Eliis Joins Norwegian Norwegian Polyteknisk Forening to Advance Geoscience Innovation in CCS
Eliis joins the Norwegian Polyteknisk Forening to contribute to innovation in Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) and sustainable subsurface exploration—reinforcing our dedication to advancing cutting-edge geoscience solutions for a sustainable future.
Montpellier, France, November 20, 2024 - Eliis, a leading innovator in seismic interpretation technology, is pleased to announce its membership in the Norwegian Polyteknisk Forening (Norwegian Polytechnic Society), a multidisciplinary, knowledge-based membership network for sustainable technological and social development. This partnership underlines Eliis' dedication to fostering technological advancements that support the development of Carbon Storage (CS) and sustainable subsurface exploration.
“We recognize that the absolute priority is to limit greenhouse gas emissions," said Benoît Matha, CEO of Eliis. "While decarbonizing operations is essential, we also know that CO₂ emitted today will remain in the atmosphere for decades to centuries. That is why CCS must be part of the equation if we’re to reach the Net-Zero goals set at COP21. By joining the Norwegian Polyteknisk Forening, we aim to actively contribute to this pivotal cause, collaborating with industry experts to drive forward the technological solutions necessary for a sustainable future.”
Additionally, Eliis is proud to announce that Pierre Le Guern, VP of Customer Success has been invited to join as a Director of the Board of the Norwegian CCUS Association, an opportunity and honor he was delighted to accept.
With its flagship PaleoScan™ software, Eliis empowers geoscientists to interpret complex seismic data with greater precision – an essential capability in the identification, characterization and management of safe carbon storage reservoirs. By integrating advanced AI-driven geophysical solutions, coupled with its patented, time-saving RGT (Relative Geological Time) technology, Eliis is committed to actively participating in collaboration on the transition to cleaner energy and addressing climate challenges.
Through this partnership, Eliis aims to share its technical expertise and engage with Norway's pioneers across industries, working together to unlock deeper geological insights and help shape a more sustainable future.
“The Norwegian Polytechnic Society, including the CCUS Association, is very pleased to welcome Eliis on board the ambitious pathway to mitigate and combat climate change,” says Mette Vågnes Eriksen, the Secretary General of Polyteknisk Forening. ”Eliis demonstrates technological excellence combined with entrepreneurial skills, and I’m especially inspired by their vision. Eliis, headquartered in France with a growing team in Stavanger, will strengthen the true polytechnic spirit with partners across the value chain for CCUS. We are also looking forward to harvesting the fruits of our French-Norwegian MoU in both countries."
About Eliis
Eliis provides competitive and integrated seismic interpretation software that enables energy companies to achieve successful subsurface investigations, create new opportunities for energy supply enhancement and de-risk the decision-making process.
PaleoScan™’s cutting-edge technology, used for the detection and characterization of geological reservoirs at an unprecedented level, is a key asset for subsurface interpretation investigations and limiting environmental risk.
Our mission is to deliver sustainable, cost-effective subsurface interpretation solutions that empower energy companies to meet the world’s increasing energy needs while driving the transition to a Net Zero future.
More information about Eliis is available at www.eliis-geo.com
About Polyteknisk Forening
The Norwegian Polytechnic Society, established in 1852, is a knowledge-based membership network organization dedicated to promoting sustainable technological and social development. With 4,000 members from business, academia, and the public sector, the Society fosters interdisciplinary collaboration through 13 professional networks and 70 sector partnerships. As an independent, non-profit platform, it facilitates dialogue on key topics within technology, society, and business, while creating innovative solutions for the future.
The Polytechnic Society is a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange, hosting 50 events annually and sharing impactful content through the podcast series #PolyPod and the video series #PolyWeb, which collectively reach over 250,000 listeners and viewers. HM King Harald V and HRH Crown Prince Haakon are honorary members and each year, HM King hosts the Society’s President and Secretary-General at the Royal Palace.
Since 1852, the Norwegian Polytechnic Society has fostered interdisciplinary insight, inspiration, and influence.
More information about the Norwegian CCUS Association is available at CO2-håndtering - Polyteknisk Forening.