The proliferation of resource nationalism in the Caspian Sea littoral states is often perceived as a risk - but should it be considered an opportunity?

45 years old and counting, SEAPEX has a proud history of supporting the oil and gas industry in South East Asia

Shah Deniz Developments

Detecting basement reservoir fractures on Vietnam’s first ocean bottom seismic survey in the Cuu Long Basin

A well-kept secret in the Sea of Japan, the Oki Islands Geopark is transforming the outlook of remote islands and developing new prospects for sustainable geotourism.

News of recent discoveries in both China and Myanmar signals a bright start to exploration in 2016.

Malaysia’s bid to turnaround the decline in its ageing petroleum reserves has exceeded expectations thanks to a series of major discoveries offshore Sarawak.

Despite a challenging political situation, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea offers relatively low cost, low risk exploration opportunities, with nearby energy-hungry markets.

What effect will the new modernizing president have on the oil and gas industry in Indonesia?

With its vast shale gas resources proving harder to access than anticipated, China is looking to Russian gas to satisfy its rising demand.

As explorers in Asia Pacific undertake the search for high-cost deepwater-targets, global production levels remain high and oil prices slump. This article investigates the impact on these deepwater projects.

The fault blocks of the Kutch Basin in western India offer to the visitor a unique opportunity to observe the Jurassic-Cretaceous-Paleogene sediments rarely outcropping anywhere else on the Western Indian continental margin. A visit to Kutch also gives an opportunity to view and enjoy the rich cultural traditions and handicrafts of western India.