PetroMarker has over the summer gone through a rebranding process and changed the company name to Allton. As part of the whole energy transition shift occurring in the oil and gas industry it was a suitable time to change the company name and technology focus. Electromagnetics (EM) have primarily been used for frontier exploration, regional studies and drill or drop decisions. Allton will focus the technology development not only to improve frontier and near-field exploration services; there will also be a strong technology commitment to deliver EM services for 4D oil and gas monitoring.
© Allton.
The implementation and use of 4D EM technology in oil and gas production will in many cases increase the recovery rate of existing and new fields, improving the economics and reducing the carbon footprint. The increased focus on offshore CO₂ storage such as the Northern Lights project in Norway will require a secure and reliable measurement, monitoring and verification tool. Allton’s EM technology will be that tool, which can deliver on these promises to make sure that the CO₂ is stored safely.
Further Reading on Electromagnetics in Oil and Gas Exploration
CSEM Anomalies Indicate Hydrocarbon Potential in the North Sea
Aslak Myklebostad and Svein Ellingsrud, PetroMarker
Vertical CSEM technology identifies new potential for undiscovered volumes around the Gjøa field in the North Sea.
This article appeared in Vol. 16, No. 4 – 2019
A New Approach to Hydrocarbon Exploration
Aslak Myklebostad; PetroMarker
PetroMarker’s unique 3D vertical EM technology acquires robust data for new development opportunities in already-explored areas such as the Norwegian Sea.
This article appeared in Vol. 15, No. 3 – 2018
