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Norwegian Government decides on funding for CO2 transport and storage project

The Northern Lights project is the transport and storage component of Longship, the Norwegian Government’s full-scale carbon capture and storage proje [...]

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How to justify not to drill a well when no well has been drilled before?

Henk Kombrink October 5, 2020

The offshore of Belgium is small. It’s the smallest offshore area of all countries surrounding the North Sea. Yet, not a single deep well has been dri [...]

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The North Sea offers great potential to feature in the energy transition, but urgency is needed

Henk Kombrink July 14, 2020

Dutch research programme looks at how to smartly link the various energy functions in the North Sea to arrive at a climate-neutral energy system. [...]

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Another Triassic reservoir on the radar for carbon storage in the UK?

Henk Kombrink July 12, 2020

The Oil and Gas Authority receives an application for the appraisal and storage of Carbon Dioxide in the Liverpool Bay area [...]

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Triassic reservoirs back on the Carbon Storage stage

Henk Kombrink July 2, 2020

In a press release issued on Wednesday last week, Equinor detailed plans to build a clean hydrogen plant in the UK which includes offshore carbon capt [...]

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Green light for a new industry

Ingvild Carstens May 19, 2020

- The Northern Lights project could be the first step towards developing a carbon capture and storage (CCS) value chain, needed to reach the global cl [...]

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Striving to be a world leader

Press Release March 10, 2020

An inaugural CO2CRC CCS Policy Forum is being convened to develop a consensus industry view on a practical CCS policy framework that will stimulate CC [...]

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Eos CCS well confirms CO2 storage potential

Terje Solbakk March 5, 2020

The exploration well 31/5-7 (EOS) in EL 001 encountered a total of 173 metres of water-wet sandstone in the Aurora prospect, with good to very good re [...]

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february

17febAll Day18#DIGEX2021Exploration & Production

Call for Papers

We are now accepting abstracts for #DIGEX 2021 – Exploration & Production

The Road to AI – Energizing the Domain Experts

Technology – Workflows – Geoscientists – Data

The groundwork in digitalization in oil, gas, and energy has already been done by a few notable industry innovators, but more companies are joining the revolution and have started their own digital transition by venturing into the world of cloud platforms, interactive visualizations, analytics, and predictions by applying the first ML algorithms to their datasets. Richer datasets and new workflows – together with ML and AI – have a massive potential to positively influence exploration and production in oil and gas.

Yet, there are many unresolved problems and challenges, and the next phase within digitalization requires the involvement and ownership of domain experts.

We are told that geoscientists will be empowered by data and machines. But what are the benefits, challenges, pros, and cons, and are there workflows more optimal for empowerment than others?

For the human-machine interface, how do we translate our knowledge and experience into algorithms? For data readiness, what does it take for our data to become machine-readable? The data may currently be easily understandable for a domain expert, but how do we ensure the required level of consistency, quality, and context for algorithms and machine learning?

The digital transition still requires a massive mind-shift in the industry. Going forward, geoscientists will need to acquire new skills, learn to use new tools, and adapt to new workflows. How do we ensure that we are bringing everyone along on this journey? Likewise, geoscientists will need to be involved with data scientists, developers, and programmers to ensure that the AI and ML algorithms are capable of obtaining accurate, low risk – high confidence, results that add value to the E&P workflow.

We want to hear about your experiences navigating this territory, and how your organization is ensuring human involvement and geoscience integration in developing algorithms and applications for the exploration and production domains.”

Time

february 17 (Wednesday) - 18 (Thursday)

Category: CCS

Norwegian Government decides on funding for CO2 transport and storage project