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Identifying thin sand injectites to prevent drilling issues

December 7, 2021

Is it possible to get a better understanding of the presence of small-scale injected sands even when they are below seismic resolution individually? That’s what Alma Dzozlic Bradaric from the…

UAE – Looking Outward

Peter Elliot, NVentures Ltd

November 20, 2021

A cautious road to international participation in upstream exploration in the UAE, with hydrogen in hot pursuit. The Middle East is not a region associated with open international participation, since…

It’s a “No No” for Cambo

Henk Kombrink

November 17, 2021

Even though the ultimate decision to go ahead with the West of Shetland discovery resides with the government in London, it is still quite a thing to hear this from…

BBC oil documentary highlights concerns, but needs more perspective

Henk Kombrink

November 4, 2021

“Everything we did would benefit the nation,” as Jake Molloy – Regional organiser, RMT Union – said in yesterday’s BBC Documentary Black Black Oil. He referred to the start of…

Environmentalists celebrate the construction of new gas-fired power stations in Belgium

Henk Kombrink

November 3, 2021

The current energy crisis as seen in Europe has been laid bare in Belgium over the past few days. At the same time as politicians and diplomats try to agree…

Neptune Energy begins final well campaign on Fenja

Press Release

October 26, 2021

Operated by Neptune Energy (30%) and partnered by Vår Energi, (45%), Suncor Energy (17.5%) and DNO (7.5%), the Fenja development consists of two subsea templates tied back to the Njord…

Namibia – time to shine?

Iain Brown

October 19, 2021

There has been mounting excitement about the petroleum potential of Namibia’s onshore Kavango Basin in the Kalahari Desert of north-eastern Namibia and north-western Botswana. The basin, which contains a thick…

Should Groningen be kept open?

Henk Kombrink

October 12, 2021

“The Netherlands will go ahead with plans to end gas production at the large Groningen field next year,” Reuters reported on the 24th of September. Similarly, as written by S&P Global…

UK & Norway – stark contrast in Brent province drilling activity

Henk Kombrink

October 8, 2021

With Equinor this week awarding a multi-well contract to COSL Drilling Europe to have four additional wells drilled on Statfjord Ost from 2023 onwards, in addition to an option for…

Jackdaw – a critical longevity bridge

Henk Kombrink

October 7, 2021

As reported by Energy Voice yesterday, disappointment prevails at Shell after the Offshore Petroleum Regulator for Environment and Decommissioning (OPRED) declined to sanction the Environmental Statement for the development of…

From discovery to first oil in five years

Henk Kombrink

September 30, 2021

“Being able to look around the well bore in a radius of 30 m enabled us to drill all four Duva production wells to the highest standards, maximising the length…

Investing in oil and gas key for future of UKCS

Henk Kombrink

September 23, 2021

With the current level of proven and probable reserves (4.4 billion boe), UK production only lasts until 2030 on the basis of demand projections. That may be the most impactful…

The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

Oil & Gas

Identifying thin sand injectites to prevent drilling issues

UAE – Looking Outward

It’s a “No No” for Cambo

BBC oil documentary highlights concerns, but needs more perspective

Environmentalists celebrate the construction of new gas-fired power stations in Belgium

Neptune Energy begins final well campaign on Fenja

Namibia – time to shine?

Should Groningen be kept open?

UK & Norway – stark contrast in Brent province drilling activity

Jackdaw – a critical longevity bridge

From discovery to first oil in five years

Investing in oil and gas key for future of UKCS

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