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COMMA report: Understanding Jurrasic Sands of the Complex Margins of the Eastern Part of the Terschelling Basin during the Upper Jurassic and Lowermost Cretaceous
Authors: R. Bourroullec, R. Verreussel, T. Boxem, G. de Bruin, M. Zijp, N. Janssen, S. Kerstholt-Boegehold, D. Munstermann, D. Kőrösi
Download appendices: Appendices In the COMMA Project we investigated the Upper Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous in the Terschelling Basin located in the Dutch offshore. The main aim of the project was to provide new insights on the regional...
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Thema: Oil & Gas
FOCUS – Upper Jurassic Sandstones: Detailed sedimentary facies analyses, correlation and stratigraphic architectures of hydrocarbon bearing shoreface complexes in the Dutch offshore
Authors: R. Bourroullec, R. Verreussel, K. Geel, D. Munsterman, G. de Bruin, M. Zijp, N. Janssen, I. Millán, T. Boxem
The FOCUS project has strongly improved the understanding of the Upper Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous in the Dutch offshore by providing a tectono-stratigraphic framework based on modern concepts of sequence stratigraphy and syn-depositional...
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Thema: Oil & Gas
The life cycle of the Netherlands’ natural gas exploration: 40 years after Groningen, where are we now?
Authors: Dr. J. Breunese, Dr. H. Mijnlieff, Dr. J. Lutgert
The discovery of the giant Permian Groningen Field in 1959 triggered the main phase of gas exploration in NW Europe. This paper deals with the history and future of natural gas exploration in the Netherlands. The aim is to explain the...
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Thema: Oil & Gas
Predicting gas production from future gas discoveries in the Netherlands: quantity, location, timing, quality
Authors: Dr. J. Lutgert, Dr. J. Breunese, Dr. H. Mijnlieff
Recent policy and market developments have raised the question not only as to how much gas remains to be discovered in the Netherlands but also where and when it will be produced and of what quality. These questions are addressed by...
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Thema: Oil & Gas