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AGR Software

AGR Software is the software and consultancy arm of AGR, an Aqualis company, providing cloud-based risk modelling, cost estimation and well engineering software to the energy industry.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

AGR Software is the software and technology division of AGR, a multi-disciplinary energy consultancy and resourcing company that is part of the Aqualis group (formerly ABL Group). AGR traces its heritage to Norwegian reservoir and well management roots and has grown through a series of mergers and acquisitions — First Geo (2019), Add Energy (2023), Ross Offshore (2024) and Techconsult (2025) — to become a global consultancy with over 700 energy professionals. The software offering sits within this broader consultancy, providing cloud-based risk modelling and cost estimation tools for drilling and well projects, alongside blowout contingency planning and decarbonisation solutions. AGR Software's products are used by oil and gas operators, drilling contractors and service companies to manage the cost, risk and safety of well operations. The software supports the full project lifecycle, from exploration and appraisal through production, intervention and decommissioning. It is closely integrated with AGR's consultancy services, which include well management and engineering, marine and subsea operations, subsurface and asset evaluation, well control and blowout contingency, wellsite and operations geology, technical safety and risk engineering, and decommissioning. AGR became a member of the Aqualis family in 2023. Aqualis is a leading independent global consultancy delivering energy, marine, engineering and digital solutions, with offices in 43 countries and four main brands: ABL, AGR, OWC and Longitude. AGR Software therefore operates as a sub-brand within the Aqualis group, benefiting from the group's global reach and multi-disciplinary expertise. The company's software is particularly known for its well cost and risk management capabilities, which help clients optimise drilling efficiency and minimise risk. AGR has managed 780 well projects across six continents, compiled 1,900 blowout contingency plans, and placed 4,000 expert consultants in over 100 countries. These credentials underpin the software's credibility in the market. AGR Software continues to evolve, with recent initiatives including AI-enabled well engineering in partnership with THF and support for Denmark's Ruby CO2 storage project, reflecting the energy transition and the growing importance of decarbonisation and carbon capture and storage (CCS) in the company's software and consultancy offerings.

History

AGR's history is rooted in Norwegian reservoir and well management expertise. The company has grown organically and through strategic acquisitions to become a global, multi-disciplinary energy consultancy and resourcing powerhouse. Key milestones include joining forces with First Geo in 2019, Add Energy in 2023, Ross Offshore in 2024, and Techconsult in 2025. These mergers expanded AGR's capabilities across the energy lifecycle, from subsurface evaluation to decommissioning. In 2023, AGR became a member of the Aqualis family (formerly ABL Group), a leading independent global consultancy delivering energy, marine, engineering and digital solutions. Aqualis is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange under the ticker code "AQUA" and operates under four main brands: ABL, AGR, OWC and Longitude, with offices in 43 countries. AGR's software offering has developed alongside its consultancy services. The company provides cloud-based risk modelling and cost estimation software for drilling and well projects, as well as blowout contingency planning and decarbonisation solutions. This software is used by clients to manage the cost, risk and safety of well operations across the full project lifecycle. Today, AGR employs over 700 energy professionals worldwide. The company has managed 780 well projects across six continents, compiled 1,900 blowout contingency plans, drafted 160 safety cases, and placed 4,000 expert consultants in over 100 countries. Its subsurface team members have an average of 20 years' experience, and the company has 30 years of marine operations experience. Recent developments include a partnership with THF to advance AI-enabled well engineering (announced July 2026) and support for Denmark's Ruby CO2 storage project (announced August 2026), demonstrating AGR's commitment to the energy transition and digital innovation.

  • AGR joins forces with First Geo

  • AGR merges with Add Energy and becomes a member of the Aqualis family (formerly ABL Group)

  • AGR joins forces with Ross Offshore

  • AGR joins forces with Techconsult

  • AGR and THF announce partnership to advance AI-enabled well engineering

  • AGR announces support for Denmark's Ruby CO2 storage project

Products and positioning

Multi-disciplinary energy consultancy and software provider with deep Norwegian heritage in reservoir and well management, offering cloud-based risk and cost estimation tools integrated with expert consultancy services.

  • Cloud-based risk modelling software

    Software for modelling risk in drilling and well operations.

  • Cost estimation software

    Tools for estimating drilling costs and time.

  • Blowout contingency planning software

    Software to compile and manage blowout contingency plans.

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