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The paper discussed about the fibrous illites blocking pore throats was by Nadia Pallet and the technique is called "Critical Point Drying". Thanks to my good buddy Graham Davis for pointing this out.

Why couldn't anywhere good & biodiverse have been 'preserved' in a natural state for science? Even the last tribes in the most habital amazon & papua new guinea in the 60's had to be 'saved' by the Church into subsistance farming and schooled into fringes of society. The human in a state of nature is natural too. Why do we even need educating on the importance of a 'pristine' place like antarctica? To be a sheet hole, there first has to be excriment there to begin with!

I heard they pump alot of sea water in the oil wells to maintain current production

China's gas is having the "coal shale gas" revolution, and will see 50%~100% increase this year 2025 to close to 0.7BCFPD, and it was already close to 0.5BCFPD in 2024

So China is happily growing its exploration and production while we here in the UK choke the the Goose that lays the Golden Egg with Punitive Taxation. Then as we are still using significant amounts of Oil and Gas during the transition we are importing the oil and gas from far and wide that we could produce ourselves..... Total Madness.

Great information thank you so much

36:20 electrochemical separation oF CO2?

Could you plz do a video on New Startus Energy :) ?

Ooooh, NOW i know why USrael wants to take over Iran ! 😮😮😮😮

Great Video This material is a good reference to look for some more models based on platform generations. My master's study addresses the topic of converting platforms in the final phase of operation, or already decommissioned, into floating naval bases.

Export potential 1.What is vision of this political party for the following areas? 2.When will you write the vision so all can listen, read and run with it? 3. When will you write to vision for the emerging Generation to see . So They wouldn't have to reinvent the wheel. 1. Crude oil refinery potential? Foreign exchange potential? 2. Natural Gas plant & storage capacity for peak season to Sell and notional self sufficiency storage. 3. LNG production plant large storage and export capacity . 4. Benzene stoage plant and storage capacity. 5. Gasoline plant and storage. 6. Diesel plant storage capacity facility. 7. Kerosene storage capacity and export potential. 8. methanol plant and storage capacity. 9. Ammonia plant storage capacity and export capacity. 10. Aluminum Refinery and export capacity and potential inferstucture. 11. Gold Refinery potential, export capacity potential. 12. Iron Refinery. 13. Copper Refinery. 14. ammonia 15. fertilizers plant and storage capacity and export capacity 16. Ammonia plant.and storage capacity. 17. Sugar refinery 18. Wheat refinery 19.

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yeah, the USA put the development on hold. as if thosr countries are theirs. and the weak spineless piliticians in those countries have to bow and say, yes massa.

Any update on this?

YOU did not talk much about Guyana S,A.oil resources which is one of the best fine for 2024 and counting over 650,000

To the UK researchers and billionaire investors... Keep your hands OFF Uruguay!! The world does not belong to you REGARDLESS what your "Royal Highnesses" profess!

Ta the succinct update. Has anyone ever explored the Permian-Carboniferous Parana-Etendeka Basin, offshore of either South America or in the Northern Walvis Basin? All the best from Namibia.

Where are they located

any hope left?

Love the videos! Currently studying IPG at aberdeen and finding this channel an excellent resource for getting up to date on UK and global industry happenings. I will be recommending the channel to the class

This Will only result in more corruption, environmental disasters and more oligarchs in those countries. Perhaps Namibia could fare better, but Guyana IS shafted if you look at history.

Hello, don’t know if you still monitor comments here. I just watched an Exxon video on the LNG process. A comment stood out to me and then I found your video. The comment said that as natural gas is brought to the surface some facilities are able to treat/process that impure natural gas on site. Are there rigs that you know of that actually process/remove hydrocarbons on site? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Great summary, but partially difficult to understand, even at maximum volume.

Not my area of expertise, this is a genuine question - are the remaining reserves too low to justify the upfront development costs ? Even if you set politics aside ?

