Integrating robotics innovation with SLB's OptiSite facility and equipment performance solutions will enable oil and gas companies to optimize operations and maintenance activities.

The cloud-based solutions pair digital twins with artificial intelligence (AI) to rapidly transform comprehensive data streams.

The plant will capture up to 100,000 metric tons of CO2 annually for Netherlands-based sustainable energy supplier Twence.

Working closely together, SLB and Star Energy Geothermal aim to deploy technologies that shift the economics of conventional geothermal projects and improve recovery rates of geothermal assets.

The projects, which will be delivered over a three-year timeframe, will combine SLB’s AI-enabled digital drilling capabilities with its expertise in ultra-deepwater environments.

Subsea raw water injection systems will improve field development economics and reduce carbon footprint.

The award covers more than 100 wells across nine ultra-deepwater rigs including exploratory and revitalization wells in the Campos Basin, with potential operations in the Equatorial Margin.

Using advanced cloud and edge AI capabilities, the system automatically selects the best route for drilling the well based on high-fidelity downhole measurements.

The facility will reduce emissions by up to 400,000 metric tons of CO2 annually for Heidelberg Materials ― one of the world’s largest building materials companies.

Stream™ high-speed intelligent telemetry provides real-time downhole data at any depth to enhance drilling performance.