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2 episodes with oil exploration
This week, on our Energy Special series as part of the India Energy Week 2025 (Feb 11-14), financial journalist Govindraj Ethiraj talks to Arun Kumar Singh, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited. They discuss the current state of oil exploration, onshore vs offshore production, their new deal with British Petroleum, petrochemical strategy, renewables and much more. Tune in to get insight's into ONGC's current business strategy. (00:00) Introduction (02:08) Oil Exploration in India (03:39) Onshore vs Deepwater (07:25) Current Production (08:42) New deal with British Petroleum (10:17) Big reservoirs have eluded us (15% Oil is domestic production) (11:42) ONGC is present in 15 countries (13:54) ONGC Petrochemical Strategy (17:05) Renewables (19:30) The long-term view (21:07) Management Focus on Exploration and Production (E&P) (24:39) Increasing Recovery percentage (25:53) Shale Gas (28:08) Do governments only have the capacity for E&P (29:41) Research and Development (33:00) What are the opportunities in working for ONGC? Register for India Energy Week, Feb 11-14 Listeners! We await your feedback.... The Core and The Core Report is ad supported and FREE for all readers and listeners. Write in to shiva@thecore.in for sponsorships and brand studio requirements For more of our coverage check out thecore.in Join and Interact anonymously on our whatsapp channel Subscribe to our Newsletter Follow us on: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Linkedin | Youtube
Resource minister Shane Jones is considering a request from the gas and oil lobby to underwrite the risk of fossil fuel exploration. Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
The petroleum commission has hinted that it is considering reducing government's 15% stake in fresh oil exploration investment brought into the country.
The government will look at ways to set up long-term security for investors, when it reverses an oil and gas ban. Critics say this will be detrimental to the environment. Resources Minister Shane Jones told Mike Hosking “No one is going to make a long-term capital commitment to New Zealand in the face of short-term commitments.” Jones said “Potential investors are concerned there will not be confidence or security going forward.” LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Government will remove the 2018 ban on petroleum exploration beyond onshore Taranaki. The decision's being labelled a 'backwards step' by environmentalist groups. Energy Resources Aotearoa Chief Executive, John Carnegie, told Mike Hosking “In New Zealand, the ironic thing is coal has been a balancing energy fuel.” Carnegie said “There's plenty of gas here, it's just a matter of getting more explorers down here and having more wells drilled to find it.” LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode Izzy is super honest about which essential oils brands are a YAY or NAY for her as a clinical aromatherapist and consumer! She talks sustainability, and gives the lowdown on her personal yesses and no's when it comes to essential oil brands. Calling out the huge brands which encourage customers to ingest essential oils which is just wrong on every level. All the brands I love, with links too * https://aromatherapy-with-izzy.ck.page/816eb64e2d I hope you enjoy this one, please reach out and say hi: Insta @oilswithizzy Get in touch for personalised advice: hello@aromatherapywithizzy.com Getting Started Free PDF Guide to Essential Oils: https://aromatherapy-with-izzy.ck.page/816eb64e2d **aff link
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Steve Fitch is a former marine navigator, corporate lawyer, negotiator, and founder/CEO of 2 non-profits. He's a lifelong student of history, philosophy, permaculture design, cosmology, ontology, kabbalism, shamanism, quantum mechanics, and consciousness studies. By obtaining a grasp of the workings of consciousness/space/time reality over many years, his life's purpose finally came through. With his permaculture farm in Northern California, Pocket Creek, he's hoping to accelerate interest in a societal shift to more sustainable living. Steve is now in the process of compiling his life experience and insights into a memoir.
Triangle Energy (Global) Ltd (ASX: TEG) managing director Conrad Todd joins Proactive's Jonathan Jackson to discuss newly identified oil exploration potential in the Perth Basin. The company received further strong encouragement of the potential of its acreage with the latest 3D seismic data revealing oil exploration prospectivity in addition to the existing gas resources. Interpretation of the Bookara 3D seismic in the Block L7 and EP 437 joint venture properties in the onshore North Perth Basin has revealed 12 new oil prospects in multiple plays near the Mount Horner Oil Field. Best Estimate Prospective Resources of 36 million barrels of oil (MMbbl), with 18 MMbbl net to Triangle, have been calculated for the 11 L7 prospects in the JV with Strike Energy Ltd and New Zealand Oil and Gas Ltd (NZOG). Triangle has 50% of the JV. Todd discusses the potential domestic and overseas demand for the company's gas and any possible future oil and what investors can expect from Triangle this year. #ProactiveInvestors #TriangleEnergy #ASX #Energy #Gas #Oil #PerthBasin #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews
CEO Johnny Copeland ‘must have worked his slide rule and done his magic as to what would've been best for the underlying union shareholders and HCI, and long-term shareholders in the company, and decided to do a carryover': Independent analyst Anthony Clark.
