Norwegian company TGS extends acquisition contract through ocean bottom nodes (OBN) in the Gulf of America, consolidating a strategic relationship with a major operator in the region.
Specifically, the current agreement will be extended for an additional three years, which will allow for the continuity of offshore seismic data collection operations. offshore seismic data in one of the most active areas for energy exploration.
Operational continuity in a crucial market
In addition, this extension reinforces TGS’s presence in the Gulf market, where the demand for high-resolution geophysical data continues to be critical to optimize exploration and production projects.
The contract is part of a multi-year program focusing on the use of OBN technologytechnology, a solution that allows detailed information to be obtained from the subsoil by means of sensors installed on the ocean floor.
TGS Company Strategic Statement
Kristian Johansen, CEO of TGS, highlighted the relevance of the agreement, noting that the continuity of the contract reflects the confidence of a strategic client in the company’s technological capacity.
He also stressed that the company remains committed to improvement, operational safety and sustainability, essential elements to adapt to the new priorities of the energy sector.
Technology and data for decision making
In this context, TGS continues to position itself as a global provider of energy data and intelligence, offering solutions that span the entire energy value chain.
Its portfolio includes advanced technologies and an extensive data library to support decision making in resource exploration and development projects.
Thus, the contract extension ensures continuity of operations in the Gulf of America and also reinforces the company’s role in providing critical information to maximize the performance of existing energy assets.
Source: TSG
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