Although the Black Sea has a long history of hydrocarbon investigation - with the first exploration wells drilled already in the 60's - it remains underexplored compared with other areas like the North Sea or the Gulf of Mexico. To date, slightly more than 300 exploratory wells were drilled in the Black Sea, for the vast majority on the shelf. Deep water drilling only started in the 2010's and led to significant gas discoveries, first in Romanian waters with Domino and more recently in Turkey with the Sakarya gas discovery made in 2020.
During these Black Sea webinar series, our regional experts will present a country-by-country review of the recent activity in the area as well as an outlook of what is expected for the coming years.
March 17th | 10 am GMT
During this first session of our Black Sea Webinar, we will cover the E&P activity in the Black Sea with a focus on Turkey, Georgia and Russia. Our regional experts will share their knowledge of the area in terms of recent activity and what to expect for the coming year in this exciting region for oil and gas projects.
March 24th | 10 am GMT
During this second session of our Black Sea Webinar, we will cover the E&P activity in the Black Sea with a focus on Romania, Bulgaria and Ukraine. Our regional experts will share their knowledge of the area in terms of recent activity and what to expect for the coming year in this exciting region for oil and gas projects.
March 31st | 10 am GMT
During this last session of our Black Sea Webinar, our regional expert will talk about the challenges related to the development of the Romanian gas reserves trapped under the Black Sea. That presentation will be followed by an outlook of the rig market for the area.
Date: March 17th
March 24th
March 31st
Time: 10:00 AM GMT
Duration: 1 hour