The value and worth of COP28 will be determined as to whether or not, attendees can decide on the necessity, and urgency of phasing out fossil fuels. And it was in January this year that the BBC wondered about the appointment of Sultan El Jaber as president of the Dubai event - "COP28: Why has an oil boss been chosen to head climate summit?"; "The disagreement between two climate scientists that will decide our future"; "What should rewilding look like in Australia?"; "Failure to agree fossil fuel phase-out at Cop28 ‘will push world into climate breakdown'"; "1.5 Degrees Is Not the Problem"; "An Inevitable Showdown With the Fossil Fuel Industry Is Brewing at COP28"; "At COP28, a Growing Sense of Alarm Over the Harms of Air Pollution"; "Ahead of COP28, a Call for a ‘Tangible Phase-Out of Fossil Fuels as Soon as Possible'"; "Storms, wind bring ‘catastrophic' fire danger to SE Australia"; "Has COP28 President Sultan al-Jaber Used the UN Climate Summit to Advance the Interests of UAE's Oil Company?"; "Cop28 is a farce rigged to fail, but there are other ways we can try to save the planet"; "More Than 100 Countries at COP28 Call For Fossil Fuel Phaseout"; "As fossil fuel phase-out gathers steam, resistance builds"; "“Carbon Cowboys” Chasing Emissions Offsets in the Amazon Keep Forest-Dwelling Communities in the Dark"; "To land fossil phase-out deal, rich nations must add fairness"; "Judith Kimerling's 1991 ‘Amazon Crude' Exposed the Devastation of Oil Exploration in Ecuador. If Only She Could Make it Stop"; "SA braces for flooding, storms rip up NSW central coast"; "Oil-reliant Azerbaijan chosen to host Cop29 climate talks". --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-mclean/message
Amid recent the recent stock decline, we had a sit-down with Arthur Halleran, CEO of sponsor Trillion Energy (TCF
FFAW president Greg Pretty says exploration drilling is conflicting with harvesting in a prime crab fishing area + The ice machine is working overtime at Peerless Fish Co. in Petty Harbour.
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Singapore stocks were down this morning, tracking overnight losses globally. In early trade, the Straits Times Index (STI) was down 0.3 per cent to 3,205.35 points after 69 million securities changed hands in the broader market. In terms of companies to watch, SIA continues to fly high. The group posted its highest full-year net profit in its 76-year history to S$2.2 billion for FY2022/23. That's to be compared against a net loss of S$962 million in FY2021/22. Elsewhere, unease over the slow progress of US debt talks further dampened sentiment in Asia markets today. With US President Joe Biden scrapping stops in Papua New Guinea and Australia after attending the G7 summit, how concerned should we be? On Market View, the Drive Time team unpacked these developments with Carmen Lee, Head of OCBC Investment Research.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Mr. Yinka Ogunleye (Yinka) is an adept and passionate leader in Strategy and Planning with over two (2) decades of experience; dedicated to driving innovation and results across multi-company structured organizations in the Energy, Oil and Gas industry. He has proven ability with broad exposures to manage strategy and planning processes, nurture the growth of business through development of company objectives, targets and performance aspirations. He has exposures covering Oil Exploration, Oil Production and Gas Businesses in the upstream and midstream sectors. He started his career as a Database Administrator, Financial Systems with Pan Ocean Oil Corporation Nigeria Limited. His career had since traversed Information Technology, Business Development, Technical and Commercial functions. He had the coordinating role of Strategy Development across six (6) business arms of a Group, spanning upstream Oil and Gas, Energy development, Pipeline, Gas Processing and Monetization. He joined Amazon Energy Group in 2020 as Vice President New Ventures, and Group Head Strategy and Planning. In these roles he was among several functions coordinating the Strategy and Planning programs and initiatives for incubating projects through creative commercial arrangements; developing new business opportunities and partnerships; and superintending over the Group's corporate strategy, planning and performance program. Yinka holds a Bachelor's degree in Zoology and a Master's Degree in Computer Science from the Lagos State University, Ojo. He obtained a Post-Graduate Diploma in Information Technology at the Federal University of Technology, Akure. He also obtained an MBA from the Lagos Business School, and was on exchange program to the IESE Business School, University of Navarra, Barcelona, Spain where he earned a certificate in Entrepreneurship and Competitive Strategy. He is a certified Project Management Practitioner, Balance Scorecard Professional and Performance Management Practitioner. He has been doing his Doctoral studies where he is currently researching on Innovation and Responsible Leadership at the Gordon's Institute of Business Science, South Africa. He holds a Certificate Business Analytics at the Harvard Business School. Yinka is an entrepreneur. He is the founder of a start-up called Riba-x(www.riba-x.com), a Search, Connect and Communities platform for small businesses and communities of shared interests. He also runs AtriumData Solutions and Services Limited, a Strategy and Project Consulting company Yinka is also currently into Agri-business, where he is developing a Palm Oil plantation and Pig Farm. Key Takeaways 1. You can still reach your end-goal even if you're traveling a different path - Yinka was always passionate about IT growing up. He had a computer scientist father and learned coding languages like C++ and worked with databases. He wanted to pursue a degree in Computer Science but unfortunately, didn't make the cut. Yinka instead pursued a degree in Zoology yet he still managed to land a IT role post-graduation. 2. Don't be afraid to branch out - After learning Zoology, specializing in genetics and working various roles in the IT field, Yinka went to pursue an MBA in Business and tackled his entrepreneur side. Exploring your interests and diversifying your knowledge is a great way to live a fulfilling life. 3. Mentor and mentee relationships can have different forms - For Yinka, the mentor-mentee dynamic involved his mentor asking questions and probing his (the mentee's) thoughts rather than providing advice directly. This pushed Yinka to either mull over his mentor's prompts or provide an answer to his mentor's questions, causing him to engage in deep thinking. Today, Yinka and his mentor are as close as brothers. 4. Entrepreneurship can be a lonely journey - Entrepreneurship can be extremely gratifying but it also comes with its ups and downs. Yinka founded “Dago” with his good friend, now turned business partner. Unfortunately, the company hit a brick wall and the business relationship between Yinka and his friend fell apart. Today, Yinka repackaged the idea of Dago and turned it into a new project called “Riba-x.” 5. Ensure you derive pleasure from what you do - Whether it's through your job, hobbies or relationships, make sure that what you are investing in brings you joy. If you pursue things that you derive pleasure from, you're more likely to feel content with it despite any drawbacks. Applying this to a career, if you are doing something you love every single day, eventually money comes second to your happiness. 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Kumpiyansa ang pamahalaan na masisimulan na ang drilling activities ng Australian company na Nido Petroleum Philippines sa unang quarter ng 2023, para sa oil exploration sa bahagi ng Northwest Palawan
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Once again today, we will see what I consider the strangest of all economic reports that cross my desk each week. It's the Oil Rig Count. The number of actively drilling oil rigs in the country.
