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(WO) – TGS has announced a strategic partnership with ComboCurve. This collaboration enables E&P companies to seamlessly access TGS' licensed production, completions, and cost data via the ComboCurve platform, with fully automated data integration that requires minimal technical infrastructure.

By leveraging ComboCurve’s advanced forecasting and economic models, and TGS’s industry-leading data quality, this partnership significantly enhances end-to-end deal evaluations.

The partnership streamlines access to TGS production data by integrating it directly into the ComboCurve platform through ComboCurve’s powerful ComboSync product, eliminating the need for time-consuming downloads and formatting. After integration, ComboCurve users can easily access the latest licensed TGS data, making it immediately available for analysis.

TGS holds the industry’s largest well data library, with over 100 years of public and non-public sources, this collection uniquely combines vast volumes of quality-controlled well data with proven expertise.

David Hajovsky, Executive Vice President of Multi Client at TGS, stated, "By partnering with ComboCurve, operators can quickly build economic models using TGS' comprehensive data library, saving our customers weeks of time. This initiative perfectly aligns with TGS' mission to deliver top-tier data solutions that improve our customers' workflows and applications."

Headquarter in Houston, ComboCurve is a cloud-based collaboration platform that helps decision-makers in the energy industry value assets, make risk-adjusted decisions, plan for net-zero, and save time. As the fastest-growing platform in the energy sector, ComboCurve unifies forecasting, type curves, scheduling, reserves, and economics in a single workflow.

Armand Paradis, CEO of ComboCurve, added, “Easy access to quality data is critical to our customer’s ability to confidently make accurate business decisions. Through our ComboSync product, we’re thrilled to partner with TGS to bring clients easy and reliable access to the data they require to operate.”

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