Academic Scope
This sub-session focuses on the infrastructure systems that support the transportation, storage, and distribution of oil, gas, and energy resources. Efficient midstream systems play a critical role in ensuring energy security, operational reliability, and sustainable supply chain management.
The sub-session welcomes contributions related to pipeline engineering, transportation systems, LNG infrastructure, storage technologies, and integrated distribution networks. Research addressing infrastructure planning, system reliability, operational safety, logistics optimization, and asset management is particularly encouraged.
The session also highlights emerging approaches to improving energy transport efficiency, enhancing storage capabilities, and integrating modern technologies into energy infrastructure.
Session Metadata
Target audience: Petroleum engineers and geoscientists Energy system engineers and infrastructure specialists Industry professionals and energy companies Policymakers and regulatory bodies Researchers and academic institutions Graduate students and early-career researchers
Recommended Contributions
Original research, case studies, applied methodological papers, and evidence-based perspectives aligned with the scope of this sub-session.
Author Guidance
Abstracts should be submitted in English (250–300 words), clearly linked to this sub-session code, and should state objective, methodology, key results, and relevance.
Review Fit
Submissions should demonstrate scientific relevance, originality, methodological quality, clarity, and alignment with the session theme.
Fees & Bank Transfer
Use the details below to transfer your registration fee. After transferring, log in and confirm the payment on your submission page — the secretariat will verify the receipt.
- Bank
- ГОЛОМТ
- Account #
47001 500 8115007020- Holder
- ШУТИС ГУУС
- Currency
- USD