Once again today, we will see what I consider the strangest of all economic reports that cross my desk each week. It's the Oil Rig Count. The number of actively drilling oil rigs in the country.
Once again today, we will see what I consider the strangest of all economic reports that cross my desk each week. It's the Oil Rig Count. The number of actively drilling oil rigs in the country.
Once again today, we will see what I consider the strangest of all economic reports that cross my desk each week. It's the Oil Rig Count. The number of actively drilling oil rigs in the country.
Tesla chargers might cost ¼ of the competition. Quebec has enacted a new law that will halt all new hydrocarbon production. Do rear wheel drive EVs work in snowy climates? Too little, too late, Toyota BZ4X? Tech problems? Email us now because we're trying out AAC file formats instead of MP3. cleanenergyshow@gmail.com Work continues to advance on the new ultra-low Time-of-Use electricity plan that could benefit EV owners. The Ultra-Low rate would be 2.5 cents per kilowatt-hour in exchange for a higher on-peak rate. This 2.5 cent rate is 70 per cent lower than the current off-peak rate for Time-of-Use clients. Thanks for listening to our show! Consider rating The Clean Energy Show on iTunes, Spotify or wherever you listen to our show. Follow us on TikTok! Check out our YouTube Channel! Follow us on Twitter! Your hosts: James Whittingham https://twitter.com/jewhittingham Brian Stockton: https://twitter.com/brianstockton Email us at cleanenergyshow@gmail.com Leave us an online voicemail at http://speakpipe.com/cleanenergyshow Tell your friends about us on social media!
In this episode Peter chats to Ken Aitken CEO of Metgasco (ASX:MEL)
Investing in oil exploration and production companies or oil equipment and service companies are often a higher-leverage play on oil without having to invest in a goofy leveraged ETF. The companies in these ETFs are trading at a discount in our opinion, and I'm looking forward to purchasing one when my charts give me the GO signal. Or have I already gotten the GO signal? Blackrock's Oil Exploration and Production ETF - IEO https://www.ishares.com/us/products/239517/ishares-us-oil-gas-exploration-production-etf Blackrock's Pol Equipment and Services ETF - IEZ https://www.ishares.com/us/products/239517/ishares-us-oil-gas-exploration-production-etf Other ETFs mentioned on the show XLE XOP XES OIH SPOG (UK) FEUL (AUS) Markets.com Blog - https://nononsenseforex.com/uncategorized/markets-com-review/ Blueberry Markets Blog - https://nononsenseforex.com/uncategorized/blueberry-markets-review-my-top-broker-for-2019/ US Residents Go Here - https://nononsenseforex.com/uncategorized/ig-us-review/ Follow VP on Twitter https://twitter.com/This_Is_VP4X Check out my Forex trading material too! https://nononsenseforex.com/ The host of this podcast is not a licensed financial advisor, and nothing heard on this podcast should be taken as financial advice. Do your own research and understand all financial decisions and the results therein are yours and yours alone. The host is not responsible for the actions of their sponsors and/or affiliates. Conversely, views expressed on this podcast are that of the host only and may not reflect the views of any companies mentioned. Trading Forex involves risk. Losses can exceed deposits. We are not taking requests for episode topics at this time. Thank you for understanding.
A South African court has halted oil giant Shell's seismic testing for oil and gas along the country's eastern coastline, pending a final ruling.Shell says it had paused operations while it reviewed the judgement.South Africa's Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe had condemned the project's critics, saying they wanted to deprive Africa of energy resources.High Court Judge Gerald Bloem says that Shell's right to explore the waters near the Wild Coast was awarded on the basis of a substantially flawed consultation process.
A South African court has halted oil giant Shell's seismic testing for oil and gas along the country's eastern coastline, pending a final ruling.Shell says it had paused operations while it reviewed the judgement.South Africa's Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe had condemned the project's critics, saying they wanted to deprive Africa of energy resources.High Court Judge Gerald Bloem says that Shell's right to explore the waters near the Wild Coast was awarded on the basis of a substantially flawed consultation process.
