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Cultivating advantage: can disadvantaged resources turn the tide?
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Report summary
The world does not have enough advantaged oil and gas resources. Discovered resources can cultivate advantage by improving resilience and sustainability. Energy super basins, where traditional super basins meet renewable energy and carbon capture and storage potential, hold the most promise for advantaged resources. This insight looks at how lofty ideas like energy super basins and the peak advantage challenge can be considered at the asset level. Njord Area, somewhat disadvantaged due to past operational issues, is used as an example of assessing current and potential future advantages.
Table of contents
- Njord history: geologically advantaged, but with operational issues
- Njord now: advantages in place
- Njord future: sustaining advantage
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Njord discovery mapNjord Area fields and tie-back attributesNjord Area and tie-back fields stacked production profile
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Remaining emissions intensity comparisonAnnual absolute emissions by fieldMap of nearby blocks with exploration potential and at least one Njord partner with ownershipDepleted field carbon capture and storage checklist
What's included
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