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Oil Search boosts exploration tool

TECHNOLOGY that uses electrical currents in the subsurface to help discover offshore oil and gas could take off in Australasia thanks to some pioneering surveys by Oil Search.

Australia's first PhD on the exploration method by Andrew Pethick at Curtin University is also creating interest. The exploration technique is known as a marine controlled source electromagnetic survey...

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