A South African court has halted oil giant Shell's seismic testing for oil and gas along the country's eastern coastline, pending a final ruling.Shell says it had paused operations while it reviewed the judgement.South Africa's Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe had condemned the project's critics, saying they wanted to deprive Africa of energy resources.High Court Judge Gerald Bloem says that Shell's right to explore the waters near the Wild Coast was awarded on the basis of a substantially flawed consultation process.
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A group of law students is taking the government to court for approving two new onshore oil and gas exploration. Students for Climate Solutions argue the permits in Taranaki goes against the Zero Carbon Act, the Paris Agreement, and fails to protect the rights of tangata whenua. The Energy Minister Megan Woods declined an interview, saying the matter is before the courts. Instead, she issued a statement, saying those decisions "should come as no surprise" as Cabinet set out three onshore blocks back in 2018 for the Taranaki region. That came amid an announcement to end offshore exploration, but onshore permits have continued. Students for Climate Solutions co-founder Ri Comer spoke to Corin Dann.
Welcome back to another episode! This Week, Mark and Paige hit the following: * Saudi Aramco Confirms $50MM Cyber Ransom Demand * https://www.rigzone.com/news/wire/saudi_aramco_confirms_50mm_cyber_ransom_demand-21-jul-2021-166003-article/ * BHP said to seek an exit from its petroleum business * https://www.worldoil.com/news/2021/7/20/bhp-said-to-seek-an-exit-from-its-petroleum-business * Texas Upstream Gains Nearly 8,800 Jobs * https://www.rigzone.com/news/texas_upstream_gains_nearly_8800_jobs-19-jul-2021-165984-article/ * Hedge Funds Won Big On OPEC Spat * https://oilprice.com/Energy/Oil-Prices/Hedge-Funds-Won-Big-On-OPEC-Spat.html * Exxon taps female CFO as first outsider to join inner circle * https://www.worldoil.com/news/2021/7/19/exxon-taps-female-cfo-as-first-outsider-to-join-inner-circle * Biden to issue new cybersecurity rules for energy infrastructure after April hack * https://www.worldoil.com/news/2021/7/19/biden-to-issue-new-cybersecurity-rules-for-energy-infrastructure-after-april-hack * Neptune Energy Uses Gaming Tech to Digitize Wells * https://www.rigzone.com/news/neptune_energy_uses_gaming_tech_to_digitize_wells-15-jul-2021-165952-article/ * Indigenous Group Backs Proposed Canada LNG Project * https://www.rigzone.com/news/wire/indigenous_group_backs_proposed_canada_lng_project-21-jul-2021-165999-article/ * Greenland Ditches Oil Exploration Efforts After 50 Years Of Failure * https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Greenland-Ditches-Oil-Exploration-Efforts-After-50-Years-Of-Failure.html * Saudi-Owned Motiva Suspends $6.6 Billion Petrochemical Expansion * https://www.wsj.com/articles/saudi-owned-motiva-suspends-6-6-billion-petrochemical-expansion-11626698498 The Weekly Rig Count by Baker Hughes https://rigcount.bakerhughes.com/rig-count-overview Area Count Change U.S. 488 -3 Canada 153 +4 International 758 +8 IBM Giveaway Enter to Win Here! Sign-up for your chance to win a T-shirt with a unique serial number. This means each shirt is different making it an awesome collector's item! Plus it comes inside an official OGGN insulated tumbler. At the end of the year we will have a drawing to win our grand prize! This will be a pool of all of the serial numbers on the t-shirts!
Welcome back to another episode! This Week, Mark and Paige hit the following: Saudi Aramco Confirms $50MM Cyber Ransom Demand https://www.rigzone.com/news/wire/saudi_aramco_confirms_50mm_cyber_ransom_demand-21-jul-2021-166003-article/ BHP said to seek an exit from its petroleum business https://www.worldoil.com/news/2021/7/20/bhp-said-to-seek-an-exit-from-its-petroleum-business Texas Upstream Gains Nearly 8,800 Jobs https://www.rigzone.com/news/texas_upstream_gains_nearly_8800_jobs-19-jul-2021-165984-article/ Hedge Funds Won Big On OPEC Spat https://oilprice.com/Energy/Oil-Prices/Hedge-Funds-Won-Big-On-OPEC-Spat.html Exxon taps female CFO as first outsider to […] The post Cyber Ransom Demand, 8,800 New Jobs, and Failed Oil Exploration – OGTW239 appeared first on Oil and Gas This Week Podcast.
The Taraba State Governor, Darius Dickson Ishaku, has called on the Federal Government to speed up oil exploration in the northeast region of the country in order to help enhance and diversify the country's economy.He urged the federal government to expand and expedite exploration in the Chad basin, as well as the Benue trough, which, according to geological reports, is rich in oil and gas.He says they anticipate that early exploitation of petroleum resources in the North-East region will increase our revenue profile.Governor Ishaku also recommended that the Forum push for the removal of the exploration and exploitation of mineral resources from the exclusive list to the concurrent list.
