COMPANY HISTORY & OUTLOOK
 Geogreen's shareholders
- Geostock, IFPEN, and BRGM - have been active in CCS research since 2000. In 2006, these three entities decided to combine their efforts under one roof by forming a joint venture, and thus Geogreen was born in mid-2007.  |
While Geogreen was established initially as an engineering company for CO2 storage, under the leadership of its management team, Geogreen’s services have rapidly broadened to cover an ever large spectrum of carbon management issues: ranging from the conceptual design of CO2 transport schemes and the assessment/ development of CO2 valorization options to providing clients with global CCS expertise and strategic insight.
The ideal technical synergies that exist between its expert shareholders and carefully selected staff enables Geogreen to provide clients (with various levels of interest in/needs for CO2 management) with a comprehensive range of services covering the entire CCS chain.
| Today the company is recognized internationally as a credible authority on CO2 storage and CCS project development. Four years after its creation, Geogreen counts a wide range of companies and institutions as clients, including power utilities, industries, large to small oil and gas players, public institutions and intergovernmental organizations.
CURRENT END CUSTOMERS | The company has gained vital experience in CCS-related activities, ranging from technical/ economical evaluation and engineering studies of CO2 injections within deep saline formations and depleted hydrocarbon fields, to project engineering, and even to regional scale emissions management planning, CO2 transport schemes, and valorization option development.
In the longer-term, as more CCS projects move to commercial deployment, Geogreen will be able to offer injection site operation assistance, inspection and maintenance services, and monitoring services all the way through the operation of the storage site to the decommissioning and post-closure phases of the project.
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