Technical framework and key issues in the coordinated development and utilization of abandoned mines
LYU Xin
YANG Ke
YUAN Liang
HUA Xinzhu
FANG Juejing
ZHANG Tong
DUAN Minke
LIU Feiyue
Abstract：The development and utilization of abandoned mines play a crucial role in advancing China's energy transition and achieving its"Dual Carbon"goals.From a top-level design perspec-tive,the concept of abandoned mine reuse is defined,considering China's national context and re-gional differences.This paper systematically presents a full-lifecycle development strategy,focus-ing on three primary utilization paths:resource-based,energy-based,and function-based.Follow-ing the guiding principle of"classified strategies and coordinated advancement",a phased and differ-entiated approach was proposed,led by pilot projects and supported by a comprehensive mecha-nism involving regional coordination,market regulation,technological innovation,and policy in-centives.The key scientific and technological challenges faced in the coordinated development and utilization of abandoned mines were systematically discussed,including dynamic multi-source detec-tion("sky-space-ground-storage"),underground space stability control,carbon migration pat-terns,three-dimensional carbon management,regional energy transition,and hybrid micro grid con-struction.Critical technologies spanning the entire chain,from resource detection to multifunctional development,were identified.This research offers a theoretical foundation and practical guidance for transforming abandoned mines from environmental burdens into strategic resources,contribut-ing to carbon neutrality and the high-quality development of regional economies.
Keywords：abandoned minesfull lifecyclecarbon neutralitycoordinated development and utili-zationmultifunctional transformation
Publication Date：2026-01-30
Online Publishing Date：2026-01-28(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：18( 43-60 )