Digital oilfield news

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

Last year, the Centre transitioned its seven existing solution centres into one Net Zero Solution Centre, with three core programmes, focused on reducing emissions, developing integrated energy systems and unlocking a digitised offshore energy sector.

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.

Curate enables energy companies to collaborate within a single workspace to access all subsurface data with streamlined workflows.

The collaboration will enable more customers to use advanced digital solutions in the DELFI Petrotechnical Suite.

The new training centre in Nefteyugansk, Russia, was launched in October 2019 following Siberian Service Company’s investment in rig simulator technology developed by Drilling Systems.

The IC and IP software’s new capabilities are prompted by the increasing need to capture and utilise data across the entire lifecycle of wells and fields.

Aker BP will adopt FutureOn’s digital twin software to digitise their workflows.