Reservoir Link secures its first CCS solutions contract


Reservoir Link executive deputy chairman Thien Chiet Chai

PETALING JAYA: Reservoir Link Energy Bhd’s 60% owned subsidiary, Reservoir Link SoluEons Sdn Bhd, has been awarded a contract by Hibiscus Oil & Gas Malaysia Ltd for the provision of PM3 CAA carbon capture and storage (CCS) project – third party subsurface review and technical assurance.

In a statement, the energy-related services provider said the contract entails an independent third party review and technical assurance on the CCS study, pertaining to subsurface workflow/methodology, data input, assumptions, static and dynamic modelling, technical analysis / interpretation and the final recommended results.

“The recommendations should be complemented with appropriate practical solutions and cost-effective methods to mitigate gaps or risks. The contract will be effective for a period of two years from the date of award.”

The company said the award marks the group’s first CCS contract, expanding on its technical capabilities and service offerings as it ventures into the rapidly advancing CCS segment.

Reservoir Link said it serves as an important mechanism to help curb carbon dioxide emissions through a three-step process involving the capture, transportation and permanent storage of carbon dioxide deep underground.

Reservoir Link executive deputy chairman Thien Chiet Chai the award underscores the company’s expanding subsurface capabilities and reflects its continued commitment to advancing Malaysia’s lower-carbon aspirations.

“CCS is set to become a significant market in the years ahead, and by securing this project, Reservoir Link is well-positioned to capture future opportunities and create long-term value.”

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