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Following the recent APA 2018 licence awards, a reminder that IGI have a number of regional geochemical databases and interpretations for the Norwegian Continental Shelf. These are compiled using publicly available geochemistry data from the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) for the Barents Sea, Norwegian Sea and Norwegian North Sea.
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His talk is entitled Reservoir overprinting (“leaching”): An overlooked factor controlling the composition of reservoired oil. Paul was invited to give the talk at the Regional Variations in Charge Systems and the Impact on Petroleum Fluid Properties in Exploration Conference, in Dubai (11 - 13 February 2019).
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The poster is entitled: “Calculated Radioactive Heat Production From Basement & Sediments: Implications For Basin & Petroleum System Modelling”
This work is in collaboration with Chemostrat Ltd. , Siccar Point Energy, Global Exploration Services Ltd. and Portsmouth University.
We are pleased to announce the release of version 1. 14. 0. 3 of p:IGI+, and version 1. 14. 0. 2 of Metis Transform. This version includes a number of new features and performance enhancements.
This version includes the following changes with respect to 1. 13.
by Akinniyi Akinwumiju
The geochemical characteristics of UK North Sea oils have been investigated over very many years with the oils mainly being typed to the Kimmeridge Clay source rock (dominated by oil-prone Type II marine kerogen; e. g. Cornford, 1998; Underhill, 1998; Gautier, 2005; Raji et al.
We are pleased to announce the release of our geochemistry and basin modelling report on the South Viking Graben.
The report contains a comprehensive appraisal of some 15,490 samples from 237 wells in 15 quadrants, including source rock characterisation, oil-source correlation and 1-D modelling.
