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Adapting conventional E&P workflows to scale up hydrogen and helium exploration

October 17, 2022

Natural hydrogen and helium exploration is booming worldwide. The combined production of hydrogen, helium and carbon dioxide in the Earth’s subsurface provides alternative resources that could revolutionize the path to…

Potential prospectivity identified in the Orphan Basin

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October 14, 2022

Joint PGS/TGS library. The Blomidon survey is shown in orange and the PGS Ultima test area covers 900 sq. km of that survey. The survey is a part of…

Hit and miss, but the Suriname trend stretches east

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October 5, 2022

The well was drilled by the Noble Gerry de Souza drillship between July and August 2022 in 1140 m water. TD was reached at 5,290 m, similar to the 5…

How Stryde enabled new African opportunities to be explored

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September 28, 2022

Last year, Australian gas and oil company, Invictus Energy began a multi-million-pound E&P project to tap the last untested large frontier rift basis in onshore Africa – the Cabora Bassa…

Subsurface CO2 storage – learning from past projects for better risk assessments

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September 20, 2022

The crossover of oil and gas expertise to Carbon Capture and Storage is an important energy transition topic.

Accurate Reservoir Attributes Delivered with GeoStreamer X in the South Viking Graben, Norway

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September 2, 2022

Illustrated here are the two GeoStreamer X surveys (2019 southern polygon and 2020 northern polygon), the rockAVO wells used in this study and the random line for the main seismic…

UK North Sea: A Step-Change in Imaging Quality

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September 1, 2022

It is often said the best place to find oil is in an oil field and if that is true then perhaps the second-best place to find oil would be…

Recent advances in climate change research: Part XIV – The doom of a photon on a random walk

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August 4, 2022

The history of an individual infrared photon being emitted upwards from Earth’s surface into a static atmosphere is analysed as a one-dimensional random walk. Will it return to Earth, or…

CCS in Scandinavia

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June 18, 2022

Norway has led the way in carbon capture and storage (CCS) for many years, underpinned by its leading role in oil and gas production in the Norwegian, Barents and North…

Misleading presentation of TOC data

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March 31, 2022

Paul Farrimond admits that data on Total Organic Carbon (TOC) from source tocks as a function of burial depth is hard to find. I therefore appreciate that he publishes TOC…

Can biodegradation be degraded as a theory to explain heavy oil?

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February 18, 2022

In this article, I will focus on and challenge the two fundamental assumptions that the current theory for generation and migration of oil and gas rests upon: decreasing TOC in…

Recycling Exploration Acreage: Recipe for success

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January 25, 2022

APA (Awards in Predefined Areas) licences have been awarded by the Ministry of Petroleum each year since 2000 (including the precursor North Sea rounds (“NST”)). These licences allow for new…

The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

Posts by Guest Author

Adapting conventional E&P workflows to scale up hydrogen and helium exploration

Potential prospectivity identified in the Orphan Basin

Hit and miss, but the Suriname trend stretches east

How Stryde enabled new African opportunities to be explored

Subsurface CO2 storage – learning from past projects for better risk assessments

Accurate Reservoir Attributes Delivered with GeoStreamer X in the South Viking Graben, Norway

UK North Sea: A Step-Change in Imaging Quality

Recent advances in climate change research: Part XIV – The doom of a photon on a random walk

CCS in Scandinavia

Misleading presentation of TOC data

Can biodegradation be degraded as a theory to explain heavy oil?

Recycling Exploration Acreage: Recipe for success

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