In September 2019 the Australian Senate supported a motion by the Greens to refer the ‘issue’ entitled “The impact of seismic testing on fisheries and...
A recent article appeared in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on 6th August 2019, written by Mark P. Mills, which goes some way toward actually...
The term ‘Social Licence’ is getting a lot of air play from activists, not just in the oil & gas sector, but in many sectors,...
The South East of South Australia is the home to some peculiar bunches of Activists associations and hangers on! Over recent months there has been...
The Norwood Resource evolved from an informal monthly gathering of retired, semi-retired or independent oil and gas industry professionals who had become increasingly dismayed about the way these industries were being misrepresented in the media. Assertions that these industries impact poorly on the environment come from ill-informed and often untrue statements in the press with scant reference to any facts.
The Norwood Resource team has first-hand knowledge about all facets of the oil and gas industries and can assemble, review and provide a definitive assessment of the relevant facts.
As a consequence, The Norwood Resource was formed as an informal not-for-profit organisation in late 2012 and formally incorporated as a not-for-profit entity in August 2013.
Here’s a list of reasons behind this group:
South Australia is on the cusp of a huge economic adrenalin shot with a billion dollars of major oil & gas exploration development in the...
Predictable, unsubstantiated, scary and misleading claims by some environmental groups do little to inform public debate about the benefits of seismic surveying work in the...
SA Parliamentary enquiry regarding “fracking” in SA simply more unfounded myths propagated by activists
The Norwood Resource (TNR) has a mission to get the facts about the impact of oil & gas (petroleum) exploration and production impact upon the...