Cyprus – Page 4 – Marine & Carbon Lab

Openings for Specialist Scientists

August 16, 2018 carbonlab Leave a comment

The University of Nicosia, the only academic institution in Cyprus offering undergraduate, postgraduate and doctorate degrees in Oil & Gas Engineering welcomes applications for three (3) research positions in the area of hydrocarbons. Depending on their qualifications/interests applicants may choose from the following research topics: The impact of offshore petroleum activities on marine life: ecological modelling and artificial intelligence; Geological […]

Uncategorized #reservoir engineering, Cyprus, Geology, hydrocarbons, natural gas, PhD, research

Θέσεις Ειδικών Επιστημόνων

August 1, 2018 carbonlab Leave a comment

Το Πρόγραμμα Μηχανικής Πετρελαίου & Φυσικού Αερίου του Πανεπιστημίου Λευκωσίας, το μοναδικό στην Κύπρο που προσφέρει προπτυχιακό, μεταπτυχιακό και διδακτορικό πτυχίο στην μηχανική πετρελαίου, δέχεται αιτήσεις για την πλήρωση τριών (3) θέσεων ερευνητών στον τομέα του φυσικού αερίου. Ανάλογα με τα προσόντα/ενδιαφέροντα των αιτητών μπορούν να επιλέξουν ανάμεσα στα πιο κάτω ερευνητικά θέματα: Οι επιπτώσεις πετρελαϊκών δραστηριοτήτων στη θαλάσσια ζωή: […]

Uncategorized #studying, Cyprus, fuels, Geology, natural gas, research

Local Content Development in the East Mediterranean Energy Market

July 14, 2018 carbonlab Leave a comment

The Department of Engineering cordially invites you to the following talk: Local Content Development in the East Mediterranean Energy Market Abstract With major gas findings in Cyprus, Israel and Egypt, the gas market in the East Mediterranean is rapidly developing. Especially Egypt with its “Modernization of the Energy Sector”-project is becoming an important player. For Cyprus and Israel one […]

Uncategorized #De Jong, #local content, #markets, Cyprus, natural gas

Unexpected failure of critical subsea connector bolts

May 30, 2018 carbonlab Leave a comment

The Marine & Carbon Lab cordially invites you to the following event: Unexpected failure of critical subsea connector bolts Abstract Unexpected failure of critical subsea connector bolts is keeping the oil & gas industry in “stress” because the “root cause” remains “unknown.” Failures of critical subsea bolts have been occurring for more than a decade now in spite of replacing […]

Uncategorized #marine, bolts, corrosion, Cyprus, gas, offshore, oil, subsea

From the Troodos Geological Complex to the Modern Deep-Sea

May 13, 2018 carbonlab Leave a comment

The University of Nicosia & Damianos Cultural Centre cordially invite you to the talk: From the Troodos Geological Complex to the Modern Deep-Sea Abstract The first part of the talk will review some of the unique geological features of the Troodos mountain including the pillow lavas, sulphides, and the ophiolite complex that render Troodos’ geology unique. Prof. Herzig will share […]

Uncategorized #marine, Cyprus, Geology, GEOMAR, offshore, Troodos

Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Energy Trends in China and the World

April 23, 2018 carbonlab Leave a comment

The Student Chapters of SPE/AAPG cordially invites you to the following event: Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Energy Trends in China and the World Abstract Together with other vital elements greenhouse gases have made life on planet earth possible. During the last decades, greenhouse emissions have increased substantially with far reaching implications on the earth’s temperature. Greenhouse gases are produced or […]

Uncategorized China, climate change, CO2, Cyprus, emissions, energy, natural gas, trends

Optimization of Acid Gas Removal Process of Sour Natural Gas

March 12, 2018 carbonlab Leave a comment

The Student Chapter of SPE/AAPG cordially invites you to the following event: Optimization of Acid Gas Removal Process of Sour Natural Gas Abstract During the past few years the East Med has proven its potential as a prolific hydrocarbons province. Prime examples include the discoveries of Zohr, Leviathan and Calypso natural gas reservoirs. As most of the discovered natural gas […]

Uncategorized acid gases, Cyprus, natural gas, research, sour, treatment

The Quest of Natural Gas Offshore Cyprus

December 1, 2017 carbonlab Leave a comment

The University of Nicosia Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Student Chapter cordially invites you to the following event: The Quest of Natural Gas Offshore Cyprus Abstract The discovery of the Zohr natural gas field offshore Egypt, in 2015, has renewed interest in natural gas exploration offshore Cyprus. Cyprus’ 3rd licensing round, which attracted vibrant interest, has resulted in the award […]

Uncategorized #Total, Cyprus, drilling, ENI, exploration, gas, hydrocarbons, offshore

Shale Gas Production at the Micro/Nano-Scale

September 20, 2017 carbonlab Leave a comment

The University of Nicosia cordially invites you to the following event: Shale Gas Production at the Micro/Nano-Scale Abstract In the past, it was considered that shales can only be the source and the seal for natural gas accumulations while resources encountered in such tight formations were deemed uneconomical to produce. Recent advances in horizontal drilling and reservoir stimulation, such as […]

Uncategorized Cyprus, micro-scale, modelling, natural gas

Poor gas drilling results not all doom and gloom

September 18, 2017 carbonlab Leave a comment

Article featuring Dr. Constantinos Hadjistassou and Dr. Charles Ellinas which appeared in Sunday Mail, Sept. 17, 2017. By Elias Hazou. News this week of the outcome at the Onisiphoros well generated all sorts of reaction, but for experts the main takeaway is that the gas find – albeit a small one – holds great promise for the future because it […]

Uncategorized #Total, Cyprus, drilling, ENI, Eratosthenes, exploration, natural gas, Onesiphoros

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