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Angelo Izama is a Ugandan journalist, writer, analyst and frequent contributor on current affairs for local and international publications and broadcasters. Angelo's interests have spanned national and regional security, political economy and international organisations as well as rights associated with free expression. He is presently researching a book on the political economy of decision-making in Uganda's oil sector and is a co-founder of a Ugandan think-tank, Fanaka Kwa Wote. As a recipient of several fellowships including the Knight Fellowship at Stanford University and the Open Society Fellowship, Angelo focuses on how effective public knowledge can affect economic and political outcomes in Uganda and within the East African region.In this episode Angelo discusses the history of oil exploration in Uganda spanning the 1900s to present, the social impact the East African Crude Oil Pipeline is likely to have on the communities on its route, the under-discussed environmental issues, and why he thinks that the Ugandan oil story will not be the stereotypical "oil curse" story.
Why Climate change will be a ‘really big' focus for ESG investors in 2021, plus Scotiabank becomes fifth major Canadian bank to refuse to fund oil drilling in Arctic refuge. Scientists discover a ‘climate refuge' for coral discovered off coast of east Africa, and a British science mission sails south toward a giant Antarctic iceberg to measure its impact on the environment and local species.
It's been a busy week. RFA's Drake Long and Mat Pennington first discuss Japan's recent drills in the South China Sea and the new Prime Minister's decision to visit Vietnam and Indonesia. Then they look at the tense situation in the skies over Pratas atoll, one of Taiwan's few outposts in the South China Sea, and the surprising announcement by Philippine Secretary of Energy Alfonso Cusi that the Philippines will open up its waters to energy exploration from international companies.
President Duterte's decision to lift the oil exploration moratorium came about with the impending depletion of our natural gas reserves in Malampaya. The Department of Energy (DOE) issued a “resume-to-work” notice to select companies, allowing them begin petroleum-related activities in certain areas within the West Philippine Sea. Oil exploration stocks surged and hit price ceiling after said news, and one of the biggest beneficiaries is PXP Energy Corp. whose shares jumped by nearly 50% on Friday. Learn more about the which companies benefit from the lifting of the moratorium on our weekly podcast series. #YourFutureFirst
It’s been a busy week. RFA’s Drake Long and Mat Pennington first discuss Japan’s recent drills in the South China Sea and the new Prime Minister’s decision to visit Vietnam and Indonesia. Then they look at the tense situation in the skies over Pratas atoll, one of Taiwan’s few outposts in the South China Sea, and the surprising announcement by Philippine Secretary of Energy Alfonso Cusi that the Philippines will open up its waters to energy exploration from international companies.
A Canadian company has gotten permission to drill for oil and gas in Namibia’s Kavango Basin — an important ecosystem that shelters the country’s largest elephant population and feeds water into the world-famous Okavango Delta in neighboring Botswana. Although Namibia says this drilling is mere exploration, environmentalists fear oil development there will harm local communities and wildlife.
Data obtained from the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries showed that Nigeria’s rig count fell to six in July from nine in June. The rig count, which stood at 21 in March, fell to 16 in April and eight in May. The rig count is largely a reflection of the level of exploration, development and production activities occurring in the oil and gas sector. The global oil benchmark, Brent crude, plunged to as low as $15.98 per barrel in April, its lowest since June 1999. It traded around $45 per barrel on Monday. Analysts at Financial Derivatives Company Limited on Monday said that oil price volatility would continue in the coming weeks due to supply and demand concerns. The collapse in crude oil demand and prices occasioned largely by the coronavirus pandemic has forced many operators to put exploration on the back burner. --- This episode is sponsored by · Afrolit Podcast: Hosted by Ekua PM, Afrolit shares the stories of multi-faceted Africans one episode at a time. https://open.spotify.com/show/2nJxiiYRyfMQlDEXXpzlZS?si=mmgODX3NQ-yfQvR0JRH-WA Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newscast-africa/support
Charles Hutchinson is one of the founding partners of Spectrum IFA, a company offering independent financial advice across 7 countries in Europe and with headquarters in Barcelona. Charles initially joined the British army in the hope of undertaking pilot training, but as his commission came to an end, Charles decided to move into the world of finance. A slightly inauspicious start provided Charles with a second opportunity to become a pilot, this time on hovercrafts, and he spent some years in Oil Exploration in Saudi Arabia before dipping back into finance. A spell as a DJ in the United States, training as a Commodities Broker and a return to the UK culminated in the decision to move to Spain. Charles chats about his varied and interesting career that saw him travel around the world, the UK weather that prompted his move to Spain and how he went about setting up his business here. Support the show (http://patreon.com/IanRutter)
How many thousand times have you heard someone talk about working remotely, saying, "The great thing about the internet is you can work anywhere." Well, working in the oil field brings a whole new meaning to working "remotely." It's remote alright, and it's still tech, but it's of necessity, tech Acadiana style. If you started out in the oil field before the internet, before apps, before social media, and in some cases before the computer, the relentless onslaught of technology drives you to a point where you either throw up your hands and decide to be a Luddite, or you embrace change. Like Tim Supple. Tim has embraced change in a big way. For years the multi-billion dollar Acadiana oil and gas business depended for its existence on a breed of hydrocarbon cowboys called Landmen. A Landman secures the leases and rights for an oil and gas company to dig wells. That's not nearly as simple as it sounds. It can involve masses of contacts, phone calls, promises, handshakes, lunches, drinks, scraps of paper, maps, blind alleys and frequent and expensive miscalculations. Tim Supple and his partner came up with a way to take all the disparate inputs oil and gas company landmen accumulate, and assemble them in a whole new way: online. They created a web-based version of the Acadian Hydrocarbon cowboy and called him iLandman. In a tough time for oil exploration, iLandman is giving over fifteen hundred subscribers a much needed edge. Chad Theriot is on the other side of the tech revolution. Although Chad grew up in Breaux Bridge his upbringing sounds more like a kid in Silicon Valley. Chad started working with his father in the family business, CBM Technology, at the age of 12. By 15 he was a computer programmer. Chad went on to create the first automated system that uses voice to produce a transcript for court reporters, and has designed and developed software for a wide range of companies including UPS and The Kellogg Corporation. In 2011 Chad and his business partner bought his dad's company, CBM, and for that reason Chad is living back on the Silicon Bayou. Out to Lunch Acadiana was recorded over lunch at Social Southern Restaurant and Bar . You can see photos from this show by Gwen Aucoin and more at our website https://link.chtbl.com/Vj_kXlwb. More about Acadiana tech here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Who and when created the earliest sound recording? What is cloud seeding? What is oil exploration and how does it work?
