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Out of adversity comes opportunity. A significant change is required in the North Sea petroleum industry to keep it profitable and growing, and geoscience has the opportunity to lead the way in delivering this change. New plays, fields, technologies and alliances are required in order to increase recovery and reduce the cost of delivering hydrocarbons. In 2014 the Maximising Economic Recovery UK report suggested that 12-24bn barrels of oil equivalent remained to be produced from the North Sea.
Convenors:
Caroline Gill, Shell UK Limited
Matt Brettle, Equinor
Jon Gluyas, University of Durham
Cliff Lovelock, Shell UK Limited
John Underhill, Heriot Watt University
Confirmed Keynote:
John Underhill,
Jon Gluyas, Durham University
Al Tucker, Shell
Jon Brain, Shell
Glen Brown, OGA
Iain Bartholomew, Siccar Point
Graham Yielding, Badleys
Nigel Gamblin, Equinor
Conference Programme:
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The conference will take place at the Sir Ian Wood building, Robert Gordon University, Garthdee Road, Aberdeen, AB10 7GJ
Registration:
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