Author: Ingvild Carstens
The first of its kind
On Januray 30-31, Geopublishing is hosting the very first conference concerning digitalisation of the subsurface, targeting explorationists dealing wi [...]
#DigEx only four weeks away
The program is almost complete - and it is shaping up to be two immensely interesting days for the subsurface community.
The conference is about ho [...]
“The computer found oil”
Digital technology is enablingthe oil & gas industry to completelychange the way geoscientists work, how it impactsour daily jobs and the possibil [...]
OKEA Draugen-operator
Friday November 30th, OKEA announced the completion of the acquisition of the Draugen field (PL093), a 12.0% share of the Gjøa field (PL153) and the o [...]
DNO with cash offer for Faroe
DNO offers to pay 152 pence in cash for each Faroe share – valuing Faroe at approximately £607.9 million. The company currently holds 28,22% shares in [...]
31st round is closed
Altogether 35 companies, ranging from multinationals to microbusinesses, applied.
The 31st Licensing Round, which closed on Wednesday 7th November, [...]
Lundin has spudded Silfari
6307/1-1S has target in Permian carbonates, but – it is said – it should also be looked upon as a stratigraphic test.
Nevertheless, Lundin claims a [...]
Equinor divests Tommeliten
Tommeliten Alpha is a gas/condensate discovery in Cretaceous chalk that was made in 1977 with 1/9-1. ConocoPhillips is operator.
1/9-1: The Danian ch [...]
Blueware signs agreement with Shell
Shell is investing heavily in digital technologies to get a competitive advantage in the new E&P landscape. This includes artificial intelligence, [...]
A long wait
Some 1.5 Bboe have been proved in the Barents Sea (NPD 16.05.2018) since the first well was drilled in 1980.
To put that number in perspective, we [...]