Go all-electric with your subsea technologies

Electrification opens up new efficiencies and possibilities in subsea developments. It’s on.

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3D render of an Electric Actuator.

Delivering production assurance at the lowest cost and carbon-intensity

Oil and gas field developments are complex and capital intensive, even more so with the growing emphasis on decarbonizing operations. That is why delivering production assurance at the lowest possible cost and carbon-intensity per barrel requires technologies that can both improve recovery efficiency while at the same time results in less physical footprint.

Only systemic electrification and digitalization have the capability to deliver material improvements in production and recovery efficiency, while simultaneously reducing the required facilities and equipment footprint for a development.

For example, these capabilities enable untapped reserves to connect with existing offshore infrastructure (irrespective of distance) or an onshore facility with available capacity. Converting from hydraulic to electric systems eliminates hydraulic failure modes, risk of hydraulic fluid releases, and routine in-person preventive maintenance. Freeing operators from these constraints enables reduction in personnel, or ultimately making facilities unattended and supported by autonomous robotic inspections.

Make even remote and complex reservoirs viable

Reducing cost and time to market, and decarbonizing production are not mutually exclusive goals. Electrification and digitalization of production systems are key enablers. To put this into context, operating an electric subsea tree requires no more power than a domestic vacuum cleaner.

In subsea production systems (SPS), electrification provides a reliable, scalable conduit that eliminates the constraints, high expansion costs, and failure modes common to complex hydraulic or multiplexed electrohydraulic control systems. SPS electrification also improves the economic feasibility of long tie-backs, and re-using existing infrastructure shortens the time to positive cashflow. Going all-electric with your subsea and completion technologies fundamentally changes the technical and economic feasibility of some reserves especially in complex reservoirs. You can produce from farther wells and deeper water than was economically feasible before – with much lower energy consumption and carbon impact.

3D render of an Electric Actuator.
This is a transformational shift.
The time is now
Low-cost, low-carbon energy calls for electrification, digitalization, and sensing advances integrated across all domains, from sand face to topside.

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