News - Ukrnafta Unveils Cutting-Edge Tech at EAGE Conference

Ukrnafta's specialists presented groundbreaking 3D seismic technology and AI applications at the 87th EAGE Annual Conference & Exhibition 2026, showcasing advancements in handling operational constraints in hydraulic fracturing. The conference was a hub for geologists, geophysicists, engineers, researchers, and energy sector representatives to explore modern technologies, partnerships, and the future of energy development. Ukrnafta highlighted the importance of integrating AI with traditional geophysical methods to enhance efficiency and accuracy in oil extraction processes. Specialists discussed the development of Ukraine's oil extraction techniques, emphasizing the practical implementation of these technologies in real-world conditions. The first presentation, collaboratively prepared by Sabina Klarner from SKGeo, Olena Prykhodchenko, Pavlo Mironov from Ukrnafta, and Serhiy Drachev from Geogals, focused on the practical experience of executing 3D seismic research within significant operational constraints. This research is pivotal in providing deep insights into subsurface structures, enabling more accurate and cost-effective exploration and extraction of resources. During the conference, attendees were introduced to AI-enhanced data analysis techniques, allowing for a detailed examination of existing hydraulic fracturing and complex HF operations. This approach not only optimizes current practices but also introduces new possibilities for future exploration methods, ensuring sustainability and efficiency. The EAGE 2026 event gathered experts and industry leaders to discuss the revolutionary methods transforming the energy sector, aiming to foster collaborations that would drive forward the energy industry's evolution. By integrating innovative AI solutions with traditional methods, Ukrnafta is at the forefront of modernizing oil extraction processes, aligning with global trends in sustainable energy resource management.