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• TITLE: Oil and Gas Potential of Eurasian Western Arctic Shelf/Exploration in the Nearshore Area of Northeastern Baltic Shield

  AUTHORS: Sanghee Shin, George V. Chilingar, Oleg Sorokhtin, Nikolai O. Sorokhtin

  KEYWORDS: Arctic Shelf; Geodynamic Evolution; Baltic Shield; Oil Potential; Gas Potential

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Geology, Vol.3 No.3, July 11, 2013

  ABSTRACT: A number of large and unique oil and gas fields were discovered over the western Arctic shelf of Eurasia. Some of them were partially appraised. Also, there are three potentially hydrocarbon-rich but insufficiently studied areas in the region. The discovery of commercial accumulations there would substantially increase the petroleum potential of the entire region. These areas are northern Murmansk Oblast, on the Rybachy Peninsula, the Franz-Joseph Land area, andthe North Kara Shelf. It is suggested that oil and gas field discoveries in the former two areas are most expedient under current conditions. The oil and gas potential of the northwestern Kola Peninsula is reviewed in more detail.