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Applied Petroleum Geology

Honorary Professorship

Exploration and development for oil and gas are characterized by an intensive interaction between geoscientific research and industrial practice. Petroleum exploration has generated important scientific and technological spin-offs like sequence stratigraphy or 3D seismic which have provided fundamental scientific evidence on the evolution and the architecture of sedimentary basins. For the decarbonization of the global energy systems methods and competences developed for the petroleum industry will be mission critical elements. This applies especially for deep geothermal energy, the underground storage of CO2 as well as the future storage of green hydrogen.

Working Area

Integrated analysis of sedimentary and tectonic inventory of basins and reservoirs. Reserves evaluation and assessment of field development plans. Technology transfer for subsurface decarbonization projects. Decision processes in integrated teams.

Methods

Mapping of geological parameters relevant for exploration combined with integrated risk assessment through the rigid application of play-based exploration principles. Statistical analysis for the commercial evaluation of project portfolios.

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Prof. Dr. Martin Fleckenstein

1980 M.Sc. Geology, Colorado School of Mines; 1982 PhD at the Mineralogical-Petrographical Inst. of the University of Cologne.

Positions/stays:
1982-2002 BEB
1991-94 Delegation to Exxon USA, New Orleans
2003 ExxonMobil, Houston
2005 Chief Geologist Wintershall
2006 Managing Director Wintershall Russia
2009-2015 Director Exploration
Since 2016 Member of the Supervisory Board VNG AG

Honorary professorship in Bremen since 2019

Research areas:
Technology transfer for subsurface decarbonization, energy transition strategies

Tel. +49 6021 3289228
mfleckenstein@uni-bremen.de

Fachbereich Geowissenschaften
der Universität Bremen
Klagenfurter Straße 2-4
28359 Bremen

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Prof. Dr. Martin Fleckenstein

Fachbereich Geowissenschaften
der Universität Bremen
Klagenfurter Straße 2-4
28359 Bremen
Tel. +49 6021 3289228
mfleckenstein@uni-bremen.de

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