Faculty Members
Feng Lianyong
Biography
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NAME: Lianyong Feng
Professor, Supervisor for Ph.D students
School of Business
China University of Petroleum, Beijing
Changping District, Beijing, 102249 P.R. China
Tel: 86 10 13911236801
Fax: 86 10 6970 0644
E-Mail: fenglyenergy@163.com
Website:www.cup.edu.cn/peakoil
PhD in Economics, Department of Economics, Management and Law, State University of Petroleum, Moscow, Russia (1997)
MS, Department of Management, University of Petroleum, East of China, Shandong Province (1991)
Deputy secretory of Association of Petroleum Economics of Chinese Petroleum Society
The secretary of the ASPO-China, one of the academic organization of doing the research on Peak Oil and Peak Energy (see www.peakoil.net, www.cup.edu.cn/peakoil).The co-director of China-Sweden Center for Energy, Environment and Economy Studies, co-director of International Institute of Energy Economics and Climate Change, founded by China University of Petroleum, Beijing, Uppsala University, MacEwan School of Business, Grant MacEwan University.
Education
Dr. Feng graduated and obtained his Bachelor's degree from University of Petroleum (East China) In 1988, with Management Engineering as his major. He continued his study and got his Master's degree three years later at the same university and has been teaching there for several years. Mr. Feng obtained his Doctor's degree on 10,October, 1997 from the Moscow Petroleum University, Russia.
Research Interests:
Peak Oil; Peak Energy
Energy Economics
Petroleum Investment
Progamme supervised for：
Master student：Technology economics; Management science and Engineering; Business management
Doctoral student：Management science and Engineering
Teaching:
International Petroleum Economics;
Energy Economics;
Engineering Economics
Previous Teaching/working Experience:
From August 1997 to July 1999, he served in Kazakhstan as a manager of China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) for the crude oiltransportation and distribution. From October 2000 to September 2003, he worked in the headquarter of CNPC.
From September 2003, Dr Feng started his teaching and research career at China University of Petroleum, Beijing.
Publications:
Journal Articles:
1. Bo Xu, Lianyong Feng, William X. Wei, Yan Hu and Jianliang Wang, A Preliminary Forecast of the Production Status of China’s Daqing Oil field from the Perspective of EROI. Sustainability 2014, 6, 8262-8282; doi:10.3390/su6118262(SCI, IF="1).
2. Yan Hu , Charles A.S. Hall , Jianliang Wang, Lianyong Feng , Alexandre Poisson. Energy Return on Investment (EROI) of China’s conventional fossil fuels: Historical and future trends, Energy, Volume 54, 1 June 2013, Pages 352-364
3. Wang, J.L., Feng, L.Y., Tverberg, G.E. An analysis of China's coal supply and its impact on China's future economic growth. Energy Policy, 2013, 57, 542-551. (JCR一区;SCI, EI, SSCI; IF="2.743).
4. Hu, Y., Hall, C.A.S., Wang, J.L., Feng, L.Y., Poisson, A，Energy Return On Investment (EROI) of China's conventional fossil fuels: Historical and future trends. Energy, 2013,54, 352-364(JCR二区; SCI, EI; IF="3.651)
5. Wang, J.L., Feng, L.Y., Zhao, L., Snowden, S. China's natural gas: Resources, production and its impacts. Energy Policy, 2013, 55, 690-698. (JCR一区;SCI, EI, SSCI; IF="2.743).
6. Wang, J.L., Feng, L.Y., Davidsson, S., Höök, M. Chinese coal supply and future production outlooks. Energy, 2013, 60, 204-214.(JCR二区; SCI, EI; IF="3.651).
7. Jianliang Wang, Lianyong Feng, Lin Zhao, Simon Snowden. China’s natural gas: Resources, production and its impacts, Energy Policy(2013)
8. Xu Tang, Baosheng Zhang, Lianyong Feng, Simon Snowden, Mikael Höök，Net oil exports embodied in China's international trade: An input–output analysis，Energy, 48, pp 464-471, 2012/11/3.
