Norwegian data and intelligence firm TGS has signed a collaboration agreement with Equinor, aimed at advancing the digitalization of carbon capture and storage (CCS)…
Norwegian data and intelligence firm TGS has signed a collaboration agreement with Equinor, aimed at advancing the digitalization of carbon capture and storage (CCS) operations at Northern Lights project.
The agreement strengthens the ongoing cooperation with Equinor by integrating cutting-edge technology to optimize field operations.
Northern Lights will integrate TGS’ Prediktor Data Gateway into its digital system to enhance management of the full CO2 value chain, from the receiving terminal to permanent storage.
By delivering real-time data, the software enables more efficient operations and informed decision-making across the entire CCS process.
Its functionality supports critical areas such as simulation, capacity planning, CO2 tracking, emissions and financial reporting, permitting, compliance, trading, audits, and health and safety.
This allows Northern Lights to streamline workflows, reduce risk, and ensure regulatory alignment - ultimately creating greater transparency.
“We are thrilled to deepen our collaboration with Equinor to advance CCS. By leveraging our digital expertise, we’re proud to offer a comprehensive suite of tools and insights, from storage prospecting to subsurface mapping and monitoring, ensuring the success and safety of carbon storage facilities,” said Will Ashby, Executive Vice President of New Energy Solutions at TGS.
In March 2024, Equinor, Shell and TotalEnergies made a $712.3 million
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