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The energy market is looking for fast and accurate technologies to identify suitable sites for carbon storage. To address this need, we have designed a signature CCUS workflow, in partnership with ESA, primed for seamless application in many strategic geological areas across the globe.

CCUS GoM is an extensive (31,197 km2) subsurface study identifying Carbon Storage capacity and risks of key prospects in protraction areas of the US Gulf of Mexico. 

On 17 March 2023, Eni and their partners Carpicorn Energy and Citla Energy announced the discovery of oil and natural gas in the Yatzil-1 well. With a hub development strategy likely to be the best solution, the opportunities for offshore Mexico may be opening wider than before. The Geoex MCG Mexico Maximus dataset is perfectly positioned to help with...

Legacy Data. Powered by Machine Learning. We are thrilled to invite you to a one-of-a-kind webinar that will delve deep into the world of carbon storage in the US Gulf of Mexico. 

This extensive AOI study is focused offshore Texas, encompassing a total area of 31,197 km2, utilizing 8x 3D coupled with 3x 2D data volumes, and incorporating up to 4,137 wells. Products are available from Q1 2023.

Geoex MCG and Z-Terra are pleased to present the CAMDI and Barbados data in this month's issue of GEO ExPro magazine.

We are pleased to announce that Geoex MCG, under a multi-client contract with INP Moçambique, has initiated the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for the Mozambique Multi-Client 3D Survey. The data acquisition is scheduled to start in Q2 2023, with data available for Licensing Round #6.