In order to further develop Merlin’s capability in wind energy subsurface support, Merlin’s Geoscientist Georgina Lockham, and Senior Geophysicist Eleanor Oldham have recently attended a course and conference dedicated to this net zero energy solution. Continue reading to learn more.
As part of our very busy conference season Helen Bone attended the 11th GSL Geothermal Symposium last week where a wide range of issues were discussed from data and the subsurface, to infrastructure and policy. Read her latest blog post to learn more about the conference and her thoughts on geothermal energy for the future.
Bill Wilks and Helen Bone have recently returned from Africa Oil Week. The show offered a great opportunity to network and to engage with the burning issues that frame the entire energy discussion across the continent. Continue reading to find out more.
Bill Wilks and Helen Bone are attending Africa Oil Week and are looking forward to being part of the discussion on Africa's energy mix, including both traditional oil and gas and low carbon solutions. Continue reading to find out more.
Eleanor Oldham attended the Geological Society’s 3rd CCS Symposium last week. Continue reading to see what take-homes Eleanor took from the conference and learn how CCS is developing worldwide.
Helen Bone went to Royal Holloway's Earth Sciences MSc Symposium last week to watch the talks by the latest cohort of geoscience students. Continue reading to find out more.
Ben Burton has just completed a ten week internship with us at Merlin Energy Resources. Read our latest blog post to find out more about why Ben (and everyone at Merlin) believes internships for students are so important.
Eleanor Oldham will be presenting 'Efficient Storage Complex Characterisation and 4D Monitoring Feasibility using Rock Physics' at the third Energy Group CCS symposium.
The Bujak Database is an essential resource for all companies evaluating Paleogene reservoirs in the North Sea/West of Shetland areas. It provides improved stratigraphic calibration for both hydrocarbon and energy transition projects. Continue reading to find out more about this product that is available for purchase from our website.
Dave Whitworth gives a part technical, part geoliday write up of his PhD fieldwork to southwestern Utah. His study area is centred on the Zion National Park and his research focusses on the interactions between continental and marine sediments and their potential to act as reservoirs for carbon storage. Continue reading to learn more and see some fantastic pictures of the geology and landscape.
This series has run over 7 previous articles and has focussed on the key technical distinctions between carbon dioxide storage projects and traditional hydrocarbon production. Read our latest blog, the last in the set, to recap what we have discussed and learn what Merlin has to offer.
Modelling CO2 storage sites presents unique challenges compared to traditional reservoir simulations due to the different timescales the models need to operate over. Read our latest article to learn more.