In October, Blue Ocean Seismic Services, a UK-based pioneer of autonomous robotic seismic nodes, successfully completed a series of acquisition trials in the North Sea.

Geoscience magazine GEO ExPro Vol. 18, No. 5 is now available for download. This issue of GEO ExPro focuses on The Gulf of Mexico; Russia and the FSU; Non-Seismic Geophysics and Carbon Capture, Storage and Usage.

In this short editorial, GEO ExPro Editor in Chief Iain Brown talks briefly on the different aspects of the energy transition, COP 26, palaeontology and introduces the latest edition of the magazine (Vol. 18, No. 6).

The Kenya Vision 2030 project is aiming to transform Kenya into a newly industrialised, middle-income country which can provide a high quality of life to all its citizens by 2030, in a clean and secure environment.

Galen Cobb - Vice President of Industry Relations for Halliburton and Chair of the US National Committee for the WPC - talks to GEO ExPro about the 23rd Edition of the World Petroleum Congress, taking place in Houston 5-9 December.

An update on the exciting petroleum potential of Namibia’s onshore Kavango Basin and associated exploration activity.

A quick look at Scotland's energy mix.

Two of the articles in this issue address physical rock samples, though very differently. Editor in Chief, Iain Brown, introduces the latest issue (Vol. 18, No. 5) in this short editorial.

Geoscience magazine GEO ExPro Vol. 18, No. 5 is now available for download. This issue of GEO ExPro focuses on Northwest Europe; Africa; Seismic Interpretation and Increasing Efficiency in E&P.

Geoscience magazine GEO ExPro Vol. 18, No. 4 is now available for download. This issue of GEO ExPro focuses on the Middle East and Asia; Geophysics, Machine Learning and AI.

GEO ExPro Editor in Chief, Iain Brown, on the use of AI and autonomous technology in the oil, gas and energy industry - and an introduction to the latest edition of the magazine.

Whether you’re trying to monetise climate risk or find new ways to extend the life of offshore oil and gas assets, getting access to usable data is a vital part of the equation. It’s also key to an industry in transition.

This year, Capterio launched their free-to-download flare-tracking application (FlareIntel), and CGG their new monitoring solution that provides sea surface slick intelligence data (SeaScope).

A 2013 US EIA study estimated China held the world’s largest shale gas resources at over 1,160 Tcf. However, due to high exploration and production costs the sector has not met its growth expectations.

GEOLOG Surface Logging has developed solutions utilising mud gas and drill cuttings to deliver hydrocarbon and formation characterisation.