9. Yan Hu , Lianyong Feng , Charles C.S. Hall and Dong Tian，Analysis of the Energy Return on Investment (EROI) of the Huge Daqing Oil Field in China，Sustainability 2011, 3, 2323-2338; doi:10.3390/su3122323
10. Jianliang Wang，Lianyong Feng, Lin Zhao , Simon Snowden, Xu Wang, A comparison of two typical multicyclic models used to forecast the world’s conventional oil production, Energy Policy39(2011)7616–7621
11. Zhao lin, Feng lianyong, Charles A.S. Hall, Is peakoilism coming? [J]. Energy Policy. 2009,37(6):2136-2138;
12. Feng Lianyong, Li Junchen, etc .China’s oil reserve forecast and analysis based on peak oil models[J]. Energy Policy. 2008,36(11): 4149–4153;
13. Feng Lianyong, Li Junchen, Zhao Qingfei, Pang Xiongqi,Tang Xu, Zhao Lin. Forecast and Analysis of China’s Oil Supply and Demand Based on the Peak Oil Model[J]. Oil & Gas Journal. 14(2008), Page 43-47;
14. Xu Tang, Baosheng Zhang, Mikael Höök, Lianyong Feng, Forecast of oil reserves and production in Daqing oilfield of China, Energy,2010,35(7):3097-3102.
15. Tang Xu, Zhang Baosheng, Lianyong Feng, Marwan Masri, Afshin Honarvar. Economic impacts and challenges of China’s petroleum industry: An input–output analysis. Energy,2011,36(5):2905-2911;
16. Xu Tang, Baosheng Zhang, Mikael Höök and Lianyong Feng, Forecast of oil reserves and production in Daqing oilfield of China, Enegy, 2010,35(7):3097-3102;
17. Pang Xiongqi, Zhao Lin, Feng Lianyong, Meng Qingyang，Tang Xu，Li Junchen. The evolution and present status of the study on peak oil in China[J]. Petroleum Science.6(2009), Page 217-224.
18. Feng Lianyong, Zhao Lin, Zhao Qingfei, Wang Zhiming. Models of peak oil theory and forecast of world oil peak. ACTA PETROL EI SINICA, 0253-2697 (2006) 05-0139-04
19. Feng Lian-yong, Li Li and Pei Yong. Seismic technology in lithologic reservoir prospecting of Shengli oilfield. Oil Geophysical Prospecting, 2006,41(2):211～215
20. FENG Lianyong , TANG Xu , ZHAO Lin. Reasonable planning of oil production in China based on peak oil model, PETROLEUM EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT, 2007, (4).
21. Tang Xu, Zhang Baosheng, Feng Lianyong,Yuan Lei, Forecast of Oil production in Daqing oilfield based on system dynamics, 2008 IEEE 工程管理、服务管理和知识管理国际会议，大连，2008年10月15-17日(EI收录).
22. TANG Xu, ZHANG Bao-sheng, DENG Hong-mei, FENG Lian-yong, Forecast and analysis of oil production in China based on system dynamics，Systems Engineering-Theory & Practice, 2010.02
23. Höök, Mikael; Bardi, Ugo; Feng, Lianyong; Pang, Xiongqi, Development of oil formation theories and their importance for peak oil Source, Marine and Petroleum Geology,2010,27(9):1995-2004;
Books:
1、 Feng, Lianyong, Yan, Hu，Charles A.S. Hall, Jianliang Wang. The Chinese Oil Industry：History and Future. Springer 2012, ISBN:978-1-4419-9409-7;
2、 Feng Lianyong, Wang Jianliang, Wang Yue. The Ghost of Peaking，Social Sciences Academic Press(China)2012.12；
3、 Feng Lianyong, Chen Daen，International Petroleum Economics, Petroleum Press(China), 2009.02；
4、 Feng Lianyong, Hu Yan, Post Oil Age, Science Press(China),2011.02；
