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The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

Asia

“All the Beautiful Domes”

Quentin Morton
Royal Dutch Shell owed its origins to Indonesia, formerly known as the Dutch East Indies. Comprising over 17,000 islands, including Sumatra, Sulawesi, Java, and parts of Borneo (Kalimantan) and New…

Attention for Andaman

Ian Cross
In Southeast Asia, industry attention in recent months has been very much focused on the deep-water Indonesian portion of the Andaman Sea. This is a consequence of the Harbour Energy…

NE Mongolia (Tamtsag Basin) Block XX exploitation licence

Mike Lakin, Envoi Ltd
  Upstream projects for the global transition A Mongolian opportunity with local markets, appraisal/development and exploration upside, and generating fewer emissions than coal. Whether the world likes it or not,…

Offshore Oman: stunning hydrocarbon geology from a closing ocean

Neil Hodgson, Karyna Rodriquez: Searcher; Julia Davies, Peter Hoiles: Discover Geoscience; Dr. Saleh A Al Anboori: MEM
Location map showingposition of composite line. Searcher.   Offshore Oman Unexplored and tantalisingly prospective. The Eastern Oman Mountains are widely known as an ophiolite range of rugged and dramatic beauty,…

India – an Unprecedented Opportunity

Jane Whaley
Recent exploration successes have fueled interest in the Indian hydrocarbon industry. With the economy booming and a vibrant, young, well-educated workforce, this may be a good time to investigate the…

Timor-Leste: Exploration Renaissance

Brought to you in association with NVentures
Insight into the current hydrocarbon exploration potential and activity in Timor-Leste. Timor-Leste: Exploration Renaissance The island of Timor-Leste between Indonesia and Australia is the subject of some intense scrutiny these…

South East Asia: Renewables Moving Centre Stage

Jane Whaley
Although still heavily dependent on hydrocarbons, renewables are beginning to provide an increasing share of South East Asia’s energy. The last couple of decades has seen tremendous economic growth in…

Geotourism: Thailand – Cliffs, Kayaks and Krabi

Jane Whaley
A popular tourist destination, the Thai Peninsular has plenty to tempt the geotourist. Geological map of the Gulf of Phang-Nga, modified after Ridd, Barber and Crow (2011). The heavy black…

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…