Topical

Geology and the energy transition

Exploration of flooded mines as support to the battery industry and the energy transition in Europe by Giorgia Stasi, Isabel Fernandez & Yves Vanbrabant
Co-production of clean energy and metals – the CHPM concept by Éva Hartai, Tamás Madarász & the CHPM2030 Project Team
Use of depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs for geothermal energy and its significance in energy transfer toward a low-carbon economy: a paper factory project in Slatina, Croatia by Ratko Vasiljević
The role of geothermal in the energy transition in the Azores, Portugal by António Franco & Carlos Ponte 
Shallow geothermal energy: Geological energy for the ecological transition and its inclusion in European and national energy policy by Rubén Esteban Pérez

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• Title followed by the author(s) name(s), place of work and email address,
• Abstract in English, French and Spanish,
• Main text without figures,
• Acknowledgements (optional),
• References.

Abstract

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• The abstract should summarize the essential information provided by the article in not more than 120 words.
• It should be intelligible without reference to the article and should include information on scope and objectives of the work described, methodology, results obtained and conclusions.

Main Text

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• Figures should be referred in the text in italic.
• Citation of references in the main text should be as follows: ‘Vidas and Cooper (2009) calculated…’ or ‘Possible reservoirs include depleted oil and gas fields… (Holloway et al., 2005)’. When reference is made to a work by three or more authors, the first name followed by ‘et al.’ should be used.
• Please limit the use of footnotes and number them in the text via superscripts. Instead of using footnotes, it is preferable to suggest further reading.

Illustrations

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• Authors are invited to suggest optimum positions for figures and tables even though lay-out considerations may require some changes.

References

• Up to 10 references shall be listed alphabetically at the end of the manuscript in the following manner:
• Journal articles: Author surname, initial(s). Date of publication. Title of article. Journal name, Volume number. First page – last page.
• Books: Author surname, initial(s). Date of publication. Title. Place of publication.

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