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The Energy & Geoscience Institute (EGI) at the University of Utah is the world’s largest University based industry cost shared upstream research program. Over 100 scientists and dedicated staff are part of EGI in Salt Lake City, Utah, with an additional 100 Affiliate Scientists worldwide.

With over 70 energy corporations across the globe as Corporate Associate Members, EGI has delivered a value of over $550 million of research across all seven continents for over 40 years.

Deep Water Depositional Systems-GOM Phase 2
South American Shales Phase 2
China Shales Phase 2
Liquids from Shales
Australia and New Zealand Margins Initiative
Rifts and Passive Margins
Paleobathymetry & Depositional Mixing GOM Phase 2
Shale Gas Systems–Phase 2
Black Sea Phase 4
Central Atlantic Margins–Phase 1
Vietnam to Sumatra Basins
Paleoecological Database/System Development Phase 1
South China Sea Basins–Phase 1
Oil and Gas Fields of Libya - Digital Atlas
Liquids from Shales - Phase 2
Ghana Margin Basin– West Africa
China Shale Gas and Shale Oil Plays–Phase 1
East Africa–SW Indian Ocean Basins
Shale Gas Production Analysis - Phase 2
Paleoecological Database/System Development Phase 2
Deep Water Depositional Systems–GOM
South American Shale Gas and Shale Oil Plays
Northwest African Margins
Baffin Bay, Davis Straight and Northern Labrador Sea
Northern European Arctic
Indian Sub-Continent Tight Shales
Australian Shale Gas and Shale Oil Plays
Petroleum Systems of Sheared Margins
Central Eurasia Potential of Shale Liquids and Gas
Shale Gas Production Analysis - Phase 1
UK Shale Gas
Low Volume Fracture for Shales
Source Rocks in Space and Through Time
Rifts and Passive Margins

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3D Visualization & Seismic Interpretation
Biostratigraphy, Chrono & Sequence Stratigraphy
GIS & Image Analysis
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Events
AAPG Annual Convention & Exhibition
May 11-22, 2013
Pittsburg, PA USA
Booth #1026

The International Conference for Effective and Sustainable Hydraulic Fracturing
May 19–22, 2013
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Booth #3

EGI Database

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760+ EGI Project Reports
5,500+ Technical Reports
4,000+ well logs
350,000 km of 2D seismic