PGS has GeoStreamer data library coverage over the 2019 APA license areas announced this week by NPD and plans for new acquisition projects in 2020 to further expand this in key areas of the Barents Sea, Norwegian Sea, Viking Graben and Central Graben.
As a fully integrated company, PGS develops solutions and services to address a variety of APA work program commitments, with existing library data, new acquisition, imaging, G&G analysis, and rock physics.
“We have good coverage in the APA awarded areas, with opportunities to grow the recent GeoStreamer X acquisition, opening up prospects in this area with improved illumination and data quality,” says Gunhild Myhr, VP New Ventures at PGS.
New production licenses for 69 areas on the Norwegian continental shelf were offered to 28 companies this week in the APA 2019 round.
High-quality PGS data in the Barents Sea, the Norwegian Sea and the Viking and Central Grabens in the North Sea provide an excellent platform for the effective exploration of untapped opportunities in the mature parts of the Norwegian continental shelf.
Modern GeoStreamer multisensor data, preprocessed and imaged using the latest technology and tailored workflows will make it easier to find nearfield potential, spot hidden targets, rank, and derisk exploration in mature areas,” says Gunhild Myhr.”
APA 2019 coverage Barents Sea
APA 2019 coverage Mid-Norway
APA 2019 coverage North Sea
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