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Equinor has released an 83 GB dataset from a North Sea CCS well, enhancing data availability for research and industry. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Neil McNaughton

doi:10.69894/20210223

April 28, 2021Oil IT Journal.

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The aim is to inform about recent data releases and developments in the energy and seabed mapping sectors.
Release of an extensive CCS dataset by Equinor
Sale of Fugro's ORDEA reliability data to third parties
Updates to the US EIA Energy Portal and Atlas
Collaboration between EOMAP and Fugro for seabed mapping solutions
Equinor provides 83 GB of new data from a North Sea CCS well
Fugro makes reliability data commercially available
Enhanced tools for seabed mapping are under development

Implication

Equinor releases CCS dataset, while Fugro sells reliability data, indicating enhanced data availability in energy sectors.

Abstract

Equinor releases 83 GB dataset from North Sea CCS well. Fugro’s ORDEA (offshore and onshore reliability data) now available for sale to third parties. US EIA updates Energy Portal and Atlas. EOMAP and Fugro to develop seabed mapping solution.

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