Conventional drilling fluid (DF) technologies commonly fail to meet many of the
requirements of modern drilling under various harsh subsurface conditions, particularly …

As most hydrocarbon discoveries in the Gulf of Suez basin are in structural traps, little
research has focused on the evaluation of stratigraphic or combined play in the region. The …

The late Miocene thick accumulations of submarine fan and slope fan deposits namely the
Mount Messenger Formation, represent low resistivity reservoir within Taranaki Basin of …

We have recently shown that molecular hydrogen generation from organic matter occurs at
high maturity levels (vitrinite reflectance 3–5%) in Lower Cretaceous shales of the Songliao …

The pore structure is an important parameter to understand the transport and storage
capacities in shale. There is very limited research reported on the controlling factors of pore …

A significant portion of planned energy and mineral resource investment into Australia is
now for hydrogen (H2). Whether from fossil fuels with carbon capture and storage or from …

Due to a historic focus on the underlying Cooper Basin and a growing demand for energy in
Australia, a reassessment of the Eromanga Basin in central and eastern Australia is …

Charge access is a critical risk element to consider during hydrocarbon exploration. Often
charge access is evaluated using complex simulations and modeling, but in this study a …

The Silurian hot shale in one of the African superglobal petroliferous sedimentary basins
(Ghadames) were studied to provide new regional insights regarding the organofacies type …

The Cooper subregion within the central Eromanga Basin is the Swiss army knife among
Australia's sedimentary basins. In addition to important oil and gas resources, it hosts …