The survey will be carried out using the new, purpose-built EM vessel Boa Thalassa and will start immediately after surveys in the Norwegian Sea have been completed.The 3-D EM survey covers parts of a license area where a number of hydrocarbon drilling prospects have been identified by the operator, First Australian Resources. The objective of the EM exploration program is to enable Shell to determine whether to acquire a 70 percent interest in the license and subsequently enter into a well commitment.This is the first EM exploration program to be performed under the global frame agreement that was recently signed between EMGS and Shell.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Shell calls upon EMGS for Senegal survey
TRONDHEIM, NORWAY: Electromagnetic Geoservices ASA (EMGS) has been awarded a contract worth about US$4 million by Shell Exploration and Production B.V. to conduct a 3-D electromagnetic (EM) survey off the coast of Senegal.
The survey will be carried out using the new, purpose-built EM vessel Boa Thalassa and will start immediately after surveys in the Norwegian Sea have been completed.The 3-D EM survey covers parts of a license area where a number of hydrocarbon drilling prospects have been identified by the operator, First Australian Resources. The objective of the EM exploration program is to enable Shell to determine whether to acquire a 70 percent interest in the license and subsequently enter into a well commitment.This is the first EM exploration program to be performed under the global frame agreement that was recently signed between EMGS and Shell.Read More
The survey will be carried out using the new, purpose-built EM vessel Boa Thalassa and will start immediately after surveys in the Norwegian Sea have been completed.The 3-D EM survey covers parts of a license area where a number of hydrocarbon drilling prospects have been identified by the operator, First Australian Resources. The objective of the EM exploration program is to enable Shell to determine whether to acquire a 70 percent interest in the license and subsequently enter into a well commitment.This is the first EM exploration program to be performed under the global frame agreement that was recently signed between EMGS and Shell.
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