Australia’s first potential conversion of a gas transmission pipeline to a pure hydrogen service is a step closer with leading Australian energy infrastructure business, APA Group, successfully completing laboratory testing of Parmelia Gas Pipeline materials in a pressurised hydrogen environment.
New Technology
PGS Uses Deep Learning For Effective Noise Removal
A new method for seismic noise removal based on deep learning consistently produces superior results to traditional noise attenuation processes. The fully automated noise attenuation method has been developed that eliminates the need for time-consuming and subjective user parameter testing.
Both instrumental and environmental noise needs to be removed from motion sensor records in multisensor streamer acquisition. The new method is outlined in a PGS First Break paper in February and...
CGG Joins Norway’s Centre for Geophysical Forecasting
CGG has become a member of the Centre for Geophysical Forecasting, a world-leading research and innovation consortium based in the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).
PGS and deepC Store team up to develop carbon storage offshore Australia
PGS and deepC Store Limited (DCS) have entered into a Letter of Intent to co-develop a commercial scale carbon storage project offshore Australia.
Schlumberger SEES an end to Methane and Routine Flare Emissions
Schlumberger has announced the launch of Schlumberger End-to-end Emissions Solutions (SEES).
Mit-PFN Energy Co and PGS collaborate with AI solutions for Subsurface Structure Analysis
Mitsui and PGS have signed an agreement to develop Artificial Intelligence driven solutions to image subsurface structures.
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.
PGS Unveils new Imaging Tool to Provide ‘Better Images Faster’
At IMAGE21, PGS has presented a “game-changing” realisation of several decades of industry ambition with PGS Ultima as a move away from traditional sequential processing to a simultaneous inversion combining velocity model building and least-squares imaging.
DUG moves to protect IP for hydrogen energy storage system
The DUG Technology Group says it is in the process of filing a number of patent applications related to hydrogen energy storage systems.
CSIRO says captured carbon can be converted into cash
Australia could turn carbon dioxide waste into a valuable revenue stream according to a new report from Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO.