Review of the PESGB’s GEOLiteracy Tour

LNG sales reached 258 million tons in 2016 and the market is expected to double by 2030

A recent survey suggests the next generation of oil and gas workers will be hard to attract

Is the industry in a sufficient state of flux to describe it as moving into a new epoch?

On 9 February 1917, geologists gathered in Tulsa, Oklahoma to start something special and enduring, which is still relevant today as the premier organisation for petroleum geologists

Niels Bohr famously said that 'making predictions is very difficult, especially about the future'. In the modern world has this maxim ever been truer?

Foam called Oleo Sponge pulls dispersed oil from water column and surface

The oil industry is not able to find enough liquids on a global basis to replace what is being produced.

GEBCO plans a comprehensive mapping of the entire ocean floor.

Exploration discoveries are at their lowest ebb for 70 years but one continent seems to be bucking the trend. Since 2015, nine of the biggest global discoveries have been in Africa.

Experts are divided when predicting the oil market

What is it?

Charon, Pluto's largest moon, has reddish colouring at its poles. Could hydrocarbons be the source of the 'staining' of this enigmatic distant planet?

As the oil price continues bouncing around the $45 mark, and it feels as though it is impossible to tighten belts any further, one word has come to represent the way ahead: innovation.