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The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

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A geomechanics approach for natural fracture prediction

Steven Ogilvie, Ogilvie Geoscience, and Paolo Pace, Pace Geoscience
Natural fractures can provide the essential permeability in hydrocarbon and geothermal reservoirs. However, they exist in the sub-seismic domain and although they can be detected by well logs and cores,…

Geothermal potential of Ukraine

Taras Popadynets and Yuliia Demchuk, Geothermal Ukraine
Ukraine has several geothermal sites and resources, especially in the Transcarpathia region and in the southern part of the country. However, the development of geothermal resources has not been extensively…

The race for pressure space

Henk Kombrink
Another pressure plot without values on the Y-axis! That’s what I thought when watching Eirik Jenssen’s presentation at the Dig X Conference in Oslo yesterday. Eirik works as a Reservoir…

More wells

Gehrig Schultz
High-impact New player MCF will drill two high-impact wells in Germany in Q1 2024. One will be a development well in the Lech area Bavaria, Germany. A previously drilled well…

The Big Buzz of Buzzard II

Neil Hodgson, Lauren Found and Karyna Rodriguez – Searcher
Four 3D seismic surveys comprising the “Big Buzz” dataset. Buzzard II: the sequel How about looking for another Buzzard field, next to the one that was found over 20 years…

A unique well at a unique time

Henk Kombrink
“It is easy to reconstruct the rifting and drifting history between South America and Africa. Similarly, it is straightforward to piece together the extensional history between Norway and Greenland. But…

The helium well that produces 93% CO₂

Mariël Reitsma, HRH Geology 
In the USA, 0.3% or 3,000 ppm helium in the gas stream is regarded as the cut-off for profitable onshore production. Yet, French company 45-8 Energy has identified a prospect…