Institute for the sustainable engineering
of fossil resources
ISIFoR federates in the Aquitaine and Midi-Pyrénées
regions the academic research dedicated to energy and
environmental issues of fossil resources. The development
of sustainable and innovative engineering for the exploration
and the production of hydrocarbons determines our scientific
and technological position.
ISIFoR guides you in your R&D projects dedicated to energy
and environmental issues related to the subsoil.
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Target markets
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Oil and gas
•
Energy
•
Environment
To meet these challenges, ISIFoR
relies on its leadership in the control
of fluids (water, gas, oil) in the
complex deep subsoil environment
(pressure, temperature, complex
fluids, fluids/solid interfaces).
ISIFoR and the challenge
on energy transition
Starting from exploration/production
of hydrocarbons in Aquitaine region,
ISIFoR opens up and stands out in:
The new energy markets of
subsoil: deep geothermal energy,
CO
2
and energy storage.
On environmental issues associated
to subsoil energies: environmental
monitoring, the water cycle, etc.
An ecosystem of competences
dedicated to geosciences
ISIFoR brings together more than 500
researchers, research professors and
engineers, to the initiative of its six academic
research partners : The University of Pau
& Pays de l’Adour, the University of
Bordeaux, the University of Paul Sabatier
in Toulouse, the National Polytechnic
Institute of Toulouse, the National Center for
Scientific Research (CNRS) and the Institute
of Research for Development (IRD).
The institute benefits from a unique
ecosystem, close to the competitiveness
cluster AVENIA and to numerous
enterprises related to the oil & gas
technology, geothermal energy or carbon
dioxide underground storage. Nowadays
this synergy makes ISIFoR a nationally
recognized centre of creativity in the
greater southwestern region of France.
Our technological challenges in
the oil and gas industry markets
ISIFoR focusses its action according to
three technological challenges:
The efficient use of conventional
resources, the development of new
resources as well as the control of
the environmental footprint.
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