There’s no doubt that the restrictions throughout 2020 as a result of the pandemic and that now continue into 2021 has led to a restlessness for something that you just don’t get online. For many, it’s a renewed appreciation of nature and the outdoors, for others it’s an urge to be creative and for some it may be achievement of fitness goals.

AGRs Advisor Geology, Ole-Gunnar Tveiten, recently coauthored an article published in the Petroleum Geoscience magazine

Jørnar Heggsum Hubred is the key expert behind our hiQbe® velocity cubes for depth conversion. We took a chat with him about his career at the company.

The demand from our clients has shifted from holistic full-field models (“resource models”) to models where a specific objective is addressed (“decision models”).

AGR has developed several MultiClient studies in the Barents Sea that help the small and medium-sized E&P companies, but also majors, identify exploration prospects in a cost-efficient method.

Exploration Manager, Erik Lorange, tells about his long career at our company.

The VARG field: the tail is bigger than the fish

AGR’s Reservoir Management team has been working on analyzing and evaluating the possibilities to develop a coal bed methane prospect in the North-East part of Kazakhstan.

Our Exploration team has been involved in evaluation of prospective resources of over 10.0 billion BOE in the Karpinsky Ridge Basin, Rostov Oblast which lies between the Black Sea and Caspian Sea.

The abstract to the paper presented at the Geology of Geomechanics conference.

AGR has developed several Multi Client studies on the Norwegian Continental Shelf that help the small and medium-sized E&P companies but also majors identify exploration prospects in a cost-efficient method.

AGRs Principal Production Technologist, gives an overview of the role of the production technologist.

AGR writes on reservoir modelling in the latest edition of Petroleum Geoscience magazine.

AGR's Lead Geophysicist comments on the subject