Uniting Geo-Energy and Environment Science for a Sustainable Future

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🔬研究者:A new interdisciplinary venue for geo-energy and environment research, relevant for those working on CCUS, geothermal, and energy systems.

🏢実務担当者:Limited direct applicability; may inform corporate R&D on CCUS and energy storage.

🏛政策担当者:Could support evidence-based policy for energy transition and environmental protection.

在全球能源深刻转型与生态环境风险日益加剧的背景下，《地质能源与环境杂志》（JGEE）创刊，旨在构建一个位于“地质能源—环境—生态”交叉领域的高水平学术平台。JGEE聚焦常规化石能源、地热能和天然气水合物，以及水电、光伏和氢能等新能源，倡导理论—技术—数值模拟—实验的闭环与跨尺度融合。它关注能源—环境耦合与资源管理，包括碳捕集、利用与封存（CCUS）、甲烷减排、地下储能以及“水—能源—土地”纽带下的系统优化；它强化生态与环境科学对能源发展的约束和支撑作用，关注生物多样性、土地与水资源管理、生态系统服务以及基于自然的解决方案。我们诚邀学术界、工程界、政策界和产业界人士，共同促进跨学科合作和基于证据的决策，推动高效低碳能源利用与生态环境保护中的协同共赢效益，并为可持续未来提供方法、证据和路径。

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Against the backdrop of a profound global energy transition and escalating ecological and environmental risks, the Journal of Geo-Energy and Environment (JGEE) is launched to build a high-level scholarly platform at the intersection of 'Geo-Energy–Environment–Ecology'. JGEE focuses on conventional fossil energy, geothermal energy, and natural gas hydrates, as well as new energy sources such as hydropower, photovoltaics, and hydrogen, and advocates a closed-loop and cross-scale integration of theory–technology–numerical simulation–experiment. It concentrates on energy–environment coupling and resource management, including Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS), methane mitigation, subsurface energy storage, and systems optimization under the “Water–Energy–Land” nexus; it strengthens the constraining and enabling roles of ecological and environmental science in energy development, with attention to biodiversity, land and water resource management, ecosystem services, and nature-based solutions. We extend an invitation to the academic, engineering, policy, and industrial communities to promote cross-disciplinary collaboration and evidence-based decision-making, to advance synergistic co-benefits in high-efficiency, low-carbon energy utilization and ecological environmental protection, and to provide methods, evidence, and pathways for a sustainable future.

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