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First exploration well targeting hydrogen successful, but will it be economic?

February 5, 2023

Although the hydrogen energy industry as a whole is advancing at a rapid pace, the exploration for natural occurring hydrogen is still in its infancy. Yet, change seems around the…

The natural hydrogen field without pressure depletion

Mariël Reitsma, HRH Geology

November 3, 2022

Naturally occurring hydrogen is now being produced in Mali from what seems an active hydrogen kitchen.

Adapting conventional E&P workflows to scale up hydrogen and helium exploration

Guest Author

October 17, 2022

Natural hydrogen and helium exploration is booming worldwide. The combined production of hydrogen, helium and carbon dioxide in the Earth’s subsurface provides alternative resources that could revolutionize the path to…

Hydrogen and CCS in Future Energy

Corin Taylor, DNV GL

August 17, 2020

What is the role of hydrogen together with carbon capture and storage in enabling a net zero carbon energy system? Hydrogen as a clean energy source and carrier has rapidly…

OGA challenges O&G industry on Climate change mitigations

Terje Solbakk

January 16, 2020

The Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) of the UK came with a press release today, where the chairman of the OGA, Tim Eggar, in a speech called up the industry…

The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

hydrogen

First exploration well targeting hydrogen successful, but will it be economic?

The natural hydrogen field without pressure depletion

Adapting conventional E&P workflows to scale up hydrogen and helium exploration

Hydrogen and CCS in Future Energy

OGA challenges O&G industry on Climate change mitigations

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