SLB signed a subsurface technology partnership with INEOS Energy to innovate subsurface technologies. (Source: Shutterstock)
SLB signed a subsurface technology partnership with INEOS Energy to innovate subsurface technologies, including AI capabilities, to drive operational performance for continued growth, acquisitions and carbon capture and storage (CCS).
“We are excited to work closely with the SLB Performance Centre to build on their extensive subsurface technologies, the Delfi digital platform and advances in domain centric AI. Together, this integration will position INEOS to maximize recoverable reserves and realize its growth ambitions, all with a lower carbon footprint,” Abhi Kohok, subsurface director at INEOS Energy, said in a press release.
Under the agreement, INEOS Energy will integrate the SLB Delfi digital platform into its oil and gas operations, especially subsurface, wells, transport and monitoring. Delfi will integrate into current assets and new acquisitions, an element of the company’s emissions-reducing CCS strategy for a sustainable low carbon future.
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