Baker Hughes will provide CCS and power generation technologies for data centers and industrial customers.

These technologies, which have implications for both traditional oil and gas and new energy applications, were unveiled at Baker Hughes’ 25th Annual Meeting in Florence, Italy.

Ammonia is a low-carbon fuel that can play a critical role in decarbonizing hard-to-abate sector, including marine transportation.

Leucipa will be implemented on the JV’s offshore operations in the Niger Delta, marking the first adoption of the system in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Baker Hughes will supply state-of-the-art electric motor driven compression solutions, leveraging its recently expanded Damman Center in Dammam, Saudi Arabia.

This solution is the industry’s first commercially available downhole fiber-optic wet-connect system that optimizes field and reservoir performance with actionable data-driven insights.

Technology scope supports Phase 1 of major LNG export project in North America, with a total overall permitted capacity of 27.6 million tonnes per annum.

This case is an excellent example of Baker Hughes collaborating with a global customer to identify a technology solution that drives differentiated value.

The facilities will serve as a key infrastructure necessary to supply drilling and completions fluids and cement bulk handling critical to serve offshore oil and gas operations.

The solution is expected to recover flare gas and reduce CO2 emissions by up to 11,000 tons per year.