African Energy Week – Key Take Aways

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Bill Wilks and Helen Bone have recently returned from Africa Energy Week 2025. With over 6,000 attendees the event is possibly the largest energy conferences on the continent. It provides a forum in which the energy strategies of countries across Africa can be showcased and where operators and investors can connect to further future developments. With so much going on at the conference Bill and Helen came away with a basket of learnings and these are some of their key take aways.

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Summer Intern

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This year Merlin Energy Resources has been joined by Emily Howard for a summer internship. She has been working on several projects enhancing her hands on experience with subsurface data. Emily has shared her experience of the time she spent with Merlin. To read, click continue.

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A Brief Visit to Iceland

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John Donato, founder member of Merlin, now reluctantly retired, visited Iceland with his family in May of this year. Always interested in the local geophysics, but knowing little of Iceland’s geology, John was naively expecting to find a Mid-Atlantic Ridge rift and a possibly thinner oceanic crust on his trip – wildly wrong he was on both counts! Continue reading his latest blog post here to learn more about the local geophysics of Iceland and find out where John visited on his trip.

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APA Round 2025

The NOD recently announced the 2025 APA Round in Norway, so the lights have turned green, and operators need to submit bids before the deadline on September 2nd! If you need support, whether that be an extra pair of hands or a quick stand-alone technical G&G evaluation, then give us a call!

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BEOS 2025: A full review

In our latest blog post we share the take-aways from BEOS 2025 regarding the state of the industry and future trends. Whilst the traditional E&P industry continues to be sluggish for smaller companies, the dawn of sub-surface energy storage could herald a golden age for geoscientists. If you couldn’t make it, give it a read and get the gist of what you missed out on.

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