Emissions of substantial amounts of greenhouse gases (GHG) accumulating in the
atmosphere have caused climate alterations and increased global temperatures. Several …

Global shale oil is abundant in geological reserves, but there are widespread problems of
difficult exploitation and unsatisfactory oil recovery. CO 2 injection in shale reservoirs can …

The complicated flow behaviors of multiphase fluids in shale reservoirs are significantly
influenced by fluid-fluid and fluid-rock interactions due to the non-negligible intermolecular …

Due to the fracturing fluid imbibition and primary water, oil–water two-phase fluids generally
exist in shale nanoporous media. The effects of water phase on shale oil recovery and …

The accurate determination of key parameters, including the CO2-hydrocarbon solubility
ratio (Rs), interfacial tension (IFT), and minimum miscibility pressure (MMP), is vital for the …

Pore-scale transport behaviors and mechanisms of rock reservoirs are still not well
understood to increase unconventional resource production. This work mainly focuses on …

With the continuous growth of global energy demand and the late stage of conventional
oilfield exploitation, the demand for developing and utilizing low-permeability heavy oil …

Carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions present one of the world's most pressing issues as a
primary drive for climate change. This requires a viable solution through capture and storage …

Enhanced oil recovery by CO 2 injection technology (CO 2-EOR) plays a crucial role in
enhancing oil production and the permanent sequestration of anthropogenic CO 2 in …

Emissions of greenhouse gases are contributing to climate change and causing global
mean temperatures to rise. CO 2 storage in magmatic rocks is considered a promising …