Dongxiao Zhang, Member of US National Academy of Engineering, Eastern Institute for Advanced Study, China

Malcolm Alan Wilson, Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and Resources, Canada

Donald Nathan Meehan, Member of US National Academy of Engineering, CMG Petroleum Consulting, USA

Martin Julian Blunt, Member of UK National Academy of Engineering, Imperial College London, UK

Mary F. Wheeler, Member of US National Academy of Engineering, University of Texas at Austin, USA

Derek Elsworth, Member of US National Academy of Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, USA

Abbas Firoozabadi, Member of US National Academy of Engineering, Rice University, USA

Birol Dindoruk, Member of US National Academy of Engineering, University of Houston, USA

Erling Stenby, Member of the Danish Academy of Technical Sciences, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

Tao Yang, Member of Norwegian Academy of Technological Sciences, Equinor ASA, Norway

Xinbin Ma, Tianjin University, China

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