Getech supporting definition of UK offshore carbon storage sites
July 13, 2022
Getech is applying its geospatial software and subsurface services to support the UK’s first offshore carbon storage licensing round.
Courtesy Getech
Getech's Exploration Analyst provides petroleum play, mineral and carbon storage assessments.
Offshore staff
LEEDS, UK — Getech is applying its geospatial software and subsurface services to support the UK’s first offshore carbon storage licensing round.
The company has used its Exploration Analyst software to create maps to define optimal CO2 storage areas, based on data supplied by the UK’s North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA).
The NSTA has invited bids for 13 areas that could support the UK government’s goal of storing 20 MM metric tons to 30 MM metric tons of CO2 beneath the North Sea area by 2030.
