Justin Ezekiel

Assistant Professor

University of Calgary

Canada

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Justin Ezekiel is an Assistant Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada. His research focuses on renewable energy systems, including the integration of CO2-plume geothermal technologies and hydrothermal systems. He has recently published articles addressing extreme weather impacts on power and water heating sectors, as well as conducting 3D modeling and simulations in relation to geothermal energy in Saudi Arabia and Nigeria.

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2020

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Masoud Babaei

The University of Manchester

UNITED KINGDOM

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Anozie Ebigbo

Professor

Helmut Schmidt University

GERMANY

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P. Martin Mai

SAUDI ARABIA

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Alexandros Daniilidis

Delft University of Technology

NETHERLANDS

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Martin O. Saar

Professor and Chair

ETH Zürich

SWITZERLAND

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Articles (8)

Addressing extreme weather events for the renewable power-water-heating sectors in Neom, Saudi Arabia

Potential for CO2 plume geothermal and CO2 storage in an onshore Red Sea Rift basin, Al-Wajj, Saudi Arabia: 3D reservoir modeling and simulations

Applied sequence stratigraphy and heterogeneity assessment of the Eocene clastics in the Niger Delta Basin, Nigeria

CO2-plume geothermal: Power net generation from 3D fluvial aquifers

Techno-economic performance optimization of hydrothermal doublet systems: Application to the Al Wajh basin, Western Saudi Arabia

Numerical analysis and optimization of the performance of CO<sub>2</sub>-Plume Geothermal (CPG) production wells and implications for electric power generation

Sensitivity of Reservoir and Operational Parameters on the Energy Extraction Performance of Combined CO2-EGR–CPG Systems

Combining natural gas recovery and CO<sub>2</sub>-based geothermal energy extraction for electric power generation

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Masoud Babaei

Anozie Ebigbo

P. Martin Mai

Alexandros Daniilidis

Martin O. Saar

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