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Resource report 2018 - Exploration
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Resource report 2018 - Exploration
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Norwegian Continental Shelf
- Norwegian Continental Shelf No. 2 - 2018
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Norwegian Continental Shelf No. 1 - 2018
- Boost for exploration
- Optimistic observer
- Still much to find on the NCS
- A global focal point for boosting recovery
- Getting more gas through
- Aiming for the centre
- Energy sources doing battle
- Seek and ye shall find
- Intelligent progress
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CO2 atlases
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Compiled CO2 atlas for the Norwegian Continental Shelf
- Preface
- 1 - Introduction
- 2 - Petroleum activity on the Norwegian Continental Shelf
- 3 - Methodology
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4 - The Norwegian North Sea
- 4.1 - Geology of the North Sea
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4.2 - Storage options in the North Sea
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4.2.1 - Saline aquifers
- Introduction
- Stord basin - long distance CO2 migration
- Paleogene Mounds, Stord Basin The Hugin East Formation aquifer
- The Utsira and Skade aquifer
- The Bryne and Sandnes Formations
- Egersund Basin case study
- The Sognefjord Delta aquifer
- The Johansen and Cook Formation aquifer
- The Statfjord Group aquifer
- The Gassum Formation aquifer and the Skagerrak Formation
- The Fiskebank Formation aquifer (The Siri trend)
- 4.2.2 Abandoned hydrocarbon fields
- 4.2.3 - Summary
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4.2.1 - Saline aquifers
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5 - The Norwegian Sea
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5.1 Geology of the Norwegian Sea
- Permian-Triassic sediments
- The Båt Group
- The Båt Group - Åre Formation
- The Båt Group - Tilje Formation
- The Båt Group - Ror Formation
- The Fangst Group
- The Fangst Group - Ile Formation
- The Fangst Group - Not Formation
- The Fangst Group - Garn Formation
- The Viking Group
- The Cromer Knoll and Shetland Groups
- The Rogaland Group
- 5.2 Storage options in the Norwegian Sea
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5.1 Geology of the Norwegian Sea
- 6 - The Barents Sea
- 7 - Summary - Storage capacities of The Norwegian Continental Shelf
- 8 - Storage options with EOR
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Acts
- Act 29 November 1996 No. 72 relating to petroleum activities
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Regulations
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