TGS, a global provider of energy data and intelligence, announced today that it has expanded the coverage of its CO2 storage assessment datasets by adding eight additional U.S. onshore basins. These basins include Gulf Coast Onshore, Permian, Illinois, Michigan, Appalachia, North Dakota, Sacramento-San Joaquin and DJ, including interpretation on more than 43,000 wells across 378 million acres.
TGS’ CO2 storage assessment accelerates net-zero strategies by allowing decision-makers to identify optimal subsurface formations for carbon sequestration, reducing emissions, and unlocking new value.
Our CO2 storage assessment offers a comprehensive geologic assessment of saline aquifer storage potential by leveraging our vast subsurface library of seismic, well, and geologic data. The subsurface assessment for carbon storage in saline aquifers considers the geologic structure, reservoir characteristics, fluid dynamics and caprock integrity to provide valuable insights when identifying the most promising subsurface formations for carbon sequestration.
Jan Schoolmeesters, EVP of Digital Energy Solutions at TGS, said, 'As part of our comprehensive suite of energy data products to support the CCS industry, we are proud to announce our client-funded plan to deliver eight additional U.S. basins for carbon storage evaluation. This is a significant expansion regarding TGS’ CO2 storage assessment products, which will enable the industry to reduce emissions and unlock value through effective carbon sequestration analysis.'
This expansion of our CO2 storage assessment is supported by industry funding and the individual basin assessments will be released as they are completed throughout 2024 and 2025.
For more information about our CO2 storage assessment, visit https://www.tgs.com/carbon-capture-and-storage/storage-prospecting.
Source: TGS
