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Lowering pressure at the sandface can significantly increase production and recovery. Today, there are two main options to consider: electric submersible pumps (ESPs) and subsea multiphase boosting pumps. An approach that integrates reservoir, environment, and infrastructure considerations is necessary.

Implement reliable, low-risk subsea lift systems with an industry leader you can trust

Subsea lift technologies include a range of ESP systems that meet the demanding needs of deepwater subsea production. REDA ESP systems have been used in the first subsea wells and are now being adapted to seafloor, caissons, and in combination with other techniques including initial install for running later.

Schlumberger helped develop the first and largest subsea ESP field in the South China Sea and the first ESP installation in the ultradeep water offshore Brazil.

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Inwell and caisson lifting systems

ZEiTECS Shuttle

Rigless ESP replacement system

Retrieve and deploy any standard ESP assembly without a rig using wireline, coiled tubing, or sucker rods.

Y-Tool and Bypass System

Reservoir access below ESP and installation of dual ESPs

Enable stimulation, logging, and other interventions without retrieving the completion.

MaxFORTE

High-reliability ESP system

Maximize run life using one integrated system for subsea, deepwater, and hostile environments.

Dual ESP Systems

Improved performance of high-asset-value wells

Enable cost-effective production to reduce workover costs and increase the overall profitability of the well.
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Petrobras operates the Jubarte heavy oil field located in the northern Campos basin offshore the state of Espírito Santo, Brazil, in 4,260 ft water depth. Initial field development (Phase I) included four producing wells connected to the FPSO P-34 (Rodrigues et al. 2005)1.

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