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Australia faces a future of contrasting policies for oil and gas in a rapidly evolving energy landscape

Geoff Freer, NVENTURES

August 16, 2023

State budgets are in surplus for those with active producing sectors. For instance, Queensland announced A$2.33 billion in petroleum royalties for 2023, helping underpin a record A$12 billion surplus and…

“It’s not difficult, it’s different”

Henk Kombrink

July 28, 2023

Many people think that heavy oil developments are even worse than lignite, but that is not the case according to Maurice Bamford who recently gave a talk on the Pilot…

Schoonebeek oil production is on hold in the Netherlands – again

Henk Kombrink

June 16, 2023

When looking at a map of the Schoonebeek oil field and its equivalent in Germany (see below), one would almost think that the Germans and the Dutch agreed on the…

UKCS – a decommissioning hotspot

Henk Kombrink

February 15, 2023

In two separate social media posts this week, Tom Morgan from Well Info nicely showed why the UKCS is such an active player when it comes to decommissioning wells in…

Three small countries with little gas left

Henk Kombrink

February 3, 2023

The daily news in the E&P sector is obviously focused on success stories. New finds in the East Med, the first shipment of LNG from Mozambique or another oil discovery…

The Ups and Downs of Dutch Offshore Gas Production

Henk Kombrink

December 16, 2022

When the Groningen field was found in 1959 in the north of the Netherlands, one would think that the first offshore well in the Dutch sector was to be drilled…

The Poles were bang on time

Henk Kombrink

December 6, 2022

It must have been a good moment for PGNiG Norway’s Subsurface and Exploration manager Chris Dart to present his company’s business outlook at the recent NCS Exploration Strategy Conference in…

Myanmar oil and gas exploration, delayed but not forgotten

Thomas Davis

December 5, 2022

In 2015, Duncan Witts described Myanmar as “one of the World’s current hotspots for oil and gas exploration…”. Forward to 2022, exploration and foreign investment have significantly declined due to…

Evaluating Fluid Drainage Dynamics in Resource Plays

Craig D. Barrie and Eric Michael, APT USA

November 18, 2022

In this article we discuss how fluid chemistry can be deployed to directly confirm or refine the assumptions made when optimising developments in hydrocarbon production from resource plays.

A closer look at Baodao 21-1

Henk Kombrink

October 25, 2022

The Baodao 21-1 discovery is not new, but its volumes have recently been confirmed by the Chinese government. Time to put the discovery in a regional context.

The often-forgotten potential of Africa’s landlocked countries

Ian Cross

September 23, 2022

While most of the focus is on the offshore of Africa, and in more recent years the deepwater, the landlocked countries of the vast continent are often ignored.

The last field development of the Siri Canyon Play?

Henk Kombrink

September 22, 2022

When Ineos acquired Hess’ South Arne assets last year, the opportunity to develop the nearby Solsort discovery – already in Ineos’ hands – became a logical next step. So, it…

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Oil & Gas

Australia faces a future of contrasting policies for oil and gas in a rapidly evolving energy landscape

“It’s not difficult, it’s different”

Schoonebeek oil production is on hold in the Netherlands – again

UKCS – a decommissioning hotspot

Three small countries with little gas left

The Ups and Downs of Dutch Offshore Gas Production

The Poles were bang on time

Myanmar oil and gas exploration, delayed but not forgotten

Evaluating Fluid Drainage Dynamics in Resource Plays

A closer look at Baodao 21-1

The often-forgotten potential of Africa’s landlocked countries

The last field development of the Siri Canyon Play?

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