Welcome to the first edition of China-Africa Q&A, a new podcast series that will feature interviews with key stakeholders in the China-Africa discourse. We'll publish these podcasts intermittently and, as always, welcome your feedback. In this edition, Eric speaks with Climate Home News Senior Writer, Chloé Farand, about her recent story on Niger's decision to redraw the boundaries of the Termit and Tin-Toumma nature reserve, one of Africa's largest biodiversity reserves, to accommodate the China National Petroleum Corporation who owns three oil exploration blocks that overlap with the reserve. Under the proposed change, the portions of the reserve that cross over into CNPC's oil exploration zone will no receive protected status. While the story got quite a bit of attention this summer in the francophone press, there's wasn't as much interest in English-language media. Eric spoke with Chloe from her office in London to find out more about how she came across the story and why she thinks it didn't get the same amount of attention internationally that it did in French-language media. JOIN THE DISCUSSION: Twitter: @eolander | @chloefarand Email: eric@chinaafricaproject.com Sign up here if you would like to join our weekly email newsletter mailing list for a carefully curated selection of the week's top China-Africa news.
The “Money Talks” hosts round out the show answering listeners’ questions on mining and oil exploration master limited partnerships (MLPs), naming an executor for your estate, and Disney’s acquisition of 21st Century Fox.
The “Money Talks” hosts round out the show answering listeners’ questions on mining and oil exploration master limited partnerships (MLPs), naming an executor for your estate, and Disney’s acquisition of 21st Century Fox.
The “Money Talks” hosts round out the show answering listeners’ questions on mining and oil exploration master limited partnerships (MLPs), naming an executor for your estate, and Disney’s acquisition of 21st Century Fox.
The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Stephen Larkin, CEO at Africa New Energies.
Today on the show with Dean, Judith and William [Segment times in brackets] || We at 3CR are proud to acknowledge the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung as the owners of the lands on which we meet, live, and work. We pay respect to their elders past, present, and emerging; we recognize that sovereignty has never been ceded and that a treaty has never been signed || [7:01] Greg Denham from Yarra Drug and Health Forum comes in to the studio and looks back at the year that was in drug policy. The first public fourm of next year will take place on the 4th of February, 12:30pm at Richmond Town Hall || [28:40] Darebin City Council has announced a policy of supporting clubs to end their financial reliance on electronic gaming machines, also called "pokies". Darebin Mayor Susan Rennie calls in to tell us more and you can find the policy on the Darebin City Council website || [41:14] Shirley Winton of the Independent and Peaceful Australia Network comes on the show to help us look back at a year of peace activism. What does Australia need to change toward developing an independent foreign policy? What are IPAN's plans for next year? || [52:30] The Great Australian Bight houses one of the most important whale nurseries in the world and it's being explored for oil. Peter Owen from the Australian Wilderness Society comes on the show to tell us about the risks and what needs to be done. The Australian Wilderness Society will take part in a rally outside the Labor National Conference in Adelaide on the 16th of December || [1:04:50] International law expert and Charles Darwin University senior lecturer John Garrick wrote in The Conversation about the recent lease of Darwin's port to a chinese company. He joins Wednesday breakfast to talk about how this came to be and how Darwin might feature in China's Belt and Road Initiative
Chris Lynch was joined by Minister for Greater Christchurch Regeneration Megan Woods and National MP Nicky Wagner for the weekly discussion on the political issues affecting Canterbury.
