Petroleum Systems

The main goal of the network group is to establish a network and forum for the exchange of ideas, experience and research results for Petroleum System specialists in the Norwegian industry, academia and service companies.

Objectives

Recognising and characterising different Petroleum Systems is a multidisciplinary task that requires knowledge of all petroleum system elements that go into prospect evaluation; trap, reservoir, source, migration, and retention (seal). The topics covered are hence of importance for all disciplines involved in petroleum exploration, accordingly we hope this Force network group will be of interest to geoscientists with a variety of different backgrounds.


We aim at reaching this goal through a regular series of seminars and lunch and learn events, expanding also into workshop-type “unconferences” which provide more informal discussion possibilities on specific topics.
 
The topics to be covered focus on the elements that make a petroleum system work, but also include other topics such as basin evolution or petroleum geochemistry
 
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Monterrey Fm, California. Miocene carbonate/evaporitic source rock.
 

Network members per 30.08.2023

 
Alexander Hartwig, Rolando di Primo Aker BP
Tommi Rautakorpi  Concedo ASA
Clay Painter, Kjersti Flaat ConocoPhillips
Erik Magnus Nordaunet-Olsen  DNO
Jan Hendrik van Koeverden Equinor
Riki Suzuki Inpex-Idemitsu
Darrell Harrison Kufpec Norway AS
Karsten Eig Lime Petroleum
Odd Senneseth, Carly Marshall Neptune Energy Norge
Jorge Borque-Sanchez The Norwegian Offshore Directorate
Wibecke Knudtzon Kamp OKEA
Michael Inglis Pandion Energy Norge
Jozef Dziegielowski PGNiG
Sondre Hagevold, Tore Grane Klausen Petrolia NOCO 
Antonio Martin-Monge Repsol Norge AS
Cecilie Hiorth, Henrik Rasmussen Sval Energi
Michael Hertle  TotalEnergies
Kristian Angard Vår Energi
Balazs Badics Wintershall Dea Norge AS

Updated: 30/08/2024

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