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The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

Oil & Gas

Progress in Pakistan

Peter Elliot and Madeleine Slatford; NVentures Ltd
Hydrocarbon success in the hinterland of Pakistan’s major fold and thrust belts. Pakistan is an important gas-producing country with growing demand for energy. Like other mature petroleum provinces with strong…

The clash of Cambo and COP26

Henk Kombrink
Holidaying in the Scottish Highlands last week and driving around the tiny villages of Tomich and Cannich near Glen Affric makes one realise how Scotland both offers renewable energy but…

The Lower Cretaceous is in business

Henk Kombrink
“Duva is the first discovery to be developed in the Agat Formation, and we’re hoping for additional discoveries and developments in the same formation,” said Kalmar Ilstad – Director of…

Geomicrobial Exploration

Mart Zijp, Biodentify; Theo Mallinson, Aramco Americas
Microbial magic: how medical DNA fingerprinting can de-risk hydrocarbon exploration and production. Geomicrobial exploration is a novel technique within geochemical exploration. It uses the same base principle of detecting a…

Australia’s Beetaloo shale play

Brought to you in association with NVentures; Jonathan Craig, NVentures Ltd
The Beetaloo Basin has, until recent years, been underexplored, with explorers believing the Palaeoproterozoic to Mesoproterozoic (1.0–1.7 billion years ago) sequences too old to support hydrocarbons. However, following successful drilling…

Martin Linge on stream

Press Release
“This is a big day for everyone working on the Martin Linge project, for Equinor and for our partner Petoro. I would like to thank everyone who has worked hard…

Has Tordis become bigger?

Henk Kombrink
In the past few months, a polygon has been added to the Tordis field cluster (transparent green polygon in map below), which is bigger than the four already existing ones.…