On the day Greenpeace presented a petition to Parliament Nikki called Andrew Dickens to express her opposition to oil exploration.LISTEN TO THE FULL CHAT WITH ANDREW DICKENS ABOVE
Andrew Thain - Talking about property co-ownership tackling housing affordabilityMillie Telford - Seed Indigenous Youth Network - National Director - The people of the Northern Territory urgently need our help to protect country and water from dangerous gas field fracking. Join us at the Melbourne snap rally to ensure the NT government bans fracking for good. WHAT: Snap rally to put national pressure on NT chief minister Michael Gunner to ban fracking in the Northern Territory WHEN: Wed 21st March, 10am WHERE: Federation Square, Melbourne CBD WHO: Everyone who cares about land rights in this country and wants to see the NT protected from dangerous frackingAmanda Thomas - Lecturer environmental Studies Victoria university of Wellington NZ - Wrote the article 'How Media Framing Limits Public Debate about Oil Exploration'.
Does it make sense to allow Oil and Gas Exploration within the boundaries of a Marine Protected Area and still call it protected? Trudeau's government thinks it does. I break down how this situation doesn't necessarily depict a Marine Protected Area, but it does describe a management area within a Marine Park. Perhaps the government of Canada is going about designating MPAs the wrong way? Take a listen and find out how. Also on the show...there are these "Gummy Bear-Like" organisms that are frustrating the hell out of fishers along the US Pacific Coast...find out how during this episode. Enjoy the Podcast!!! Let me know what you think of the episode by joining our Facebook Group for the Podcast. Support Speak Up For Blue's Efforts to build a platform to raise awareness for Marine Science and Conservation and help you live for a better Ocean. Contribute to our Patreon Campaign
Brussels to Beijing: Commodity Policy in Europe and Asia Podcast
On July 12, Hague-based Permanent Court of Arbitration declared that China's nine-dash line and claims to historic rights in the South China Sea have no validity under international law. China, meanwhile, refused to participate in the procedure and neither accepted nor recognized the decision.The...
Aadit Kapadia, Sunanda Vashisht and Pramod Kumar Buravalli discussed important legislations: Real Estate Reform, National Waterways and Oil Exploration passed with bipartisan support in parliament. Also, discussed Kanhaiya's crude and uncouth behavior. This podcast also discussed Trump Vs others in the US Presidential Primaries. And finally, World Cultural Festival, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and its promotion of India as a soft state. If you like what we are doing do consider supporting a podcast at: https://www.myind.net/support-podcast
Prof. Enrique Zuazua is a Distinguished Professor of Ikerbasque (Basque Foundation for Science) and Founding Scientific Director at the Basque Center for Applied Mathematics (BCAM), which he pushed into life in 2008. He is also Professor in leave of Applied Mathematics at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM) and a Humboldt Awardee at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU) as well. He was invited by the PDE-group of our Faculty in Karlsruhe to join our work on Wave Phenomena for some days in May 2015. In our conversation he admits that waves have been holding his interest since his work as a PhD student in Paris at the Université Pierre-et-Marie-Curie in the world famous group of Jacques-Louis Lions. Indeed, waves are everywhere. They are visible in everything which vibrates and are an integral part of life itself. In our work as mathematician very often the task is to influence waves and vibrating structures like houses or antennae such that they remain stable. This leads to control problems like feedback control for elastic materials. In these problems it is unavoidable to always have a look at the whole process. It starts with modelling the problem into equations, analysing these equations (existence, uniqueness and regularity of solutions and well-posedness of the problem), finding the right numerical schemes and validating the results against the process which has been modelled. Very often there is a large gap between the control in the discrete process and the numerical approximation of the model equations and some of these differences are explainable in the framework of the theory for hyperbolic partial differential equations and not down to numerical or calculation errors. In the study of Prof. Zuazua the interaction between the numerical grid and the propagation of waves of different frequencies leads to very intuitive results which also provide clear guidelines what to do about the so-called spurious wave phenomena produced by high frequencies, an example of which is shown in this podcast episode image. This is an inherent property of that sort of equations which are able to model the many variants of waves which exist. They are rich but also difficult to handle. This difficulty is visible in the number of results on existence, uniqueness and regularity which is tiny compared to elliptic and parabolic equations but also in the difficulty to find the right numerical schemes for them. On the other hand they have the big advantage that they are best suited for finding effective methods in massively parallel computers. Also there is a strong connection to so-called Inverse Problems on the theoretical side and through applications where the measurement of waves is used to find oil and water in the ground, e.g (see, e.g. our Podcast Modell004 on Oil Exploration). Prof. Zuazua has a lot of experience in working together with engineers. His first joint project was shape optimization for airfoils. The geometric form and the waves around it interact in a lot of ways and on different levels. Also water management has a lot of interesting and open questions on which he is working with colleagues in Zaragoza. At the moment there is a strong collaboration with the group of Prof. Leugering in Erlangen which is invested in a Transregio research initiative on gasnets which is a fascinating topic ranging from our everyday expectations to have a reliable water and gas supply at home to the latest mathematical research on control. Of course, in working with engineers there is always a certain delay (in both directions) since the culture and the results and questions have to be translated and formulated in a relevant form between engineers and mathematicians. In dealing with theses questions there are two main risks: Firstly, one finds wrong results which are obviously wrong and secondly wrong results which look right but are wrong nonetheless. Here it is the crucial role of mathematicians to have the right framework to find these errors. Prof. Zuazua is a proud Basque. Of the 2.5 Mill. members of the basque people most are living in Spain with a minority status of their culture and language. But since the end of the Franco era this has been translated into special efforts to push culture and education in the region. In less than 40 years this transformed the society immensely and led to modern universities, relevant science and culture which grew out of "nothing". Now Spain and the Basque country have strong bonds to the part of Europe on the other side of the Pyrenees and especially with industry and research in Germany. The Basque university has several campuses and teaches 40.000 students. This success could be a good example how to extend our education system and provide possibilities for young people which is so much a part of our culture in Europe across the boundaries of our continent.
