Call for Abstracts
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Abstract Submission Deadlines
July 31, 2025:
Abstract Submission Ends
August 31, 2025:
Acceptance Letter Issuance
September 30, 2025:
Full Paper Submission
September 30, 2025:
Issuance of Letters for Judges
SUB-THEMES
- Energy Security: Policy Framework and Implementation Strategies for Sustainable Energy Security, Affordability, Energy Transition, and Access to Cleaner Energy Supplies.
- Modern Techniques for Sustainable Energy Development: Decarbonization and Carbon Credit, Smart and Efficient Energy, Innovations in Renewable Energy Generation, and Modern Infrastructures for Future Energy Sustainability.
- Emerging Concepts and Methodologies in Geoscience – for Exploration, Production, and Sustainable Energy Development.
- Petroleum Studies and Reservoir Characterization for Petroleum Development, Production, and Future Energy Supply.
- Emerging Technologies and Current Applications in Exploration and Production: Data Science, Al and Machine Learning, Current Trends in Innovative Applications, Case Studies, and Challenges in the Oil and Gas Industry.
- Energy Business Management and Financing: Challenges, Opportunities, Investments and Divestments, Energy Finance Regulatory Framework, and Future Energy.
- Geoscience Education for Sustainable Energy Growth, and Human Capital Development for Future Energy, Industry-Academia Collaborations, Future Energy Research.
- Health, Safety and Environment, Operational Challenges in Oil and Gas E&P, Host Communities and Local Content Synergy, HSSE, EIA, Risk Management and Waste Management.
- PIA and Local Content Synergy.
Abstract Submission Guidelines
- Only ONLINE SUBMISSION is allowed. To submit your abstract(s) for the 43rd NAPE Annual International Conference and Exhibition, CLICK HERE. Fill all the sections and upload your abstract(s).
- We strongly recommend that all abstracts be submitted as MS word documents.
- The body of the abstract should contain a description of the proposed paper with objectives, procedures/methodology, and conclusions. No illustrations, figures, references, abbreviations, acknowledgments, or itemized points are permitted in the abstracts. Abstracts must be relevant to the conference theme as well as the most applicable technical sub-theme.
- Abstracts should not be more than 3000 characters (300 words), including spaces and punctuations. The title, authors, and authors’ affiliations are not included in the character limit.
- Titles should be brief. All authors must indicate their affiliations, e-mail, and phone numbers for easy communication.
- Evaluation and ranking of abstracts are based on relevance and timeliness of subject matter; usefulness of contribution to the advancement of knowledge, techniques, or practice; and overall clarity, organization, and presentation of ideas.
- Only presentations that have accompanying full papers submitted before the full paper submission deadline shall qualify for consideration for presentation and best paper award.
- Authors are invited to have their work, (both oral and poster) presentations, published in the NAPE Bulletin to preserve their work for future reference. Bulletin publication requires the submission of the full paper with references included.
- For further inquiries, contact the Chairman, Editorial Board/Technical Program Committee via e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]
- The acceptance of abstracts by the 2025 NAPE AICE Technical Program Committee shall be based on the quality of the abstract submitted and whether the abstract fits into the theme and sub-themes of the conference.