The underexplored deep waters of the east Mediterranean are ready to be investigated for their future oil and gas exploration and drilling potential.

Offshore hydrocarbon exploration in Australia for 2019 is expected to rise to the highest level since 2014!

Glengorm is the giant new gas find by operator CNOOC in the Central North Sea, marking the largest offshore hydrocarbon discovery in the UK for eight years.

Total announce significant gas-condensate discovery in the deepwater Outeniqua Basin, offshore South Africa.

Major oil discovery announced in the prolific Abu Gharadig Basin of Egypt's Western Desert.

Enhanced mega-regional hydrocarbon play and reservoir fairway maps in the Gulf of Mexico have resulted from improved tectonic restorations of its US and Mexican conjugate margins.

Seismic detection and Identification of potential hydrocarbon source rock horizons is the first and most important step in the evaluation of frontier basins.

Despite prolific hydrocarbon indicators, offshore Lebanon is the last place to be explored in the Eastern Mediterranean. With a new round opening, will Lebanon be the next exploration hotspot?

Recent studies on new data conducted in collaboration between BGP, TGS and OMNIS confirm there is significant potential for future oil and gas discoveries offshore the West Morondava Basin.

A fresh look at a clearer image: new PSTM data reveals significant exploration potential of the Cuba Exclusive Economic Zone (CEEZ).

Brand new, high resolution, 3D multicomponent seismic data from PGS has enhanced the geological understanding of one of the last remaining frontier basins in the far south-west Barents Sea.

Recent petroleum discoveries, including the Dorado-1 well, in the Bedout Sub-Basin indicate a promising future for the hydrocarbon prospectivity of offshore Western Australia.

Lightning analysis provides a new geophysical technique, which is safe and cost- effective and has the potential to spark a step change in the geophysical exploration for oil and gas and minerals.

With the recent advances in technology and adoption of machine learning in geosciences, is it time for AI to take a hand in estimating hydrocarbon prospect sizes?

2018 has been named the 'year of transition' for hydrocarbon exploration and production as we slowly move out of the global oil and gas downturn and into an even more optimistic forecast for 2019.