CGG, dCarbonX partner on UK subsea green hydrogen, CO2 storage

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Geoscience technology company CGG has signed a strategic agreement with energy storage developer dCarbonX to assess its projects, including hydrogen and CO2, offshore UK and Ireland, CGG said in a statement April 22. dCarbonX is primarily focused on developing storage for green hydrogen, and is also exploring opportunities for carbon capture, use and storage, and geothermal energy, CEO Tony O'Reilly told S&P Global Platts. The projects were in development, and would be run as operated assets. CGG is applying its offshore subsurface imaging, used in oil and gas exploration applications, to the energy transition, “to help identify and de-risk subsurface storage, sequestration and geothermal energy sites,” the company said. CGG’s senior VP geoscience (EAME) Peter Whiting said the collaboration would focus on industrial clusters in the Irish Sea and the UK.