Newly processed seismic will uncover hydrocarbon resources hidden offshore Greece

With majestic mountain peaks and your own private beach to greet the midnight sun, scenic Senja, often referred to as a miniature Norway, is a hidden treasure for geotourists and adventurers.

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

Kevin Topham was on the Sea Gem when it made the first commercial discovery in the UK North Sea in December 1965 and also when it collapsed, with the death of 13 men. He tells us his story.

Scarce geological information and a reduction in exploration investments are a major hindrance to exploiting Russian Arctic Shelf potential.

Prospect high grading does have an effect – an increased commercial success ratio as demonstrated by the Norwegian continental shelf.

We talk to Bruce Levell, Visiting Professor in Earth Sciences at Oxford University, about the need for collaboration between government, academia and the industry

Taking advantage of joint acquisition and processing techniques: a case study in the Barents Sea Bjørnøya Basin.

Discovery on Trend with Johan Castberg

Brent Benchmark Adds Troll

Visiting Northern Jutland's famous fossil beds

4th Faroese Licensing Round offers a new beginning for exploration in this North Atlantic archipelago.

Work done by Polish scientists in the early 1800s laid down the foundations of the modern oil industry.

Supercharged: Fuelling the future by Professor Saiful Islam

Martley in Worcestershire, UK, hosts a fascinating assemblage of geological features, providing exposures of at least eight periods stretching over 700 million years.