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The world’s first storage project of 100% hydrogen in a sandstone reservoir

May 1, 2023

After many years of preparation, last week saw the start of injecting 100% hydrogen into the Rubensdorf gas reservoir, onshore Austria. The injected hydrogen is generated through the electrolysis of…

A key member in Europe’s upstream network

Henk Kombrink

April 24, 2023

“I’m so pleased to be able to organise in-person meetings again”, says Helena Dobrova. “Soon, we will host our 56th event in Poland.” Helena can easily be ranked as one…

Boring? Maybe not so boring!

Henk Kombrink

April 21, 2023

“It’s the details that always bite you in the end”, said Ronny Parr from the North Sea Transition Authority to the audience at SPE’s Seismic 2023 Conference in Aberdeen yesterday.…

How an oil service company is moving into renewable space

Henk Kombrink

April 14, 2023

It is well known that elements such as copper, nickel and lithium are in high demand to provide materials needed for the energy transition. It is less well-known that chemical…

Producing more from Norwegian oil fields without impacting the climate

Ronny Setså

April 11, 2023

“The answer is a definite yes”, says Ole Gunnar Tveiten, geologist at AGR, regarding the possibility for Norway to maintain oil production in the years to come and at the…

Spotted at…

Henk Kombrink

April 3, 2023

A conference about digitalisation and subsurface data in Norway – it is a platform where one would mainly expect people from energy companies and the related service sector. But the…

A shallow geothermal borehole in a single day

Henk Kombrink

April 1, 2023

“We’re operating five rigs continuously across the UK,” Ashley Lowthian from GreenGlove Boreholes tells me when I visit him and his colleague at a drill site in Garthdee, Aberdeen. Ashley…

Vår Energi wins Exploration Revived 2023 award

Sidsel Lindsø

March 21, 2023

The ongoing global energy crisis has highlighted the importance of continuing to invest in oil and gas exploration in order to satisfy short- and medium-term demand as the world transitions…

Challenging ground conditions for Norwegian offshore wind

Ronny Setså

March 16, 2023

“The ocean bottom conditions on the Norwegian continental shelf are challenging and vary from place to place, so they must be examined in detail”, says Lars Jensen, geophysicist at the…

Steamy headlines do not guarantee steamy results

Henk Kombrink

February 17, 2023

“The geothermal potential of Geneva is confirmed”, stated the press release that was issued by website geothermies.ch in November 2022. This headline was not the result of a successful geothermal…

Challenging old concepts: Røver South discovery

Henk Kombrink

February 16, 2023

New discoveries in mature areas are still possible. This is particularly true in the area north of Troll, where Equinor and partners have now made seven discoveries since 2019. This…

UKCS – a decommissioning hotspot

Henk Kombrink

February 15, 2023

In two separate social media posts this week, Tom Morgan from Well Info nicely showed why the UKCS is such an active player when it comes to decommissioning wells in…

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The world’s first storage project of 100% hydrogen in a sandstone reservoir

A key member in Europe’s upstream network

Boring? Maybe not so boring!

How an oil service company is moving into renewable space

Producing more from Norwegian oil fields without impacting the climate

Spotted at…

A shallow geothermal borehole in a single day

Vår Energi wins Exploration Revived 2023 award

Challenging ground conditions for Norwegian offshore wind

Steamy headlines do not guarantee steamy results

Challenging old concepts: Røver South discovery

UKCS – a decommissioning hotspot

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