Will the Polish Oil and Gas laboratory materialize?
The Laboratory was to be established by the “Pomeranian Oil and Gas” Consortium coordinated by Gdańsk University of Technology
Shale gas and oil
Gas and oil-bearing black shale formed in Ordovician and Silurian sea approx. 485 – 420 million years ago. Predominantly argillaceous mudstone sediments were deposited at the sea bottom with an admixture of organic matter. The sediments were transformed into shale rocks (shales). Under specific conditions of high pressure and temperature, the organic matter first turned into crude oil and then into natural gas.
You are invited to get an insight into geological aspects of natural gas and crude oil from shale rocks.
