Have we overlooked the South Celtic Sea Basin?
Does the OGA’s 2016 high-resolution 2D seismic provide the crucial master key in unlocking hidden potential?
Geology without Borders
However you say it, the world’s geology does not see political borders the same way us humans do. Rocks are inherently less territorial! At Merlin, we have increasingly recognised the value in transferring knowledge across political boundaries.
Why you should be thinking of Chartership
Being chartered allows you to build your reputation by having an internationally recognised professional qualification. Find out a more about why it's important and how you go about becoming chartered.
Discovering the Secrets Beneath Britain
Using UKOGL seismic data to produce an improved understanding of the subsurface structure beneath Britain.
Setting New Standards for Irish Stratigraphy
Offshore Ireland has recently become a region of significant hydrocarbon exploration interest, sparked by the Atlantic Margin Licensing Rounds in 2011 and 2015, as a result of which, licences were awarded across the Porcupine, Slyne, Rockall and Goban Spur basins. Merlin have been awarded a project to define a standard stratigraphic nomenclature on behalf of the Government of Ireland.
SPWLA petrophysicists, great geology and sunshine
If you want to see the elements of a working petroleum system in the field, there really is no better place than the UNESCO Dorset Coast. Read about the SPWLA trip organised by Merlin Energy.
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