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Exploring Uncertainty in Subsurface Modelling and Forecasting

Jon Sætrom, Philip Neri; Resoptima

May 19, 2022

Ensemble-based modelling has been delivering value to the E&P industry for over ten years, causing a fundamental re-think of what exactly is needed to more accurately forecast the future behaviour…

Jackdaw field development close to being approved

Henk Kombrink

May 15, 2022

In an article published in the Sunday Times yesterday, it is claimed that the 120-250 MMboe Jackdaw gas/condensate discovery is now close to be approved for development. This follows on…

The leaky North Sea plumbing system

Henk Kombrink

May 12, 2022

A common theme emerging during the Devex Conference this week is how reservoirs are more connected than many have initially thought. And this does not always have a natural cause.…

Abigail – developed through side-tracking an appraisal well

Henk Kombrink

May 6, 2022

Why drill an entirely new development well when there is an appraisal well already, which can be side-tracked to hit the desired reservoir section? This is the strategy adopted by…

Kraken – overcoming offshore heavy oil field challenges

Henk Kombrink

May 3, 2022

Heavy oil developments are not straightforward. “This also applies to the Kraken development in Quad 9 of the UK Northern North Sea,” as reservoir engineer Jan Manoharan from Enquest says.…

Poland’s long-term gas strategy pays off

Henk Kombrink

May 2, 2022

Russia may have cut gas supplies to Poland last week, but the country started a diversification process years ago. These decisions are about to pay off. For Poland, but not…

How the underburden determines what happens in the overburden

Henk Kombrink

April 26, 2022

Is it a surprise that the G4 gas leak incident in 2012 happened in a well on the Elgin field and not the nearby Franklin/West Franklin fields? Elgin, Franklin and…

Germany in favour of cross-border gas development

Henk Kombrink

April 21, 2022

“We can’t afford demanding a continuous supply of gas from the Netherlands, whilst at the same time refusing to produce it ourselves,” said the economy secretary Bernd Althusmann in a…

Evaluating Fluid Drainage Dynamics in Resource Plays

Craig D. Barrie and Eric Michael, APT USA

April 19, 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. Hydrocarbon production…

Harbour kicks off development drilling at Laverda

Henk Kombrink

March 30, 2022

When looking at a map that shows the surface location of the 28/09a-C9 well that was spudded by Harbour Energy this month, it looks like it is drilling a prospect…

Lancaster will produce longer

Henk Kombrink

March 28, 2022

In a press release issued by Hurricane on Friday last week, the company announced that it has extended the lease of Bluewater’s Aoka Mizu FPSO which is currently stationed at…

ONE-Dyas aims to develop F06-IJssel discovery

Henk Kombrink

March 25, 2022

In an appraisal campaign that is quite unique in the North Sea just because of its pace, ONE-Dyas has now also proven oil in the second appraisal well on the…

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Oil & Gas

Exploring Uncertainty in Subsurface Modelling and Forecasting

Jackdaw field development close to being approved

The leaky North Sea plumbing system

Abigail – developed through side-tracking an appraisal well

Kraken – overcoming offshore heavy oil field challenges

Poland’s long-term gas strategy pays off

How the underburden determines what happens in the overburden

Germany in favour of cross-border gas development

Evaluating Fluid Drainage Dynamics in Resource Plays

Harbour kicks off development drilling at Laverda

Lancaster will produce longer

ONE-Dyas aims to develop F06-IJssel discovery

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