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.

A new frontier for energy – and petroleum geoscientists.

The transition to cleaner energy sources poses a challenge to many NOCs.

Supermajors are moving from IOCs to IECs but in different ways across the Atlantic.

Gas flaring is a significant source of economic and environmental waste, but it is also a quick win decarbonization lever!

On 6th May 2021, GEO ExPro launched their 'Geotalks' webinar series. In this debut session Capterio CEO, Dr Mark Davis, discussed the root causes of and the importance of reducing gas flaring to reduce emissions, create value and accelerate progress towards net-zero. Here, we have uploaded the recording of the webinar for you to watch at your leisure.

Elon Musk offers $100 million (about 0.05% of his net worth) to any team that comes up with the best way to capture carbon.

This article, from one of the two joint GEO ExPro student competition winners, focuses on the oil industry’s role in the green energy transition.

In February, TGS announced the launch of its New Energy Solutions (NES) business, which will provide data and insights directed towards industries actively contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Although still heavily dependent on hydrocarbons, renewables are beginning to provide an increasing share of South East Asia’s energy.

Carbon dioxide: least wanted – or most wanted accessory?

What is the role of hydrogen together with carbon capture and storage in enabling a net zero carbon energy system?

The role of a petroleum geoscientist is evolving with the energy transition, but geoscience is still of vital importance to the future of energy.