Lack of exploration and production over the last six years now threatens energy supply and sends gas prices through the roof.

As the energy transition continues to evolve and expand, we are delighted to announce the launch of our Energy Transition Homepage where we will present articles and insight into this complex issue which surely is the major challenge facing us all in the 21st century.

GEO ExPro is running a new series of fascinating articles on fossils. Avid collector James Etienne kicks things off with an introduction to this captivating hobby and field of serious scientific study.

The evolution of Airborne Gravity Gradiometry (AGG) for oil and gas exploration.

Using 3D animation software and surface models for new hillshade mapping techniques to produce hyper-realistic 3D-like maps.

What are the big questions that geoscientists can study and contribute to science, technology, economy and policy?

In October, Blue Ocean Seismic Services, a UK-based pioneer of autonomous robotic seismic nodes, successfully completed a series of acquisition trials in the North Sea.

Geoscience magazine GEO ExPro Vol. 18, No. 5 is now available for download. This issue of GEO ExPro focuses on The Gulf of Mexico; Russia and the FSU; Non-Seismic Geophysics and Carbon Capture, Storage and Usage.

In this short editorial, GEO ExPro Editor in Chief Iain Brown talks briefly on the different aspects of the energy transition, COP 26, palaeontology and introduces the latest edition of the magazine (Vol. 18, No. 6).

Galen Cobb - Vice President of Industry Relations for Halliburton and Chair of the US National Committee for the WPC - talks to GEO ExPro about the 23rd Edition of the World Petroleum Congress, taking place in Houston 5-9 December.

There are millions of drill cuttings samples from thousands of oil and gas wells sitting unloved and under-utilised in warehouses and core repositories around the world, but there is now real momentum behind the concept of digitalising entire national archives.

As the E&P sector undergoes structural change to adapt to the new business environment, the need for disruptive gains in E&P efficiencies has never been greater.

This seismic fault interpretation workflow integrates geological knowledge, machine learning (ML) and deterministic techniques aimed at mapping and characterizing a fault framework with geological consistency.

Internationally renowned energy expert and public speaker, Dr Scott Tinker, in conversation with GEO ExPro Editor in Chief, Iain Brown, about the future of energy in a transitioning world.

Two of the articles in this issue address physical rock samples, though very differently. Editor in Chief, Iain Brown, introduces the latest issue (Vol. 18, No. 5) in this short editorial.