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Broadband 4D Seismic Provides New Level of Detail in the Gullfaks Main Field

Yulia Biryaltseva, Tor Vegar Mårdalen and Per-Harald Saure-Thomassen, Equinor; Marta Wierzchowska, Anastasiya Tantsereva and Julien Oukili, PGS

September 18, 2020

Understanding new details in the 4D seismic signal uncovered by a broadband time-lapse dataset at Gullfaks Main Field in the North Sea. The Gullfaks area is in Block 34/10 on…

Noreco presents production outlook

Henk Kombrink

September 17, 2020

Having acquired Shell’s 36.8% interest in the Danish Underground Consortium last year, Noreco is now actively involved in the Tyra redevelopment project and is thereby a major player in the…

Sand is not a problem at Fenja, isn’t it?

Henk Kombrink

September 15, 2020

Located in the Norwegian Sea 120 kilometres north of Kristiansund and at a water depth of 320 metres, the Fenja field is on track to be producing first oil by…

Hurricane significantly reduces basement play contingent resources

Press Release

September 11, 2020

In a press release, the company pioneering the West of Shetland Basement Play reports on a material downgrade of expected volumes.

UKCS oil and gas production could be sustained for another 20 years, OGA concludes

Press Release

September 11, 2020

The Oil and Gas Authority publishes annual report on UK oil and gas reserves and resources.

A reflection on the state of the industry

September 4, 2020

Shane Cowley puts the current oil and gas industry downturn in a global energy perspective.

Carbonate-cemented intervals and their impact on sweep efficiency in the Cambo field

Henk Kombrink

September 3, 2020

Published study uses novel technology to infer lateral extent of calcite-cemented intervals in the Cambo field (UK).

NCS tax changes incentivize new projects

August 27, 2020

Although temporary tax changes have incentivized new projects being sanctioned, the exact impact remains to be seen and depends on the continued oil price recovery.

Expert would like to see more evidence on shallow gas origin of gas leaks in North Sea

Henk Kombrink

August 20, 2020

In a recent publication and press release, researchers from the German GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research in Kiel reported on the presence of seabed methane leaks in the UK…

Hydrocarbon exploration in New Zealand: A beginning or the end?

Peter Elliott - NVentures

August 17, 2020

In April, OMV, with partners OMV Sapura and Mitsui, announced the success of the Toutouwai-1 well in the Taranaki Basin Block 60093 offshore New Zealand’s North Island. However, further exploration…

Enhancing the Experience of Seismic Interpreters

Sven Philit, Sebastien Lacaze, Benjamin Durot, Eliis; Jake Marson, Eliis Inc.

August 17, 2020

State-of-the-art imaging and visualisation techniques that enhance the experience of seismic interpreters and reveal more geological information in the subsurface. The realm of seismic interpretation has now undergone several decades…

New life for York

August 17, 2020

York, a Spirit Energy-owned gas field in the Southern North Sea has been given another three years of life with an additional £13 million investment.

The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

Oil & Gas

Broadband 4D Seismic Provides New Level of Detail in the Gullfaks Main Field

Noreco presents production outlook

Sand is not a problem at Fenja, isn’t it?

Hurricane significantly reduces basement play contingent resources

UKCS oil and gas production could be sustained for another 20 years, OGA concludes

A reflection on the state of the industry

Carbonate-cemented intervals and their impact on sweep efficiency in the Cambo field

NCS tax changes incentivize new projects

Expert would like to see more evidence on shallow gas origin of gas leaks in North Sea

Hydrocarbon exploration in New Zealand: A beginning or the end?

Enhancing the Experience of Seismic Interpreters

New life for York

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