Explore the East Shetland Platform for the 29th Offshore Licensing Round.
We present the results of 3D seismic interpretation and well analyses that have been combined to unravel the complex structural history and highlight the exploration potential of this large under-explored region.
Recent 3D dual-sensor towed streamer broadband surveys cover about 17 500 km2 over parts of the UKCS Quadrants 3, 8-9, 14-16, allowing for improved imaging of the Paleozoic reflectors in this area.
See the unexploited potential of the Mid North Sea High
We present the results of the interpretation of recent 2D and 3D seismic datasets over parts of UKCS Quadrants 36, 37, 42 and attempt to unravel both the geology and prospectivity of this frontier area.
This region is a structurally elevated area, partly surrounded by basinal depocentres. These include the mature hydrocarbon provinces of the Central North Sea to the NE and Southern North Sea to the SE. Two recent Dinantian-age discoveries (Breagh/Crosgan) prove that a working pre-Westphalian reservoir is present.
Join our presentations.
| Title | Presenter | Date | Start | Duration |
| Paleozoic Geology and Prospectivity of the East Shetland Platform (UKCS Quadrants 3, 8, 9, 14, 15,16) |
Stefano Patruno Project Geoscientist Reservoir/ Interpretation |
27 May | 16:20 | 25 min |
| The unexploited potential of the Mid North Sea High (UKCS Quadrants 35-38, 41-43): Undrilled Carboniferous-Devonian structural traps and Zechstein-age inferred carbonates. | Stefano Patruno Project Geoscientist Reservoir/ Interpretation |
26-27 May | poster, all day |
For further details kindly refer to the presentation schedule downloadable from the conference website.
Meet our Reservoir experts at the conference or contact us.
Contact: reservoir.info@pgs.com
Location: London, UK
Venue: The Geological Society, Burlington House, Piccadilly
Registration: Attend this conference!
About the conference: This Petroleum Group conference is intended to bring together new and existing knowledge about the Palaeozoic in NW Europe. Themes will include, but are not limited to: Palaeozoic exploration plays, Outcrop analogues, Palaeozoic source rocks, Palaeozoic shale oil and gas, Existing oil and gas field examples, Pre-Mesozoic fractured plays.