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A strategic partnership to increase interdisciplinary subsurface understanding

February 15, 2022

The partnership will unite rock characterisation domain expertise with gaming visualisation technology and cloud-based analytics capabilities to deliver an integrated data-science platform for core and cuttings data visualisation, machine learning…

Mesopotamia – the Cradle of Civilization

Halfdan Carstens

February 6, 2022

Several thousand years ago, between the rivers Euphrates and Tigris, the rich and fertile soil of Mesopotamia gave birth to civilization. Today, deeply buried oil and gas reservoirs provide Mesopotamia…

Is the recruitment tide turning?

Henk Kombrink

February 3, 2022

In the last couple of weeks, there has been a bit of an uptake in the number of upstream roles being advertised on social media, even in the G&G domain.…

Oil theory in deep water

Ronny Setså

January 27, 2022

At the end of last year, Per Arne Bjørkum – Scientist at Equinor and Professor emeritus at University of Stavanger – published a new line of thinking as to when…

The Bear in The Room

Iain Brown

January 19, 2022

Russia and European Natural Gas – Threat or Opportunity? A perfect energy storm has been brewing during 2021. A cold winter around the world in 2020 saw gas demand rising,…

CGG Confirms 2022 Phase Three of Northern Viking Graben Dual-Azimuth Multi-Client Survey

Press Release

January 11, 2022

CGG announced today phase three of its dual-azimuth multi-client 3D survey in the Northern North Sea. Starting in early May 2022 and continuing throughout the North Sea season, phase three…

Subsurface digitalization – what has worked and what hasn’t?

Ronny Setså

January 10, 2022

Submit your abstract for the DIGEX 2022 conference by February 4th!

Encouraging Exploration

Halfdan Carstens

January 6, 2022

In the barren landscape of the Syrian desert you may find an occasional drilling rig exploring for hydrocarbons. In the years to come several more rigs are expected to enter,…

A World Renowned Section

Atle Mørk, SINTEF Petroleum Research

January 6, 2022

With relatively easy access from Longyearbyen, the Festningen Section is a very popular geological attraction that displays an almost complete section of sedimentary rocks throughout the Mesozoic. Scientists, students and…

Storming the Ivory Tower

Raymond Levey, Energy & Geoscience Institute (EGI) at the University of Utah

January 6, 2022

The oil shock of 1973 transformed the global energy picture. As lines of automobiles snaked down the street awaiting their turn at the pumps,the realization dawned that plentiful, cheap energy…

Iraq: Targeting Giants in Kurdistan

Halfdan Carstens

January 6, 2022

Oil is flowing to the surface in several seeps within the license area, and nearby giant fields have been producing for decades. The well Tawke # 1 is certainly being…

Cretaceous Park

Halfdan Carstens

January 6, 2022

Glacial meltwater and subaerial erosion after the ice age has sculptured a badlands landscape within Upper Cretaceous clastic sedimentary rocks. Abundant dinosaur fossil bones and skeletons have been exposed making…

The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

In the News

A strategic partnership to increase interdisciplinary subsurface understanding

Mesopotamia – the Cradle of Civilization

Is the recruitment tide turning?

Oil theory in deep water

The Bear in The Room

CGG Confirms 2022 Phase Three of Northern Viking Graben Dual-Azimuth Multi-Client Survey

Subsurface digitalization – what has worked and what hasn’t?

Encouraging Exploration

A World Renowned Section

Storming the Ivory Tower

Iraq: Targeting Giants in Kurdistan

Cretaceous Park

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