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Computer Modelling Group
Simulation Technology to Advance Solutions
About Computer Modelling Group
Innovators in Simulation Technology CMG is a global software and consulting company that combines science and technology with deep industry expertise to solve complex subsurface and surface challenges for the new energy industry around the world. CMG is headquartered in Calgary, AB, with offices in Houston, London, Dubai, Bogota, Rio de Janeiro, Bengaluru, and Kuala Lumpur.
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Presence & Recognition
Computer Modelling Group conducted a user group meeting covering AI and next-gen applications, integrated modeling, EOR, and Energy Transition.
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Research & Knowledge
Computer Modelling Group published an Africa Offshore Optimization Brief exploring connected approach to offshore decision-making.
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Presence & Recognition
Computer Modelling Group hosted a ShaleSim user workshop in Calgary on 14 September.
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Presence & Recognition
Computer Modelling Group hosted a ShaleSim user workshop in Buenos Aires on 28 September.
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Presence & Recognition
Computer Modelling Group CEO Pramod Jain will participate in the AOW:Energy Investing in African Natural Resources event on Thursday, September 3, 2026, at the Adlon 4 main plenary.
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Research & Knowledge
Computer Modelling Group published its latest Offshore Optimization Brief exploring connected decision-making for offshore assets and value across the production system.
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Presence & Recognition
Computer Modelling Group participated in Africa Oil Week at Booth A2 with attendees including Pramod Jain, Sónia Pereira, and Cerys Biancardi.
Reported by Rod Craghill
Presence & Recognition
Computer Modelling Group presenter Jose Manuel Santos will present Simulation-Based Assessment of Oil and Geothermal Energy Coproduction Using an Organic Rankine Cycle on Day 2 of the AAPG Latin America & Caribbean Geothermal Systems Workshop in Mexico City.
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Presence & Recognition
Computer Modelling Group is a Patron Sponsor of the inaugural AAPG Latin America & Caribbean Geothermal Systems Workshop in Mexico City on September 2-3.
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Research & Knowledge
Computer Modelling Group published an Offshore Optimization Brief exploring why better-connected decisions matter for Africa's offshore assets.
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