Digital oilfield

Based on satellite technology, the solution lets oil and gas companies measure real-time well temperature and pressure on unconnected wells in remote and offshore locations.

ANSA has appointed Alan Walsh as its new Managing Director to spearhead the company’s next phase of growth.

Safety io, a software subsidiary of MSA – The Safety Company, has recently achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification for its information security management practices.

The funds from Nabors Industries will be used to accelerate development of Quaise’s millimetre wave drilling technology towards its first field demonstration in the Western US.

The agreement with Shell follows Windward's announcement of its partnership with bp Shipping as well as partnership agreements signed with OQ Trading and Freepoint Commodities.

The Nabors SmartROS platform can now integrate with Halliburton’s Digital Well Program, creating synergies between well planning and rig operations.

Emmanuel Guilhamon, Rockwell Automation, explains how oil and gas companies can use digitalisation to make vast improvements to their long-term cost structures.

Corrosion Resistant Alloys, LP and digital technology company PipeSearch have launched the PipeSearch platform to connect oil country tubular goods (OCTG) demand to supply.

The new digital twins of Neptune’s wells were developed using a data visualisation platform based on 3D gaming technology to enhance drilling and production efficiency, and reduce time and costs.

The company is using Kongsberg Digital’s digital twin technology to create a virtual representation of the Ormen Lange deepwater gas field.

Initial efforts will be focused on a new asset in ExxonMobil’s Guyana portfolio.

The technology, developed by PaleBlue and used to train astronauts travelling to the International Space Station, will reduce the need for offshore travel, lower costs and associated emissions and support safe operations.

With backing from Stena Drilling, Intebloc will accelerate its product development strategy.

‘Digital twins’ have been created for the K9-A, L5-D and F3-B platforms in the Netherlands, Gjøa in Norway, and Cygnus in the UK Southern North Sea.

The company has repurposed existing fibre optic infrastructure to support the restoration of production to 1000 bbl at a previously shut-in North Sea asset.