MERLIN HOSTS NEW BUJAK BIOSTRAT DATABASE – NORTH SEA & WEST OF SHETLAND

Merlin Energy Resources is pleased to be hosting a new product; an extensive biostratigraphy database compiled by expert palynologist, Dr. Jonathan Bujak. The database comprises detailed biostratigraphic data for over 1000 wells in the North Sea and West of Shetland areas. Our latest blog post, written by Dr. Bujak, describes the changes of oceanography, basin configuration, chemistry and climate shift from greenhouse to icehouse which occurred during the Paleogene and had a major impact on the rocks deposited during this time. Continue reading to read the full blog post and find out more about the Bujak North Sea - West of Shetland Paleogene Stratigraphic Database on offer.

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Insights from UKCCS Research Community Spring Conference

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Last week, Bill Wilks and David Whitworth attended the UKCCS Research Community (UKCCSRC) Spring Conference, which followed the theme ‘CCS from Geographically Dispersed Industries’. The conference featured a broad range of excellent talks from subsurface geoscience and engineering, through to sourcing and transport logistics, and finally to policy and economic considerations. To learn more about the conference and how Merlin can help you, continue reading..

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Oman opens bid round 2023

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Oman’s onshore bid round 2023 is now open, offering blocks in northern, central and southern Oman. Merlin’s staff have been working on Omani petroleum systems for over 20 years and continue to be engaged with project work in the Sultanate, so are perfectly placed to support and advise evaluations for bid submissions. For more information on the Omani onshore bid round and how Merlin can help you, continue reading...

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Pressure Plot Basics

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Pressure plots are a useful tool for de-risking column heights in hydrocarbon accumulations as well as for screening top-seal integrity of potential CCUS sites.  But how can you use them to extract the information you need? Continue reading to find out..

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