PGS is releasing images of its Blomidon, South Bank, and Torngat Extension surveys offshore Newfoundland and Labrador.
PGS is releasing images of its Blomidon, South Bank, and Torngat Extension surveys offshore Newfoundland and Labrador.
Three new GeoStreamer 3D surveys in eastern Newfoundland, south-eastern Newfoundland, and south Labrador, covering approx. 8500 km2, were completed in September 2020.
In Eastern Newfoundland the 3526 km2 Blomidon 3D (West Tablelands) survey targets Tertiary and Cretaceous leads on open acreage that will be included in the Eastern Newfoundland Call for Bids, which closes in November 2022.
In South-Eastern Newfoundland the 2635 km2 South Bank 3D survey is the first 3D project in an area that includes a huge Tertiary fan system. Open acreage will be included in the south-eastern Newfoundland Call for Bids, closing in November 2021.
In South Labrador the new 2050 km2 Torngat Extension 3D survey builds on the existing Torngat 3D survey over oil-prone open acreage that is part of the South Labrador Call for Bids, closing in November 2021.
‘Canada remains a good investment for explorers and we experience significant interest for our multi-client GeoStreamer data in the Newfoundland and Labrador area as GeoStreamer data continues to enhance understanding and unlock new potential,’ said Neil Paddy, VP North America at PGS.
Final PSTM GeoStreamer data will be available in Q1 2021.
