11 to 13 March 2025 For over 40 years Energy Exchange Australia (EXA), previously known as AOG Energy, has cemented itself as a critical event in the oil, gas and energy market. Held annually in Perth, EXA builds on the strong legacy AOG Energy has established but with a modern outlook and new opportunities. EXA …
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EGS Survey is pleased to announce the launch of the USV Fremantle 01,a purpose-built 12m Uncrewed Surface Vessel (USV) designed to advance hydrographic and geophysical survey operations in coastal conditions. At the heart of the vessel’s capabilities is Greenroom Robotics’ GAMA Remote and Autonomous Control Software, chosen as the autonomy provider for its ability to …
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Datagrid New Zealand has contracted international marine survey company EGS to study the proposed 2,700km Te Waipounamu submarine cable connecting Invercargill to Sydney and Melbourne. Datagrid is developing a 43Ha sustainable data center park in Makarewa, and the company is committed to providing direct connectivity to Australia with the construction of the first international submarine …
EGS Australia has recently completed a 7-month high resolution geophysical, UXO, and geotechnical survey campaign offshore Papua New Guinea for the Papua LNG which intends to install a pipeline from Orokolo Bay to Caution Bay, near Port Moresby. Survey operations were conducted from the 34m survey vessel Riverside Guardian and comprised analogue high resolution geophysical …
EGS Australia have taken possession of a brand new Kongsberg EM304 deep water MBES system. This system can be fitted to vessels of opportunity by divers or on the slip and is capable of high resolution seabed mapping in up to 8000 metres water depth.
EGS Australia have taken possession of the Datem 3000 Cone Penetration Tester which will serve on Geotechnical projects all around Australia including the up coming Project Highclere Fibre Optic Cable Route Survey.
EGS Australia successfully completed a 3D photogrammetry topographical survey and multibeam echo sounder hydrographic survey to provide a baseline for the future monitoring of breakwaters and harbour rock walls in Geraldton. 3D photogrammetry data was acquired using an aerial drone. Hydrographic survey was conducted using EGS’s survey vessel the Independence.