Prof. Enrique Zuazua is a Distinguished Professor of Ikerbasque (Basque Foundation for Science) and Founding Scientific Director at the Basque Center for Applied Mathematics (BCAM), which he pushed into life in 2008. He is also Professor in leave of Applied Mathematics at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM) and a Humboldt Awardee at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU) as well. He was invited by the PDE-group of our Faculty in Karlsruhe to join our work on Wave Phenomena for some days in May 2015. In our conversation he admits that waves have been holding his interest since his work as a PhD student in Paris at the Université Pierre-et-Marie-Curie in the world famous group of Jacques-Louis Lions. Indeed, waves are everywhere. They are visible in everything which vibrates and are an integral part of life itself. In our work as mathematician very often the task is to influence waves and vibrating structures like houses or antennae such that they remain stable. This leads to control problems like feedback control for elastic materials. In these problems it is unavoidable to always have a look at the whole process. It starts with modelling the problem into equations, analysing these equations (existence, uniqueness and regularity of solutions and well-posedness of the problem), finding the right numerical schemes and validating the results against the process which has been modelled. Very often there is a large gap between the control in the discrete process and the numerical approximation of the model equations and some of these differences are explainable in the framework of the theory for hyperbolic partial differential equations and not down to numerical or calculation errors. In the study of Prof. Zuazua the interaction between the numerical grid and the propagation of waves of different frequencies leads to very intuitive results which also provide clear guidelines what to do about the so-called spurious wave phenomena produced by high frequencies, an example of which is shown in this podcast episode image. This is an inherent property of that sort of equations which are able to model the many variants of waves which exist. They are rich but also difficult to handle. This difficulty is visible in the number of results on existence, uniqueness and regularity which is tiny compared to elliptic and parabolic equations but also in the difficulty to find the right numerical schemes for them. On the other hand they have the big advantage that they are best suited for finding effective methods in massively parallel computers. Also there is a strong connection to so-called Inverse Problems on the theoretical side and through applications where the measurement of waves is used to find oil and water in the ground, e.g (see, e.g. our Podcast Modell004 on Oil Exploration). Prof. Zuazua has a lot of experience in working together with engineers. His first joint project was shape optimization for airfoils. The geometric form and the waves around it interact in a lot of ways and on different levels. Also water management has a lot of interesting and open questions on which he is working with colleagues in Zaragoza. At the moment there is a strong collaboration with the group of Prof. Leugering in Erlangen which is invested in a Transregio research initiative on gasnets which is a fascinating topic ranging from our everyday expectations to have a reliable water and gas supply at home to the latest mathematical research on control. Of course, in working with engineers there is always a certain delay (in both directions) since the culture and the results and questions have to be translated and formulated in a relevant form between engineers and mathematicians. In dealing with theses questions there are two main risks: Firstly, one finds wrong results which are obviously wrong and secondly wrong results which look right but are wrong nonetheless. Here it is the crucial role of mathematicians to have the right framework to find these errors. Prof. Zuazua is a proud Basque. Of the 2.5 Mill. members of the basque people most are living in Spain with a minority status of their culture and language. But since the end of the Franco era this has been translated into special efforts to push culture and education in the region. In less than 40 years this transformed the society immensely and led to modern universities, relevant science and culture which grew out of "nothing". Now Spain and the Basque country have strong bonds to the part of Europe on the other side of the Pyrenees and especially with industry and research in Germany. The Basque university has several campuses and teaches 40.000 students. This success could be a good example how to extend our education system and provide possibilities for young people which is so much a part of our culture in Europe across the boundaries of our continent.
The U.S. government has given industry permission to use of lethally loud seismic devices up and down the east coast. David Biello reports
The grounding of a drilling rig in Arctic waters illustrates the risks of pushing the boundaries of oil exploration and recovery. David Biello reports
This episode is a conversation with Michael Commer of the Berkeley Lab about geophyiscal modeling in oil exploration. We start with a brief discussion about how oil gets created and in which geological formations it can be found. We then proceed to talk about various means of finding oil using various means and techniques. The majority of the episode's conversation revolves around how numerical mathematics can help interpret, refine and work with exploration results.
The 218th edition of America's Debate Radio with Mike and Jaime. During the first hour, we discussed the oil drilling disaster in the Gulf of Mexico and the response and clean up efforts. During the second and third hours, we spoke with 3 callers and discussed the attempted car bombing in Times Square, domestic terrorism, healthcare, oil exploration, and energy policy and national security. We welcome your feedback! Have your email read on the air-- click here to use the email form. Or, call 888.DEBATE.5 now and leave a message-- we'll play it on the next show. Thanks for listening!
August 19, 2008 - Jane Van Ryan talks with Richard Ranger of API about opportunities for oil exploration and production in Alaska.
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