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Russia: Fall in Offshore Exploration Investment

Aatisha Mahajan, Rystad Energy

December 7, 2017

Scarce geological information and a reduction in exploration investments are a major hindrance to exploiting Russian Arctic Shelf potential. Since the 2014 discovery of Universitetskaya-1 in the Kara Sea, offshore…

Induced or Triggered Seismicity – A long term approach

William Wills

December 7, 2017

Long term passive monitoring requirements for the identification and regulation of human-induced seismicity The challenge of linking seismicity with human activity is not a new one. Surface seismic networks, for…

A Long-Overdue Book!

David Blanchard, DB Global Energy Consultants

December 6, 2017

Understanding Oil and Gas Shows and Seals in the Search for Hydrocarbons Let me start with my conclusion: Mr. Dolson’s book is a long-overdue work, filling a critical knowledge gap…

Licensing Update – Brazil

Ali Haq

December 6, 2017

14th Exploration Round and 3rd Production Sharing (Pre-Salt) Round in 2017 The Brazilian Government has recently confirmed the blocks to be offered in the 14th Exploration Round and proposed areas…

Playground of the Gods

Dr Laura Hamlet, Pete Harrison and Mike Goodwin, North West Highlands UNESCO Global Geopark

December 6, 2017

Legend has it that the Scottish North West Highlands is where the Norse gods practised their mountain building skills before they created Norway. Legend has it that the Scottish North…

Fit for the Future

Jane Whaley

December 6, 2017

Two years into the downturn and still counting – but also still drilling and producing oil and gas. Since 2015 amazing strides have been made in efficiencies and technological advances,…

AAPG’s 100th Anniversary Celebration

Thomas Smith

December 6, 2017

On 9 February 1917, geologists gathered in Tulsa, Oklahoma to start something special and enduring, which is still relevant today as the premier organisation for petroleum geologists Guest Editorial, from…

Licensing Update – USA

Staff Writer

December 6, 2017

Large areas to be made available in Gulf of Mexico The United States Department of the Interior announced in early March that it will offer 73 million acres in the…

The Mysterious Mister Rickett

Michael Quentin Morton

December 5, 2017

Enigmatic businessman, linked with oil companies and foreign governments, whose exploits offer a glimpse into the struggle for the control of oil. The story of Francis William Rickett is riddled…

Advancing Geoscience in South East Asia

Staff Writer

December 5, 2017

45 years old and counting, SEAPEX has a proud history of supporting the oil and gas industry in South East Asia South East Asia has been engaged in oil and…

A Wonderful Wild Wilderness

Dr. Dianne Tompkins, Associate Leisure Solutions

December 5, 2017

The Kimberley National Landscape of Western Australia. Wilderness, adventure and dinosaurs are waiting for you! ‘This is what I love about the Kimberley – wild gorges, fresh water and there’s…

Minute To Read

Staff Writer

December 5, 2017

Shah Deniz Developments With 40 Tcfg in place, Shah Deniz is one of the largest gascondensate fields in the world. Discovered in 1999, it is located in the Caspian Sea,…

The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

In the News

Russia: Fall in Offshore Exploration Investment

Induced or Triggered Seismicity – A long term approach

A Long-Overdue Book!

Licensing Update – Brazil

Playground of the Gods

Fit for the Future

AAPG’s 100th Anniversary Celebration

Licensing Update – USA

The Mysterious Mister Rickett

Advancing Geoscience in South East Asia

A Wonderful Wild Wilderness

Minute To Read

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