Black Sea Region
The Black Sea is one of the few remaining frontier basins spanning both Eastern Europe and southwest Asia. It shares many similarities with the hydrocarbon-rich South Caspian Basin; both basins contain petroleum systems sourced primarily from the Maykop Formation. Reservoir presence and quality are the main exploration risks.
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Most Recent Reports
- Eocene to Pliocene palaeogeographic maps of the greater Black Sea region
- A review of the origin and geodynamic evolution of the Western and Eastern Black Sea basins
- Constraining the nature and extent of potential reservoir quality sandstones derived from the Dziruli Massif, west and central Georgia
- Regional siliciclastic reservoir quality prediction in the syn- and post-rift fill of the Black Sea
- Palynology of the Slănicul de Buzău section in the southeast Carpathian foredeep: Towards a stratigraphic reference section