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City Kjeller / Kvalheim / Tvedestrand / Oslo / Potsdam / Gotland / Edinburgh / / Company Fair Good Rich Coal / Agilent / STUDY OBJECTIVES Petroleum / HP / Rotliegend Group / / Country Germany / Latvia / Sweden / Poland / Norway / United Kingdom / Lithuania / Scotland / Denmark / / Currency USD / / / Event Man-Made Disaster / / Facility University of Bergen / University of Oslo / / IndustryTerm peak oil generation / gas accumulations / oil-prone source rock / Gas chromatography / oil window / gas-prone appearance / Oil staining / oil and gas / oil stains / oil / migrated oil / expelled oil / residual oil / oil additives / petroleum products / steel mill / oil-prone / indigenous oil / gas-prone / volatile products / oil discovery / oil-based mud / gas-prone source rocks / gas chromatograph / petroleum systems / oil-prone source-rock quality / reference oil / performed using a Fisons GC800 gas chromatograph / / MarketIndex Oslo Graben and found the / / NaturalFeature Norwegian Sea / Atlantic Ocean / Northern North Sea / Iapetus Ocean / North Sea / Caledonian mountain range / Baltic Sea / Cambrian/Ordovician Scotland Midland Valley / Scotland Midland Valley / Norwegian North Sea / Midland Valley / / Organization EAGE/Geological Society of London / University of Bergen / Department of Geosciences / University of Oslo / / Person Upper Carboniferous (Westphalian) / Alum Shale / Alum Shales / Mudstone Mudstone Mudstone Mudstone Shale / Shale (Kupferschiefer) Shale / Dictyonema Shale / / Position representative for the Alum Shale / representative / Marshall / / ProvinceOrState Hawaii / / Region Scandinavia / north Atlantic / Baltics / southern Norway / southern Scandinavia / East Greenland / southern Sweden / west coast of Norway / / Technology Gas chromatography / flash / / URL www.npd.no / /
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Maturity and source-rock potential of Palaeozoic sediments in the NW European Northern Permian Basin Jon H. Pedersen1, Dag A. Karlsen1, Jan E. Lie2, Harald Brunstad2 and Rolando di Primio3 1