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tNavigator is a state-of-the-art reservoir modelling and simulation platform, offering a wide range of advanced innovative tools for geoscience, reservoir and production engineering disciplines.
Welcome to tNavigator by Rock Flow Dynamics, where cutting-edge technology meets the energy industry’s toughest challenges. tNavigator is the ultimate all-in-one solution for reservoir management, seamlessly integrating every stage of your project from seismic interpretation to surface network optimisation, in one sophisticated package.
Promoting cross-domain collaboration, we make complex workflows faster and smarter. Stay ahead of the game with technology that is designed around superior performance, intuitive design, and incorporating the industry’s most advanced modelling tools. Unlock New Possibilities!
At Rock Flow Dynamics, we’re not just shaping the future of oil and gas—we’re pioneering technology for the next era of energy. tNavigator is evolving to support carbon capture and storage (CCS/CCUS), hydrogen storage, geothermal energy, wind farm optimisation and mining delivering the same high-performance simulation and integration capabilities that have made us an industry leader. From modelling subsurface CO₂ injection to optimising hydrogen storage reservoirs and simulating geothermal flow dynamics, our technology empowers innovators to develop sustainable energy solutions with confidence and precision. The energy transition demands intelligence, and we’re building the technology to lead the way.
“tNavigator is a powerful geoscience and reservoir engineering software package that seamlessly integrates subsurface static geological and simulation data. I found the workflows to be very efficient, and the 3D seismic interpretation toolkit very powerful and easy to use (even within complexly faulted structures), allowing for accurate reservoir, fault and seal analysis. In May 2025, I was fortunate enough to present a 3D structural interpretation of the Smeaheia CO₂ storage site (recently appraised by Equinor), using open-source data, at the Annual tNavigator Technical Users Forum in Kuala Lumpur. The software is a perfect tool for interpretation, 3D model construction and the characterization of geological storage sites. My talk concluded that dense fault spacing required finer-resolution grids to accurately characterize and simulate reservoirs and CO₂ storage sites.”
