Searcher Seismic has entered into a strategic partnership with PESA to incorporate, store and present its entire technical data library on GeoClerk’s advanced geo-imagery search platform.
Archives for October 2021
EIG signs Agreement to Acquire 10% Interest in APLNG for US$1.6 Billion
EIG, a leading institutional investor to the global energy and infrastructure sectors, has announced it will acquire a 10% interest in Australia Pacific LNG from Origin Energy for $1.592 billion.
CGG, TGS and BGP sign agreement with Staatsolie for Multi-Client Programs Offshore Suriname
CGG, in a consortium with TGS and BGP, has announced a multi-client agreement with Staatsolie, the state-owned company leading the development of the energy industry in the Republic of Suriname.
PGS in strategic collaboration with Magseis Fairfield
PGS has entered a strategic collaboration with Magseis Fairfield to address the growing hybrid towed streamer and OBN seismic market.
Sercel launches Bluepulse for seismic acquisition in sensitive areas
Sercel has announced the launch of Bluepulse, an innovative marine acoustic source it says offers the “most advanced frequency control technology” on the market.
Putin steps on the gas at Moscow Conference
The current energy crunch around the world and the intensifying climate change debate serve to highlight the serious need to embed natural gas as part of a long-term solution to energy market stability and transition.
Beach boosts energy supplies for WA and New Zealand
Beach Energy has celebrated two milestone events on consesutive days, one in the Mid West of Western Australia and the other near New Plymouth on the west coast of New Zealand.
CGG diverts environmental data to a public health cause
CGG is directing its geoscience technology towards improving public health by providing analysed environmental data to UK-based neuroscience research lab, Centric Lab.
Winds of recovery billowing in PGS’ sales
Based on a preliminary review, PGS is expecting to report revenues and other Income of approximately US$142 million for the third quarter of 2021, compared to US$85.1 million in Q3 2020.
CGG delivers 35% revenue leap for Q3
CGG has declared a 35% year-on-year surge in revenue for the third quarter of US$270 million.