TGS adds offshore Galveston aquifer analysis to carbon storage service

Feb. 22, 2023
TGS has licensed its Carbon AXIOM platform and associated well data products to an energy company for CCS purposes.

Offshore staff

HOUSTON TGS has licensed its Carbon AXIOM platform and associated well data products to an energy company for carbon capture utilization and storage (CCS) purposes.

The service has been updated to include a detailed analysis of saline aquifer potential offshore Galveston, Texas.

The new analysis integrates interpretation of more than 550 wells from TGS’ well log database with results from its Phase 48 2D and Texas Renaissance 3D seismic datasets. According to the company, hundreds of meters of good-quality reservoirs are present at Miocene level above smaller deep gas accumulations located along the Galveston coast.

Carbon AXIOM is designed to provide interactive vertical and horizontal differentiation of CO2 storage volumetrics and injectivity for each stratigraphic interval based on the aquifer’s reservoir characteristics.

The service determines reservoir properties required for assessing CO2 storage potential, including reservoir thickness, porosity, temperature and pressure.

It also allows for assessment of depleted oil and gas reservoirs for CCUS purposes along the Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi Gulf Coast regions.

02.22.2023