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Equatorial Guinea: Douala and Rio Muni risk reduction

Figure 1: Map of the AOI and outline of the blocks undergoing reprocessing. DW-FWI and MP-FWI to deliver the margin’s most advanced datasets Frontier meets opportunity – high operator interest Exploring in frontier domains is seldom offered the benefit of…

Mike Powney, Geoex MCG, Julian Sherriff and Stephen Doyle, DUG Technology

October 19, 2026

The deep-water architecture of northern Sierra Leone: A tale of two oceans

Figure 1: The new Northern Sierra Leone survey in the context of the western section of the WATM highlighting it’s location in the transition between transform and extensional rift segments. New licensing activity from the last 12 months is also…

Ben Sayers, GeoPartners, Paul Bellingham, BGP International, and Ian Bulley, PVE Consulting

September 23, 2026

Gravitating towards discoveries in Angola’s onshore Kwanza Basin

Unlocking pre-salt potential through integrated airborne geophysics Angola location map. Oil production in Angola began in the onshore Kwanza Basin, where early discoveries such as Benfica, Tobias and Quenguela North were made on seismic datasets acquired during the 1960s to…

Nithul Udayan, Christian Richards and Jonathan Watson, Metatek Group; Charles Thomas, Striped Horse

September 16, 2026

Seeing the unseen: New 3D seismic insights from the deepwater Pará-Maranhão Basin

Pará–Maranhão Basin: New insights from PAMA 3D seismic New PAMA 3D seismic unlocks clearer imaging and reveals significant untapped hydrocarbon potential in Brazil’s Pará–Maranhão Basin Figure 2: Sweetness attribute extraction from interpreted Cenozoic surface showing the basin’s main features (depositional…

Kyle Reuber, Derek Unger, Pedro Zalan, Henri Houllevigue, Kenneth Shipper, TGS

September 9, 2026

The Keta Basin: Ghana’s deepwater frontier edges back into focus

The Keta Basin – a basin with familiar geological DNA The East Keta acreage lies in the central portion of the Accra-Keta-Benin basin, formed during the Middle Cretaceous opening of the South Atlantic. Geologically, the basin shares some similarities with…

Dave McGurk, Heritage Oil Exploration & Production, Ghana

September 1, 2026

Offshore Angola: Exploring frontiers and fringes with new and reprocessed seismic

Angola’s continental margin hosts rich petroleum systems that have charged prolific reservoirs, creating a province with over 30 Bbbl of recoverable oil. Production, mainly from the Lower Congo Basin, peaked in 2008 at around 2 MMbbl/d and has since declined…

Matthew Plummer, TGS

August 31, 2026

Momentum behind the frontier Angoche and Save basins

Milton Zibane Natural gas in Mozambique is currently produced from four fields. Three of them, Pande, Temane and Inhassoro, are located onshore in the Mozambique basin, 520 km north of Maputo. The fourth, and most prolific field, Coral, is located…

Mariël Reitsma

August 31, 2026

Hydrocarbon seepage in the Karoo: South Africa’s Shale Gas Project reveals potential

South Africa’s Karoo Basin has long been known for scattered gas shows, oil‑stained fissures and occasional methane emissions from water boreholes. Yet the basin’s broader petroleum potential has remained uncertain. The Shale Gas Research Project, carried out by the Petroleum…

Mariël Reitsma

August 28, 2026

Investment opportunity: Drill-ready Tethys Prospect – onshore California

The Tethys Prospect is a drill-ready conventional oil exploration and development opportunity located along the oil-prolific west side of the San Joaquin Basin in Kern County, California, with an estimated 20 million barrels of oil recoverable potential (P50). The prospect…

Thomas Davis and Pat Gibson

August 27, 2026

Poised for passion: The race for riches in Equatorial Guinea’s deepwater

Smart licensing in Equatorial Guinea New awards necessitate the availability of a new regionally consistent depth-imaged seismic framework Figure 1: New license awards: ENI (purple), Galp (green), Chevron (orange) and ConocoPhilips (red). In 2025, Searcher reprocessed approximately 10,500 km of…

Neil Hodgson, Karyna Rodriguez and Lauren Found, Searcher

August 25, 2026

Matching global explorers with Morocco’s frontier potential

Salim Lahsini Morocco’s Atlantic margin offers a combination of proven petroleum systems and large areas that remain underexplored. The country wants to translate this diversity into clear, investable exploration opportunities. This requires more than technical datasets and conference presentations; it…

Mariël Reitsma

August 20, 2026

Exclusive access to Venezuela’s next offshore play

Venezuela Offshore Multi-Phase Exploration Program, via exclusive multi-client agreement with the Ministry of Hydrocarbons (MINHID). Venezuela offshore: A basin re-entering the global stage Proven discoveries, established infrastructure and newly reprocessed seismic data are providing a clearer understanding of Plataforma Deltana,…

Mike Powney, Jeniffer Masi and George Baba, Geoex MCG; Julian Sherriff and Stephen Doyle, Dug Technology

August 18, 2026

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Equatorial Guinea: Douala and Rio Muni risk reduction

The deep-water architecture of northern Sierra Leone: A tale of two oceans

Gravitating towards discoveries in Angola’s onshore Kwanza Basin

Seeing the unseen: New 3D seismic insights from the deepwater Pará-Maranhão Basin

The Keta Basin: Ghana’s deepwater frontier edges back into focus

Offshore Angola: Exploring frontiers and fringes with new and reprocessed seismic

Momentum behind the frontier Angoche and Save basins

Hydrocarbon seepage in the Karoo: South Africa’s Shale Gas Project reveals potential

Investment opportunity: Drill-ready Tethys Prospect – onshore California

Poised for passion: The race for riches in Equatorial Guinea’s deepwater

Matching global explorers with Morocco’s frontier potential

Exclusive access to Venezuela’s next offshore play

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