Explore documented wells and boreholes. Search source identifiers, inspect coordinates and compare available records.
Category counts cover the reviewed snapshots. Search and other filters apply to the results below. Changing category keeps the other filters and clears an incompatible source filter.
Oil and gas boreholes share a source category. We do not infer an oil-only or gas-only well classification. Production series below separate the reported commodities.
Partial source coverage. Status and company roles are reported by each source, not independently verified as current. Unknown does not mean zero.
Boreholes and sidetracks may share a well ID. Counts describe these source snapshots, not market size. Catalogue labels describe the source, not territorial boundaries. Permitted locations may not have been drilled.
Opening the map connects to OpenStreetMap. Pins use WGS84 coordinates; accuracy varies by source. Zoom into clusters, then select a pin. Coincident records open a filtered list.
Select up to three records across searches and pages. Your selection stays in this tab.
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CSV, GeoJSON and NDJSON cover all matching records. JSON shows one page of records.
These linked source collections have their own coverage and units. They are not automatically joined to the atlas selection.
Compare complete 12-month production windows, historical peaks and produced-water share.
Explore Norway’s reported starts over complete calendar years, with source coverage and annual Brent context.
Inspect depth-aligned source curves, original units and missing values in individual log wells.
Each dataset retains its source, access date, row count and reuse conditions. Filtered NDJSON is available for algorithm development.
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Contains information licenced under the BC Energy Regulator Open Data Licence. Normalized by Wellficent.
609 · Records in this category
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Source: NLOG / TNO Geological Survey of the Netherlands. Administrative data normalized by Wellficent.
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© Crown Copyright, New Zealand Petroleum & Minerals. Public well data reproduced with permission; normalized by Wellficent.
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Norwegian Offshore Directorate (NOD/SODIR), NLOD 2.0. Normalized by Wellficent.
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Contains information provided by the North Sea Transition Authority and/or other third parties.
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Contains information provided by the North Sea Transition Authority and/or other third parties.
Public administrative records are normalized with stable source identifiers. Original operators, drilling contractors and reported owners remain separate roles. Dates describe source access or reported events; they do not establish live activity. Coordinates are transformed to WGS84 where needed. Confidential records and personal owner fields are excluded. See each source for coverage, attribution and reuse terms.
NSTA data remains subject to source terms. The onshore agreement permits non-commercial use; the offshore layer has no item-level licence specified. Review each source before commercial use or redistribution.
Woodside’s third-quarter report records gas entering the FPU and trunkline. That milestone does not establish that an LNG cargo has shipped.
Equinor operated 35/10-11 S and A with DNO as partner. The 2024 report describes a 12-metre column in the sidetrack and no formation test.
The official release is dated 5 November 2026. Quarter averages, individual-well initial rates and preliminary guidance have distinct scopes.
The 28 October release reports Leismer at 25,020 barrels daily and targets 40,000 by the end of 2027. Corporate output has a different scope.
The deeper interval adds exploration evidence in Brazil’s FZA-M-59 block; laboratory characterization remains pending.
The development well update concerns reported potential, with no sustained production period specified.
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