Reza Rahimi - Undergraduate petroleum engineering student
Atabak Moradi - Undergraduate petroleum engineering student
Michael Razmjo - Undergraduate chemical engineering student

Geothermal energy is a renewable energy that has very few environmental risks and is not dependent on atmospheric conditions. Abandoned natural gas reservoirs have the ability to access existing ground heat sources using existing wells. In natural geothermal reservoirs, this is a difficult and costly operation that can be turned into an opportunity by combining the two industries. We can also use appropriate geothermal cycles and fluids depending on the reservoir potential. Since the beginning of the industrial age, the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere has increased significantly due to the overuse of fossil fuels. An effective way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is to inject carbon dioxide into deep geological formations. In addition, we can produce oil by combining petroleum engineering and geothermal engineering by creating a closed cycle with carbon dioxide working fluid in addition to keeping carbon dioxide in the cycle and not releasing it in the environment and promoting stability in the cycle process. Pay energy and create economic savings.

Geothermal Energy, CO۲ Capture, Geothermal Power plant, Renewable Energy, EOR