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The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

Australasia

Australia: depth reprocessing rejuvenates Gippsland Basin

Peter Baillie, Paul Carter, Jarrad Grahame, Joe Zhou and Nigel Mudge, CGG
Changing perceptions ReGeneration project overcomes the imaging challenges of the Gippsland Basin. Over the last ten years CGG has gained extensive experience in the processing and reprocessing of legacy datasets…

Oil and Gas Exploration in Australia

Brought to you in association with NVentures
After several low years of oil and gas exploration activity in Australia, it looks as though drilling potential is picking up. At the beginning of 2018 exploration spend offshore Australia…

Licensing Update – New Zealand

Staff Writer
New Zealand has a long history of petroleum production, dating back to 1865, when the Alpha well was dug near seeps in Taranaki. This was followed by other wells in…

Australia: New imaging of the vulcan sub-basin

Tony Pedley, Polarcus; Richard Palmer, Polarcus Geophysical Consultant
The Vulcan Sub-basin The Cygnus survey is located in the southern Vulcan Sub-basin, one of the most prospective areas of the Bonaparte Basin, containing oils that are normally very light.…

A Wonderful Wild Wilderness

Dr. Dianne Tompkins, Associate Leisure Solutions
The Kimberley National Landscape of Western Australia. Wilderness, adventure and dinosaurs are waiting for you! ‘This is what I love about the Kimberley – wild gorges, fresh water and there’s…

Asia-Pacific: Decline in Drilling

Nils-Henrik Bjurstrøm and David Mullins, Rystad Energy
The resurgence of offshore exploration in the Asia-Pacific region is dependent on more acreage Since the peak year of 2011, offshore exploration activity, measured as the number of exploration wells…

Exploration Update – PNG

Staff Writer
2 Tcfg Discovery A new discovery in the New Guinea North Highlands of Papua New Guinea (PNG) has the potential to extend the recently opened PNG LNG plant in Port…

Stranded…whales not reserves

Staff Writer
Seismic sources and marine wildlife Race to save 100 stranded whales on New Zealand beach – BBC Whale rescue: Hope for surviving whales ‘slowly slipping away’ on Farewell Spit –…

PNG: Reprocessing Offers Offshore Potential

Ali Haq
Reprocessing of vintage seismic has opened up new frontier exploration potential in Papua New Guinea. In recent years Papua New Guinea (PNG) has hit the industry headlines with the development…

Australia’s ‘Big Red’ Centre

Angus M. Robinson and Christine Edgoose, Geological Society of Australia
‘Big Red’ country, encapsulated in Australia’s first National Landscape – Australia’s Red Centre is now being recognised as a major draw for global travellers seeking outstanding geotourism experiences in the…

Australia on the Map

Heather Saucier
Through researching the carbonate deposits in her country’s back yard, a geotechnical engineer is pioneering industry advances on the seafloor. In the early stages of her career, geotechnical engineer Susan…