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...
Between 20th and 22nd March, Louisa Jones and Eleanor Oldham attended the Third EAGE Digitalization Conference and Exhibition. Click to read their take-homes from the event.
On Tuesday 28th and Wednesday 29th March, Bill Wilks and David Whitworth will be attending the UKCCS Research Community's Spring Conference in Cardiff. Continue reading to learn more about the event.
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..
Given it’s World Math’s Day, here at Merlin we’ve been having a think about the maths that we use every day.
Rock physics analysis can maximise the value of your existing data, allowing you to de-risk amplitude driven prospects and make more informed decisions about future investments. It can also be used to support the Energy Transition, providing a set of workflows essential for screening and monitoring CCS sites. At its heart, rock physics provides the link between seismic and well log data which opens up a wealth of opportunities. Continue reading to find out more...
Merlin staff have been delighted to apply their considerable knowledge and experience of Omani geology to support Tethys in auditing their volumetric assessments of three prospects in Block 58. Continue reading to find out more..
Merlin has a new in-house tool for stochastically modelling column heights from pressure data. Continue reading to learn more.
Helen Bone, Ben Adillah and David Whitworth will be attending the CCS4G symposium on 15th December in London.
MERL staff would like to congratulate Philip Copestake on the completion of Geological Society of London Memoir 59, Sequence Stratigraphy of the Jurassic–Lowermost Cretaceous (Hettangian–Berriasian) of the North Sea Region.
Following on from our post back in July 2021, a summary of the carbon capture and storage risking and global lessons learned project, which Merlin was involved in, has now been made publicly available.
