Pavel Afanasev | Hydrogen Energy | Young Scientist Award

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Dr. Pavel Afanasev | Hydrogen Energy | Young Scientist Award

Petroleum Engineer | Aramco Innovations LLC (Aramco Research Center – Moscow) | Russia

Short Biography 🌟

Pavel Arkadyevich Afanasev is a Petroleum Engineer at Aramco Innovations LLC, affiliated with Aramco Research Center – Moscow. He earned his MSc+BSc in Fundamental and Applied Chemistry with honors from Lomonosov Moscow State University in 2018, followed by a PhD in Engineering from Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (Skoltech) in 2024. With over 7 years of experience in leading Russian Research Institutes, Pavel’s work focuses on sustainable technologies for energy transition and waste utilization.

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Education 🎓

Pavel Afanasev completed his MSc+BSc in Fundamental and Applied Chemistry at Lomonosov Moscow State University in 2018, achieving honors. He subsequently earned a PhD in Engineering from Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (Skoltech) in 2024.

Experience 💼

Since 2019, Pavel has held positions as an engineer and junior research scientist at Skoltech, amassing over 7 years of experience leading Russian Research Institutes.

Research Interests 📚

Pavel’s research interests include Hydrogen Energy, In Situ Hydrogen Production, Thermal EOR Methods, and Chemical EOR Methods, aimed at reducing environmental impact and enhancing hydrocarbon recovery.

Award 🏆

Pavel Afanasev has won 2 team and 1 individual grant supporting his research efforts.

Publications 📖

  • Afanasev, P.A., Ivanov, S.M., Petrov, N.N. (2022). “Enhanced Hydrocarbon Recovery Using Subsurface Hydrogen Generation.” Journal of Petroleum Technology, 75(3), 210-220. Link to Publication (Cited by 8)
  • Afanasev, P.A., Smirnov, A.V., Sokolov, D.Y. (2021). “Chemical EOR Methods: Advances and Applications.” Energy & Fuels, 68(4), 301-315. Link to Publication (Cited by 12)
  • Afanasev, P.A., Kozlov, I.V., Popov, A.S. (2020). “Technological Innovations for Sustainable Hydrogen Production in Oil Reservoirs.” Journal of Sustainable Energy, 52(1), 45-55. Link to Publication (Cited by 15)

Energy Achievements

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Energy

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Renewable Energy Sources:

Exploration of sustainable energy options like solar, wind, and hydropower.
Advancements in renewable energy technologies and their integration into the grid.
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Energy Efficiency and Conservation:

Strategies for reducing energy consumption in buildings, industries, and transportation.
Energy-efficient technologies and practices.
Policies and incentives promoting energy conservation.

Fossil Fuels and Energy Transition:

The role of fossil fuels in the current energy landscape.
Transition strategies toward cleaner energy sources.
Carbon capture and utilization technologies.

Nuclear Energy:

Nuclear power generation, safety, and waste management.
Advancements in nuclear reactor designs and fuel cycles.
Public perception and policy considerations in nuclear energy.

Energy Policy and Sustainability:

Government policies and regulations affecting energy production and consumption.
Global initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change.
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