What is the hydrocarbon potential of the Mozambique Channel, and what has the ‘Golden Zone’ theory got to do with it?

The geological history of the Davie Ridge tells us how tectonic, erosional and climatic forces shaped this part of the earth, pushing the mountains of west Madagascar, which once abutted what is now the coast of Somalia, southwards into the Indian Ocean.

The Permo-Triassic Khuff reservoir is one of the most productive gas fields in the world. What are the factors which have helped it to become so prolific?

Is it possible to generate hydrocarbons over the oceanic crust?

Using blue sky science data to aid in de-risking black gold exploration.

Last year a giant crater was discovered on the Yamal Peninsula south of the Kara Sea in the Russian Arctic, just 30 km south of the giant Bovanenkovo oil and gas condensate field. It rapidly became world famous as the Yamal crater, holding secrets to the degasification of the Earth’s core.

An insight into some highlights of the offshore hydrocarbon potential available in almost virgin exploration territory.

How one man’s passion for the fossils of ‘an uninteresting rock’ has resulted in a unique collection.

Broadband imaging improves the understanding of a prospective area on the Finnmark platform.