AGR's Reservoir Management and Subsurface team were selected by Norwegian E&P company Aker BP to conduct an independent third-party Technical Peer Review of two carbon storage licenses in the Norwegian North Sea.
The review’s main goal was to ensure the evaluation of the two CO2 storage licenses has been conducted in accordance with the CO2 Storage Resources Management System (SRMS). Developed in 2017 to support the commercialisation of carbon storage, the SRMS guidelines are co-sponsored by leading industry organizations, including SPE, WPC, AAPG, SPWLA, and EAGE.
AGR conducted technical peer reviews of the EXL005 Poseidon license (covering blocks 10/7, 10/8, and 10/9) and EXL011 license awarded to Aker BP in 2024 (covering blocks 25/3, 26/1, 26/2, 30/12, 31/10, and 31/11).
This project highlights our ongoing commitment to supporting carbon capture and storage (CCS) initiatives and contributing to the global transition toward sustainable energy solutions.
The work was delivered by AGR's reservoir management and subsurface team, which also includes subsurface experts from Ross Offshore, which was acquired by AGR earlier this year. The team has jointly delivered more than 1,700 reservoir studies for oil majors, banks and governments around the world, plus worked on 65+ CCS projects.
AGR is part of Oslo-listed energy and marine consultancy group ABL Group ASA.
Source: AGR
