The drive for gas development gathers momentum, as increased energy prices spur on investment; conflict and political instability encourage domestic supply priorities; and post-pandemic macro-economic demands counter global warming hysteria

While the Mississippi, Congo, Nile, and many other major deltas around the world have been, and are being, successfully explored and developed, the vast Orange Basin offshore South Africa and Namibia has only recently started to reveal its enormous potential.

Insight into the current hydrocarbon exploration potential and activity in Timor-Leste.

A cautious road to international participation in upstream exploration in the UAE, with hydrogen in hot pursuit.

Hydrocarbon success in the hinterland of Pakistan’s major fold and thrust belts.

Is Australia’s Beetaloo Shale Play rival to the North American Marcellus Play?

Global wildcatting is poised to go from ebb to flood, with exploration hotspots set to include Mexico, Brazil, US Gulf of Mexico, the Middle East, Angola, Gabon, Namibia, Suriname, the UK North Sea and Egypt.

Bangladesh is geologically well positioned to pursue a strategy fuelled by natural gas, but the international Covid situation is causing continued delays; namely to the 2020 licensing round. This Hot Spot is brought to you in association with NVentures.

Patterns are emerging in the Guyana-Suriname hydrocarbon hotspot as further successes are announcement - indicating an even more promising future for oil and gas exploration in the region.

Following the trend and showing that the Canje source kitchen does not stop at borders.

The last three years’ technical exploration success rate in the eastern European Pannonian Basin ranges between 83 and 94%, while the commercial oil and gas success rate is at least 50% and will probably approach the technical success rate.

This 'Hot Spot' feature gives a brief overview of the exploration and production activity of gas in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Proven oil and gas reserves up for grabs in Malaysia’s next world-class acreage offering.

With 14 oil discoveries adding up to an estimated six billion barrels of recoverable oil over the last two years in just one block (Stabroek), offshore Guyana is proving to have quite a promising outlook for hydrocarbon production.

A brief overview of the history and future of oil and gas exploration in Latin America.