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AAPG Memoir 74: Hydrocarbon Exploration Opportunities in the 21st Century in The United
Kingdom by J. R. V. Brooks
from: AAPG Memoir 74: Future Petroleum Provinces of the 21st Century,
Edited by M.W. Downey, J.C. Threet, and W.A. MorganCopyright ©2001 by the
American Association of Petroleum Geologists. All rights reserved.
HYDROCARBON EXPLORATION
OPPORTUNITIES IN THE 21ST
CENTURY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
J. R. V. Brooks
Oil and Gas Directorate
Department of Trade and Industry
London, United Kingdom
S. J. Stoker and T. D. J. Cameron
British Geological Survey
DTI Core Store
Edinburgh, UnitedKingdom
ABSTRACT
Oil and gas production within the United Kingdom (UK) and its
offshore designated area continued to rise through the 1990s and remains at record levels.
This paper charts the developments and major new plays of the last decade of the 20th
century and highlights the opportunities and challenges for the 21st century.
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