Natural gas hydrate is a kind of new and clean energy source which has attracted much
attention for safe and efficient energy recovery from hydrate reservoirs. Injecting CO 2 into …

With the development of oil and gas resources moving from onshore to offshore, hydrate
blockage issues in subsea flowlines have become increasingly prominent. Hydrate control …

Promoting hydrate formation kinetics is considered a major challenge hindering the
application of hydrate-based techniques. Surfactants are thus widely used for a better gas …

Overcoming the gas production efficiency issues from marine gas hydrate reservoirs
requires a better understanding of the interactions between the depressurization scheme …

With the exploration and development of natural gas gradually extended to the deep sea,
low-temperature and high-pressure environmental conditions and long-distance …

Recent field tests to recover natural gas from marine gas hydrate reservoirs in Japan and
China have exhibited worldwide attention to this strategic energy form; significant …

Crystal fouling, which refers to the accumulation of precipitates on surfaces and the
associated damage, is a common problem in many industrial processes. In deepwater oil …

The change in water–gas flowrate ratio is one of the main reasons to induce plugging
occurrence in the natural gas hydrate (NGH) exploitation process, which significantly …

Hydrate formation in the pores of porous media is known to decrease reservoir permeability.
Current research on hydrate formation in porous media primarily focuses on the static state …

To ensure sustainable energy supply while mitigating climate change, combining CH 4
recovery with CO 2 storage in marine natural gas hydrate (NGH) reservoirs is a promising …