據阿拉伯貿易網巴黎報道，全球第2大油氣地質勘探公司法國地球物理總公司（CGG）新的GeoVerse地熱資源評估研究將支持地熱能源潛力的評估，并幫助確定未來開發的新地點和地區。

此次研究利用了CGG獨特的井、地震和解釋數據庫，以及在130多個已完成的地熱項目中的經驗，并應用專有方法對70多萬個地下溫度數據點進行了評估。

CGG的地熱科學專家研究了高能火山地熱系統，以及與沉積盆地相關的溫度較低但范圍更廣的系統，這些系統代表了一個重要的新興資源機會。  

通過GeoVerse平臺交付的研究結果和能確證的原始數據允許用戶在交互環境中查詢數據，以解決關鍵的地熱系統問題。  

CGG的這項全球研究為勘探公司、作業公司和投資者發現、評估和比較機會提供了基線數據和分析資源評估幫助。

這是CGG地球數據庫中GeoVerse新產品套件的第二個模塊，旨在支持能源轉換。 在此之前，CGG發布了北海北部碳儲存篩選研究報告。  

CGG多客戶端執行副總裁林德春表示：“這些數據豐富的研究利用了CGG豐富的地球科學數據、專業知識和數據科學專業知識，解決了從地熱資源評估、關鍵礦產勘探到碳封存等廣泛的應用領域?！?/p>

李峻 編譯自 阿拉伯貿易網

原文如下：

CGG’s new global study will help explore geothermal potential

CGG’s new GeoVerse Geothermal Resource Assessment study will support the evaluation of geothermal energy potential and help identify new sites and regions for future development.

It draws upon CGG’s unique well, seismic and interpretation database and experience in over 130 completed geothermal projects and applies a proprietary methodology to evaluate over 700,000 subsurface temperature data points.

CGG’s Geothermal Science experts investigated high-energy volcanic geothermal systems as well as lower-temperature but far more extensive systems associated with sedimentary basins that represent a significant emerging resource opportunity.

The study and supporting primary data, delivered through the GeoVerse platform, allows subscribers to interrogate data in an interactive environment to address key geothermal system questions.

This global study, available for license, provides a baseline dataset and analytical resource evaluation aid for explorers, operators and investors to discover, assess and compare opportunities.

It is the second module in CGG’s new suite of GeoVerse products in its Earth Data Library designed to support the energy transition. It follows the recent release of CGG’s Northern North Sea Carbon Storage screening study.

Dechun Lin, EVP, Multi-Client, CGG, said: “These data-rich studies capitalise on CGG’s wealth of geoscience data, know-how and data science expertise to address a wide spectrum of applications, from geothermal resource assessment, through critical mineral exploration, to carbon sequestration.”