Abstract
Reservoir Science (RS) journal represents a significant milestone in the pursuit of energy extraction, energy storage, and the multifarious effects of climate change, which are influenced by the dual factors of global climate variability and energy scarcity. Concurrently, Reservoir Science is dedicated to the dissemination of innovative modules and research domains pertaining to energy extraction, energy storage, reservoir environment and greenhouse gas storage. Furthermore, the field of Reservoir Science encompasses the exploitation of geothermal energy, hydrocarbons (petroleum, hydrates) and hydrogen energy within reservoirs. The research scope of Reservoir Science encompasses not only the domain of reservoir energy storage, which falls under the purview of energy storage engineering, but also that of carbon storage science. Finally, the question of environmental impact on reservoirs during energy extraction and storage is a fundamental aspect of Reservoir Science journal.
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Li, Q. (2025). Reservoir Science: A Multi-Coupling Communication Platform to Promote Energy Transformation, Climate Change and Environmental Protection. Reservoir Science, 1(1), 1–2. https://doi.org/10.62762/RS.2025.352950
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