Renewables

We are excited to attend and present at ADIPEC 2024, which will take place from 4-7 November in Abu Dhabi. This year’s event will explore the power of energy in accelerating an economy-wide transformation that delivers for people, the planet, and our collective prosperity.

Our advanced Subsurface Imaging and AI, High Performance Computing, next generation Earth Data and Sercel seismic equipment solutions are helping to drive investments towards promising new basins and optimizing mature fields. With exceptional technology, a multi-disciplinary multi-client data library and world-leading Sercel sensor solutions, Viridien supports efficient, effective and responsible exploration & development of natural resources in the Middle East.

With 54 NOCs, IOCs, NECs, and IECs participating, ADIPEC 2024 promises to be a hub of industry leaders and innovators. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are proud to be sponsoring EAGE GET Conference!

This year's GET conference will highlight the application of geoscience and engineering skills towards the energy transition. We are proud sponsors of the Carbon Capture and Storage portion of the event, where attendees can engage with industry leaders and innovators to further the development of the CCS business case. The conference offers a distinctive platform that unites geoscience and engineering professionals with a shared interest in renewable energy, mineral resources, and decarbonization technologies. Viridien is honored to be supporting both the strategic and technical programs through a mix of technical presentations and panel participation.

Extensive geochemical data for lithium discovery, Viridien's Smackover Brine geochemical database helps meet the demand for critical minerals as it continues to surge and new sources of the light metal lithium are continued to be sought after. The Smackover Formation reveals lithium in the encroaching waters of existing oil and gas wells. By leveraging Viridien's extensive geochemical data, mineral exploration companies can expedite lithium discoveries in this prolific formation.