One of the lithological scenario’s Aker BP modelled in order to arrive at the seismic response seen at the Mugnetind prospect was a coal of 20 m in thickness. Given…
This is not a good week for exploration results on the NCS, and not a good week for the Cretaceous play in the Norwegian Sea in particular. This morning, the…
Storage of CO2 in depleted gas fields comes with advantages and challenges. On one hand, depleted gas fields have proven to be secure sites in terms of caprock integrity and…
Although the ultimate recoverable volumes from the Rolvsnes fractured basement field are probably less than the initial numbers Lundin presented at the start of the Extended Well Test that commenced in…
Based on a vote from the conference participants and an in-depth conversation amongst the members of the committee, the winner of this year’s Exploration Innovation Prize was announced during yesterday’s…
The Upper Cretaceous Chalk in the Danish North Sea has been an exploration hotspot for oil and gas for many years. Even though the potential for additional hydrocarbon finds is…
In the UK, the Jackdaw development (120-250 MMboe) was given the nod, whilst the German and Dutch authorities expressed the intention to approve the N05-A project (31 MMboe). Both projects…
In what was most likely mapped as Everglades by Edison Norge when the company operated licence PL807, Aker BP has now proven a small volume of up to 11.9 MMboe…
From the far north to the far south, the upcoming NCS Exploration – Recent Discoveries Conference will be discussing exploration success across all areas of the Norwegian Continental Shelf. Valuable…
As announced by the NPD yesterday, the highly anticipated appraisal well (6507/5-11) on ConocoPhillips’ Slagugle discovery has resulted in a significant downgrade of its size. Named “Explorer of the Year…
Last week, Equinor announced the discovery of oil in the Snøfonn prospect just east of the Skavl find in the Johan Castberg cluster. It was the first discovery after a…