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PGS acquires, images, and markets reliable 3D data that adds to our understanding of the subsurface. Energy companies use this data to find and produce resources or to store carbon.

The energy landscape is changing. However, geophysics will continue to be a key enabler for the energy industry.

Energy companies use PGS data for both exploration and production. In the exploration phase, seismic data is used to search for new reserves. In the production phase, accurate data is needed to produce efficiently over the life of an asset. Some reservoirs may later be used to store captured carbon. Offshore renewables also require reliable information about the subsurface to manage project risk and evaluate investments.

TGS

TGS was founded in Houston in 1981 and over time, built a dominant multi-client seismic data library in the Gulf of Mexico, further expanding into North America and West Africa

Also, in 1981, NOPEC was founded in Oslo and began building an industry-leading multi-client seismic database in the North Sea, with additional operations in Australia and the Far East.

In 1998, the companies merged to form TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company (TGS), creating a winning combination for investors, customers and employees. Since then, TGS has set the standard for geoscientific data around the world and has evolved to provide additional data types and data-driven solutions for the energy market.