We are very honoured to announce that MOL Energy UK has selected AGR’s UK Reservoir Management team as their subsurface partner.

AGR’s Reservoir Management delivers to the individual exploration and subsurface needs of their clients. AGR have successfully completed a large number of reservoir studies across all hydrocarbon basins globally, both onshore and offshore. AGR services cover: Exploration, Field Development, TRACS Evaluations (Due Diligence, Competent Persons Report, Independent Engineering Report, and Reserves Audits), Production Engineering and Enhanced Oil Recovery.

The team has been delivering subsurface consultancy for over 20 years with origins in the highly respected TRACS International Consultancy who joined forces with AGR in 2008.

Mike Wynne, VP Reservoir Management UK, commented, “We look forward to our collaboration with MOL Energy UK and the other collaboration partners, and working together to add value to MOL Energy’s entrance to the UK North Sea".

About AGR

AGR delivers well, HSEQ, reservoir and field management services to the upstream oil and gas industry. The company also offers rig access management, consultancy manpower, expert software solutions and tailored training.

Since 2000 AGR has completed over 500 well projects in 25 countries on six continents and completed more than 1,000 reservoir studies only in five years. AGR has offices in Norway, Australia, CIS, UAE, UK and the USA.

About MOL Group

MOL Group is an integrated, independent, international oil and gas company, headquartered in Budapest, Hungary. It is active in over 40 countries with a dynamic international workforce of 27,000 people and a track record of more than 100 years in the industry. MOL’s exploration and production activities are supported by more than 75 years’ experience in the hydrocarbon field. At the moment, there are production activities in 8 countries and exploration assets in 14 countries. MOL Group operates four refineries and two petrochemicals plants, under integrated supply chain management, in Hungary, Slovakia and Croatia, and owns a network of more nearly 2,000 service stations across 11 countries in Central & South Eastern Europe.