Mr. Olivier Delodji’s research focuses on numerical simulation and computational modeling applied to energy systems, with particular emphasis on CO₂-enhanced oil recovery (CO₂-EOR) and CO₂ sequestration in shale oil reservoirs. The current scholarly record includes 1 peer-reviewed journal article, published in Results in Engineering (2025), addressing coupled flow and storage mechanisms relevant to carbon management and unconventional reservoirs. Research activities demonstrate engagement with advanced simulation techniques, subsurface energy engineering, and sustainability-oriented geoscience applications. Scholarly development is further supported through active participation in international workshops, academic forums, and symposia on energy management, unconventional resources, and China–Africa geoscience cooperation. Overall, the research trajectory highlights a strong foundation in numerical modeling, interdisciplinary collaboration, and contribution to carbon sequestration and energy transition research.