Viridien: Viridien Stories

It’s Not Just Where You Look, It’s How.

Over 90 years of experience has taught us the importance of new viewpoints, collaborative approaches and utilizing technologies across disciplines to generate outstanding results. With Viridien Stories, gain insight on how our work with colleagues, customers and partners can help to realize a more sustainable future.

Watching the wrecks: monitoring for oil slicks from sunken ships

Our Satellite Mapping experts use their SeaScope oil slick monitoring solution to respond to the environmental challenge posed by WWII shipwrecks.

#WeAreResponsible #DoingTheRightThing

The Net Zero Challenge: Addressing Climate Change Through Collaboration

#DoingTheRightThing #ActingSafelyResponsiblyWithIntegrity

Viridien’s Environmental Science group is developing a growing portfolio of solutions that provide data analytics-driven intelligence to mitigate environmental risk and help achieve net-zero targets.

Mobilizing to Monitor Microplastics on Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)

#OnlyOneEarth #DoingTheRightThing

To mark World Environment Day, we spotlight the work of scientists at Viridien’s Geoscience Laboratories who are using new analysis techniques to support greater environmental awareness

Infographics of happy cultural diversity day

Tapping into Our Diversity of Talents

#CulturalDiversity #Dialogue

Promoting Inclusion, Diversity and Equity (ID&E) is essential to our performance, dynamism and capacity for innovation.

Dreaming Big to Make a Difference

#BreakTheBiasWithCGG #GenderEquity

Viridien is committed to diversity and taking all the actions needed to reduce biases and create an inclusive and equitable environment.

Subsurface Knowledge Helps Solve Carbon Storage Challenges

#newenergy #carboncapture

Dr. Carolina Coll, Head of Reservoir Development, CCS and Energy Storage for Viridien, recently took time to talk to Upstream magazine about carbon capture’s role in the energy transition and how geoscience can accelerate and de-risk the development of CO2 storage sites.