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Crucial history to understand O&G industry.

Thank you!

Really enjoyed this video Alan, in my opinion one of your best! You really made it all very clear for those unsure of exactly what we do!

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Great, thanks 👍

Thank you so much for this video. It was so helpful. Please, could I connect with you on LinkedIn? Thanks

Solid overview!

Excellent, sir!

I have watched several videos on EOR, specifically steam flooding as a good way to change the viscosity. Others have shown CO2 injection as a way to normalise the hydrocarbons. Gas/heavy oil and gas/gas exchange. So why does one not start each project with high temp CO2 injection? You flush the pores with gas, while still at pressure and get the benefits of viscosity changes. You also please the frequent flyer climate hypocrites by pumping down their emissions from cross continental flights. Why start with just normal suction, when you can start with EOR directly?

thank you sir , keep making these video

Succint and sobering analysis. If the OECD are serious, should they be focusing on reducing exports as well as consumption?

There are 300 coal fired powerplants either under construction or planned in Asia. This statement got me perma banned from Reddit climate change page.

What are the need of making this whole project, and which chemicals are needed?

Great video on ILX Alan. Worth noting the synonyms - NFE - near field exploration, ERD - extended reach Drlling (those targets which can be drilled from the platform rig). Am sure there are others.

Very well done. Ty for the presentation 🎉

good Presentation, my i have your PDF Presentation

Great detail, thank you!

Brilliant 👍 Thanks 🙏

Thank you so much! Cleaer and to the point 👍

It indeed is difficult when one is stressed out. Not just in financial terms, but it is also hard to focus on your job, which in turn has a negative impact on your personal brand.

I watched some of your videos and found out that they are actually pretty good, informative videos. So, I decided to start from the beginning :) Thanks for sharing your experience. Regards.

Thank you for the analisys Alan. Do you have any videos or know any good resourcers on the economics of the carbon emission markets?

Thank you Mr. Alan, I'm from Zanzibar and I'm quite impressive seeing a log of Zanzibar Geophysics on top corner of every page you explain

Excellent and well informative

Thanks, Alan! Very interesting

Outstanding presentation Alan...loved it!

Excellent Alan. Great content, presentation and thought. I would still love to quote Wallace Pratt " Oil, in final analysis, is found in the minds of men." New exploration ideas, untested deeper horizons in matured basins, untested basins, unconventionals ( a breakthrough in production testing in gas hydrates) are attributed to hydrocarbons of tomorrow. There is no doubt that technology and the cost of it acts as key catalysts.

Great video!

Great analysis, thank you

Super interesting! Thank you

Why would you choose a 19.5% recovery factor?

Brilliant! UA-cam tossed this in my recommended videos, and I’m blown away. You’ve got me curious about geophysics now, and well planning. Thank you, have a great day.

Great summary Alan. In your hypothetical Swanson's Rule slide its a bit scary your Swanson Mean ($308mm) is significantly higher than your mid case ($261mm). I wouldn't recommend this method for justifying a bid. 😂😂 "Averages" are typically overly-influenced by big numbers.

Another great video Alan! The family trees are impressive, that's a lot of work and a complex evolution.

Thanks for your clarity.

While calculating the economics, should we use the minimum GIIP numbers or mean GIIP number??

Another great primer Alan. Deepwater seems to be making a comeback with so many DP semi-subs heading for Namibia and drillships to Guyana-Suriname, to name but two active areas. Rig rates are again high for these vessels and a dry hole can cost anywhere up to $200 million. However, as you show in the Hess Liza slide, the returns can be substantial!

Another great video. Whilst I agree dry hole are great learning, give me a discovery EVERY time!!

Great presentation Alan !

I have two quiz.the first sone company use total porosity instead of effecive one.do you suggest why .the second one what is the basis for choosing montecarlo distribution input curve.❤❤

Do you think offshore oil is the place to be in the next bull run in oil ? Thanks

Great video Alan. Very insightful and informative. Congratulations on reaching UA-cam 1,000 subscribers - well deserved.

the Earth needs more CO2. It is what sustains all plant life on Earth. This yammering about ppm of CO2 is to frighten the people who don't know better. I call total BS on this entire premise.

Very interesting!

I'll side with the EIA forecast. Naturally, I am assuming that large numbers of people in EMES and lesser-developed poor countries continue to lift millions upon millions out of poverty. I am also assuming that the USA and other countries do not budge off their 'cheap energy entitlement' and gratuitous virtue-signalling remains a significant force behind policy in the USA and other countries.

Hi Alan, If you are looking to do a follow up on crude oil types, we have the TROVE Crude Oil Catalogue which features data on over 440 different crudes worldwide. As well as API Gravity and Sulphur content, we also have production figures, wax content, cloud point, pour point, Reid vapour pressure, kinematic viscosity, nitrogen content, vanadium content, acidity, contributing fields, region & country. Let me know if this helps. ATB, Mike

Alan, there is so much useful information in your videos. Great job! Keep doing it.

This came up as recommendation for me.

Thanks. Much appreciated. This is not my field so I need to keep reviewing the material.

Great