Among the papers we hope to publish in 2022 and beyond are the following (abbreviated titles, listed alphabetically by main author's surname):

• Source Rock Characteristics and Hydrocarbon Generation Potential of the Southern Pletmos Basin, Offshore South Africa: Insights from Basin Modelling
  by F. Agbor (Univ. Western Cape, South Africa), S. Mhlambi, N. A. Teumahji, W. Sonibare and J. Donker
• Sandstones beneath the Silurian ‘hot’ shale” in the west of the Sultanate of Oman
  A.S.M. Al Ghafri (OQ Exploration and Production LLC, Muscat), A.P. Heward, G.A. Booth and I.A. Abbasi
• Hydrocarbon potential of the Shu-Sarysu basin, Kazakhstan: a review
  by Auez Abetov, Almas Zhumagulov (Satbaev University, Kazakhstan) and Mehrdad Manzari
• Microfacies, diagenetic history and reservoir qualities of the lower Aptian (lower Shuaiba Formation) in the United Arab Emirates
  by A. Alsharhan (Middle East Geological and Environmental Establishment, Dubai)
• Geochemical characterization and 1D modelling of conditions for the generation of hydrocarbons, Tucano Sul basin, Bahia, Brazil
  by Ana Paula Alves (Bahia University, Brazil) et al.
• Re-assessment of the Late Silurian Fegaguira Formation as hybrid unconventional oil play: Guidelines for future shale oil exploration in the intracratonic Chotts Basin (Tunisia)
  by A. Belhaj (ETAP, Tunisia) et al)
• Quartzitic Sandstones in the Namurian and Lower Westphalian succession of the Southern North Sea: a new high-permeability Carboniferous reservoir type
  by Graham Blackbourn (Blackbourn Geoconsulting) & John Collinson
• Oil-source rock correlations and understanding the Jurassic petroleum systems of the Lusitanian Basin (Portugal)
  by M. Brito (University of Rio do Janeiro) et al.
• Geochemical analyses of newly discovered oil seeps and hydrocarbon potential reassessement of the Gafsa Basin, SW Tunisia.
  by Kamel Dadi (ENIS Sfax) et al.
• Organic geochemical evaluation of potential source rocks and migrated petroleum in outcropping sedimentary strata in the Ech-cheid diapiric zone, Northern Tunisia
  by I. Ghribi (University of Carthage), A. Belhaj Mohamed, M. Saidi, L. Ben Aissa and M. Layeb
• Reservoir characterization of the Late Jurassic Arab Member of the Surmeh Formation, central Persian Gulf, offshore Iran
  by M. Jamalian (Pars Petro Zagros Company, Tehran) et al.
• Petroleum formation and generation in the Baku Archipelago, South Caspian Basin, Azerbaijan
  by A. S. Javadova (Institute of Oil and Gas, Azerbaijan)
• An unconformity in the Kunbei fault terrace belt, SW Qaidam Basin, NW China: control on petroleum migration
  by Li Yong (SW University Chengdu) et al.
• Origin and source of deep oils in the Dongying depression, Bohai Bay Basin: Insights from geochemical and geological analyses
  by Lü Xiuxiang (CUP Beijing), Zhou Xiaoxiao et al.
• Bitumen resources of the East Siberian Basin
  by Liu Zuodong (PetroChina), G. A. Blackbourn et al.
• Flow unit distribution, electrofacies analysis and geological-based reservoir zonation for heterogeneity assessment in carbonate reservoirs; Sarvak Formation in the Zagros area, Iran
  by Hamzeh Mehrabi (University of Tehran) et al.
• Hydrocarbon prospectivity of offshore and coastal El Salvador and Guatemala
  by T. Phillips (PetroTel, Inc.)
• A review of Neogene extrusive volcanic reservoir rocks in the Niigata and Akita basins, Japan
  by A. Racey (Andy Racey Geoscience)
• Integration of unconventional seismic attributes and geomechanical analysis for fractured reservoir characterization in Block M3, offshore Myanmar
  by A. Sakulraungsri (PTTEP, Thailand) et al.
• Dolomitization of the Middle Ordovician Ma55 Sub-member of the Majiagou Formation and implications for hydrocarbon exploration in the northern Ordos Basin, NW China
  by Shi Pingzhou (Chengdu Univ.) et al.
• Diagenetic Controls on the Differential Quality of Turbidite Reservoirs: Evidence from Upper Cretaceous Sandstones of the Espírito Santo Basin, Eastern Brazil
  by J. Strim (Petrobras) and L. F. De Ros
• Integrated reservoir characterization of the Pliocene Red Series Formation, Lam field, offshore Western Turkmenistan
  by Abhijith Suboyin (Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi) et al.
• A "giant" mud volcano system on- and offshore eastern Azerbaijan, South Caspian Basin
  by N. Yusubov (Oil and Gas Institute of Azerbaijan), I. S. Guliyev and Sh. M. Huseynova