Video Case Study: Improving Efficiency With Fewer Trips Lowers Rig Emissions
NeoSteer CL ABSS drills single-run curve and lateral.
No matter where you are in the well construction process, whether offshore or onshore, we help customers find ways to reduce CO2 emissions while maximizing the value of their operations. We do this by understanding your sustainability goals and matching them with our expanding portfolio of Transition Technologies that quantifiably reduce environmental impact, so you can make more informed decisions to decarbonize your operations and drive superior business results.
Increase efficiency and reduce your energy consumption. Improving operational efficiency reduces fuel burned by the rig per well drilled and consequently, drives down emissions. We've quantified the impact of our most differentiated oil and gas Transition Technologies to help you construct wells faster with less fuel consumption and lower emissions in your drilling program—even in the most challenging environments.
Our commercially available technologies that increase efficiency and reduce energy consumption include industry-first rotary steerable innovations like NeoSteer at-bit steerable systems (ABSS), which minimize trips to drill curve and lateral sections, and Geosphere 360 3D reservoir mapping-while-drilling service, which maximizes reservoir contact in every well. These drilling efficiency enablers are supported by subsurface evaluation technologies such as Optiq Seismic fiber-optic borehole seismic solution, which virtually eliminates emissions related to borehole seismic acquisition. Additionally, our Intelligent Power Management solution provides a comprehensive system that optimizes rig power generation, reducing fuel consumption and emissions per kW.h generated and offers a path to near-zero rig emissions.
Transition to digital solutions for more consistency and higher-performing operations. We believe digital solutions and automation are key enablers that will unlock new levels of performance and maximize emissions reductions. For example, our Performance Live digitally connected service enables an ecosystem that delivers more consistent and higher-performing operations.
These solutions can cut or eliminate manual tasks, reduce crew size requirements, and quantifiably improve performance and reduce GHG emissions. By increasing collaboration with our customers, we are poised to rapidly expand this portfolio, paving the way for long-term success—together.
Complimenting our Transition Technologies portfolio and continuing the theme of collaboration, our Drilling Emissions Management service offers customers bespoke end-to-end solutions to reduce well construction emissions, leveraging our domain expertise and fit-for-purpose solutions including the Transition Technologies portfolio.
Whatever drilling challenges you face, our experts are available to discuss a range of well construction Transition Technologies to help achieve your objectives and maximize performance while minimizing impact.
Leverage increased abrasion resistance, higher DLS for tighter curves, and better directional control while lowering emissions.
Achieve real-time, high-definition wellbore architecture—from tophole to TD.
Mitigate the risk of CO2 degradation and leakage when cementing new CO2 injection wells or plugging and abandoning existing injection or production wells.
Ensure zonal integrity for the life of the well with a flexible cement system that, if damaged, repairs itself on contact with oil or gas.
Reduce offshore drilling waste stream by up to 90%, reduce trips to shore, lower emissions and fuel use.
Improve performance and consistency using a digital ecosystem enabling access to expertise anytime and anywhere.
Tailor a solution to meet your objectives for fuel efficiency, emissions, and engine life.
Improve efficiency of borehole seismic operations by eliminating the need for a dedicated seismic descent.
Now you can drill with real-time insights on fluid volumes, bodies, faults, and lithology—at reservoir scale.
Integrated steering and cutting structure technology for unprecedented DLS capability, durability, and ROP.
Predict and minimize emissions related to rig activities. Explore Transition Technologies that can help eliminate the need for flaring or minimize emissions when the activity cannot be avoided.