Exploration news
FairfieldNodal and Schlumberger team up for 3D survey in Southern Delaware Basin
The area of mutual interest encompasses approximately 1100 square miles. The first phase of the Coyanosa Survey will consist of approximately 306 square miles of high-quality, 3D seismic data in Ward, Reeves and Pecos Counties, Texas.
Aker BP awards framework contract to Schlumberger
Aker BP ASA (Aker BP) has entered into a framework contract with Schlumberger for acquisition of 4D seismic data.
CGG GeoConsulting launches Provenance, a global sediment provenance solution.
Explorers can use the database to help make meaningful interpretations on clastic reservoir distribution and quality.
NPD: Doubling the resource estimate for the Barents Sea
According to the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate’s new calculations, the undiscovered oil and gas resources in the Barents Sea are twice as large as previously assumed.
Statoil has received consent to drill an exploration well in block 7219 in the Barents Sea.
Statoil is the operator for production licence 532 in the Barents Sea and has received consent to drill exploration well 7219/9-2 in a prospect named Kayak.
SDX Energy: update on SD-1X well
Gas discovery at initial target depth, drilling continues to lower horizon.
Comet Ridge: Mahalo block operational update – work plan approved
Mahalo JV unanimously approves 2017 joint venture exploration work programme and budget.
Next Geosolutions announces Acquisition of RMS Submarine
Independent geoscience and engineering service provider, Next Geosolutions, has announced the acquisition of UK-based marine resource solutions company, RMS Submarine Ltd.
FairfieldNodal and Ikon Science team up to offer expanded capabilities
FairfieldNodal has announced an exclusive alliance with Ikon Science, an industry leader in geoprediction software sales and services, to offer complete reservoir services to the oil and gas industry.
Sercel announces further milestones in deployment of QuietSea Passive acoustic monitoring system
The US Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) authorised the use of QuietSea for seismic survey operations in the US waters of the Gulf of Mexico.