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Volatility and Change Ahead for Oil and Gas?

With geopolitical uncertainty, a slowing shale industry, volatile oil prices and the energy transition, 2020 promises to be an interesting year in the upstream oil and gas industry. Brent crude…

Røros: A Heritage of Copper Connections

Røros, a small, charming town on the mountain plain in central Norway, is best known for its mining history, picturesque old wooden buildings and its place on UNESCO’s World Heritage…

Visualising 3D Data in Oil and Gas

Immersive, shared wrap-around sound and vision is ideal both for collaborative teamwork and for cost-effective safe training in the oil and gas industry. The evolution of any new technological idea…

Digital Technology Trends in the Oil and Gas Industry

As companies look to increase efficiency, what are the key digital technologies that will shape the future of the oil and gas industry over the next decade? Artificial Intelligence –…

Rejuvenated Seismic Reveals Flex Trend Plays in Gulf of Mexico

Modern broadband imaging technology has rejuvenated legacy data in the Gulf of Mexico to delineate plays above and below the salt and improve imaging of known subsalt fields, enabling exploration…

Onshore Croatia: Hydrocarbon Opportunities at the Crossroads of Europe

The seven exploration blocks offered in Croatia’s current 2nd Onshore Licence Round, all located in the prolific Pannonian Basin, offer significant hydrocarbon potential.   The location of the Pannonian Basin.…

The Hydrocarbon Potential of the Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic has just announced its first licensing round, which concludes in December 2019. With fourteen blocks available on and offshore, a flexible contract and an attractive investment environment,…

Using Parallel Margins as Analogues

It’s not just conjugate margins that can provide viable analogues. A comparison of the known hydrocarbon systems in the Perth Basin of Australia and the Morondava Basin of Madagascar provides…