Anna Rumyantseva, Jaswinder Mann-Kalil and Idar Kjørlaug; CGG
New seismic coverage and high-quality dual-azimuth data over the Northern Viking Graben reveal crucial details for de-risking prospects and encouraging activity.
Most Surtseyan style eruptions involve a relatively small amount of water encountering magma. But the explosion in January this year at the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Haʻapai volcanic island erupted in a particularly spectacular fashion and the cause is still not yet fully understood.
Max Brouwers is an experienced geoscientist who spent 25 successful years with Shell. In this interview, Max tells us about his journey with the energy transition.
What are the chances of guilt-free (carbon-free) flying in the near future? Associate Editor, Jane Whaley, discusses more in her latest Energy Transition column.
Alaister Shakerley, Tim Rady; Larus Energy Ltd and Neil Hodgson, Karyna Rodriguez; Searcher Seismic
Exceptional imaging from modern multi-client PSDM 2D seismic data in south-east Papua New Guinea has uncovered exciting new reservoir potential within large-scale Neogene channel-fan turbidite complexes.
Graham Goffey, Exploration Task Force/Soliton Resources Ltd, and Nick Terrell, Exploration Task Force/ Carbon Catalyst Limited
In the UK’s ambitious net zero regulatory context, exploration can make a positive contribution to energy security, emissions reduction, local employment and revenue and tax generation to facilitate and subsidise future renewables growth.
While the Mississippi, Congo, Nile, and many other major deltas around the world have been, and are being, successfully explored and developed, the vast Orange Basin offshore South Africa and Namibia has only recently started to reveal its enormous potential.
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