Selene was a discovery

You're obviously clueless on how oil exploration works

Geez, you guys are the best, but maybe next time you do something on US fracking you could go a bit deeper (no pun). We invest and follow the major "pure" frack'ers (EOG, Devon etc.) and I can tell you it's been a bumpy ride ( Review Devon's journey from $77 to $38 a share). As an example, we called the Bakken peak at 1.5 M b/d as it's been struggling to stay at 1.3 M b/d for the last few years regardless of the longer laterals and a fairly constant rig count (Eagle Ford is right there with the Bakken). I mean, how about a discussion on the "Red Queen effect" in the shale patch: all the players are running to stand still! Even the mighty Permian with its 270+ rigs flying around struggled to add 14 b/d (yeah, that's fourteen barrels) to its production this month ( legacy wells lost 426000 b/d). Also, the wells are getting gassier; NGL's are coming out of the woodwork in place of crude (the Company's in their investor presentations keep touting boe to try and make everyone feel good - until the community realizes the low price one gets for NGL's vs crude). And don't forget the low EROEI of shale; the end of tier 1 inventory; the NatGas egress problems and the light crude capacity refining problem! There is more to chew on here guys, let's do this thing and help your followers really understand what is under the shale hood.

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Seismic basting companies have been telling rock lobster fishermen there NO impact on lobsters . Thats BS BIG LIES

Absoluetly NO mention of the Denver-Julesburg (Niobrara) Basin, ALL due to the extreme ANTI-oil and gas exploration agenda of the current Colorado state and local governments, as well as the nonsensical LIES and misinformation spread by the MEDIA, and anti-fraccing groups about the 'dangers' of drilling and fraccing. (These groups are especially prevailant along the I-25 corridor north of Denver. And what has happened to the once mighty Eagleford, or, for that matter the Barnett shales? Have the horizontal wells in the Eagleford depleted as rapidly as did the earlier, and much shorter "reach' horizontal wells that were drilled into the Austin Chalk? And, from what I have been told, due to the opposition of the urban "cidiots" in the main producing area of the Barnett shale, along with, what I had been told of those wells to "drown out" with the production of brine, exploration in the Barnett Shale is basically a thing of the past.

When Trump’s US is going to “drill baby drill’ the UK should just do what makes economic sense

There is no fiscal policy in the US. We have the only private mineral rights on earth.

Well done gents! All the information and personal ‘peeks behind the curtains’ make for compelling viewing.

Mike and Colin, many thanks for some great memories! Foinaven: where exactly is the border? (and I wasn't that happy with a converted Russian icebreaker) WoS gas: the first question was: Do you really think it could be THAT big? Miller: linking up the dots to 16/8-1. Cook: every time you mentioned Fulmar pod/interpod strat trap, somebody was shouting dubious or doubtful. Buzzard: All South Vikings said you need to drill closer to the boundary faults, but the answer was always: nah, no coarse sediment supply on the highs.

Hello, thanks for sharing. Could you do a video about the Gulf of Mexico's current production and future?

My god, you two are cheerful 🤷🏻‍♂️ I need some good news for a change 🙂

great analogy picture at 00:37, the myth and magic of unconventional fracing is for the tight rock and shale. Main stream believe the even with unconventional fracing the shale and tight rocks could only produce light tight oil with high GOR, but recent results show that medium to high density oil (API below 25deg) with low GOR down to 50scf/bbl could also be efficiently produced, if not even better than light tight oil. ua-cam.com/video/2wwoUOT4rGE/v-deo.html

It's important to consider the quality of the rock being drilled, rather than just focusing on drilling ahead. thanks for share!!

Permeability truly is king. Just look at Johan sverdrup and its phenomenal economics and recovery factor.

Permian Basin GORs rising rapidly though (as I understand)?

still awaiting updates

wow Geng North is actually close our new capital city, Nusantara, how convenient!

Negligence No. Intentional Stupidity Yes! Incompetence has nothing to do with it, any Stalinist State with any 5 year plan would out perform two tier Starmer's Trotsky based Austerity Economics. It was Clarkson who correctly ID'd the PM as a Trotsky ideologist & devotee that cat is now well out of the bag....

Yes, do it!!

Not only for oil......for COVID too ofcourse!! So much misinformation and lies, while they should have known better!

It's mind boggling why there has not been a class action lawsuit against either this or the previous government by the oil and gas companies operating here.

Thanks for another great video, enjoyed the banter 🤗 Is there any (potentially) positive news for UK oil&gas sector at all? I have high hopes for Harbour Energy given the geographical diversification plus Wintershall assets🤔

Thanks for the video! Interesting to watch this at the end of 2024. I’ve got a feeling that by transitioning to Net Zero we are going to destroy all remaining industry in the UK. No heavy industry- no carbon emissions, bingo!🤯

yeah cool. but what about the theft of the Palestinian Gaza Marine Shelf concession that israel stole JUST before they started a Genocide ?

Oil is running out