Magseis Renewables, a wholly owned subsidiary of Magseis Fairfield, has announced two new technology pilot projects for carbon capture and storage (CCS) and offshore wind in collaboration with TGS.
The first project will utilise ultra-high-resolution 3D seismic acquisition in Denmark over an offshore wind farm with known near seabed challenges to demonstrate applying a high-frequency source coupled with TGS’ data processing technologies.
The second project will utilise high-resolution 3D seismic acquisition in Norway at a carbon storage area to demonstrate technology for extremely detailed imaging of the full section from the seabed to the targeted storage reservoir.
Both tests will combine Magseis Fairfield’s Extended High-Resolution (XHR) acquisition configurations with TGS’ proprietary imaging software to demonstrate geophysical solutions that deliver the resolution needed at the cost level indicated by offshore wind and CCS players.
Renewables director Tone Trudeng said: “We look forward to working together with TGS on these key projects that will highlight the value of high resolution seismic for CCS and offshore wind market.
“We believe combining our XHR technology with TGS’ imaging solutions will result in superior data.”
Acquisition will complete before the end of Q3 with final data available for viewing and workshops before the end 2021.