The contract for TGS’ first 3D streamer acquisition for Northwest Europe’s summer season will begin in May 2025. (Source: Shutterstock)
Energy data provider TGS announced the award of its first 3D streamer contract for the 2025 Northwest Europe summer season on Nov. 11.
The client will be using TGS’ GeoStreamer technology and Ramform acquisition platform.
The contract award underscores an increase in global demand, TGS CEO Kristian Johansen said in the press release. And, TGS has experienced higher bidding activity in the area compared to recent years, Johansen said.
“We are experiencing higher bidding activity for this region compared to recent years, and while most of our streamer acquisition programs in Northwest Europe were multi-client in 2024, this trend will likely be reversed in 2025 with an overweight of contract work,” Johansen said. “The planned activity increase in the Northwest Europe region mirrors the global demand increase we experience for our services scheduled for first-half 2025.”
The acquisition will begin in May 2025 with a total duration of approximately 35 days.
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