Sales, partnerships, deployments

Repsol rolls-out Celonis. Digital Intelligence Systems partners with ComplianceQuest on AI EHS. DNV to support IOGP members’ decarbonization. DeepOcean partners with Aker BP. Equinor signs with Aibel and APT. Fugro Starfix for Jumbo Maritime. GE Digital AEMS for PDO. Halliburton/Aker BP digital twin for development. Petrobel deploys iEnergy Stack. BW Energy selects IFS Applications ERP. Kongsberg EPC for Yinson FPSO. Kuva Systems for Marathon. NetSpring teams with DCP Midstream. Williams moves ops to Oracle Fusion cloud. Trafigura teams with Palantir. Phillips 66 joins Ipsos program. Teledyne and MFE Inspection team. TotalEnergies launches Ausea emissions program. US Well Services integrates KCF MachineIQ. Upstream Development joins CO-LaN. Nasuni joins OSDU Forum. Petrobras extends CGG contract. Liberty partners with Seismos.

Repsol is to deploy Celonis’ execution management system to ‘reveal and fix’ process inefficiencies and ‘reduce the time spent turning knowledge into action’. Celonis EMS connects data across systems, apps and desktops. In 2021, Repsol, in collaboration with Accenture, began marketing ARiA, ‘advanced Repsol intelligence and analytics’, its own, cloud-based data and analytics platform. Celonis will now be deployed alongside the ARiA platform.

Digital Intelligence Systems is partnering with ComplianceQuest to provide ‘AI-powered’ environmental health and safety solutions for customers in the oil and gas industry. DiSys’ D2M managed services division will serve as the lead consultant and implementor of the combined training, reporting and auditing services.

IOGP, the international association of oil and gas producers has selected DNV to support its members’ decarbonization initiatives. DNV will develop metrics, recommended practices, guidelines, and methodologies, focusing on carbon capture and storage (CCS), electrification of oil and gas assets, reducing flaring and venting, increasing energy efficiency, and developing business cases for hydrogen. More from DNV.

DeepOcean has signed a long-term strategic partnership with Aker BP for the provision of subsea inspection, intervention, repair, survey and emergent operations together with associated onshore engineering and project management services. More from DeepOcean.

Equinor has entered a ten year collaboration agreement with Aibel for the provision of future maintenance and modification services onshore and offshore. More from Equinor.

Equinor has joined forces with Applied Petroleum Technology on an R&D project that aims to replace downhole sampling and logging with ‘more cost-efficient solutions’. The project is to use geochemical analysis to extract more information from reduced data acquisition programs to replacing activities such as downhole fluid sampling, production logging and wireline logging. More from APT.

Jumbo Maritime has awarded Fugro a positioning and metocean services contract for the transport and installation of a new, 24,000-ton floating production system at the US Gulf of Mexico Vito deepwater development. More from Fugro. A remotely-enabled Fugro Starfix solution will provide real-time knowledge of all eight vessel locations.

Petroleum Development Oman has purchased an advanced energy management System (AEMS) from GE Digital to plan, control, and optimize power generation for its oil production operations. PDO runs its own electric network, a microgrid, to power business, running autonomously from the main grid. The GE Digital software will enhance the management of the microgrid and prepare for the ‘challenges and opportunities of renewables in the future’.

Halliburton and Aker BP are working on a ‘first-of-its-kind’ digital twin for field development. This is to result in a new field development planning (FDP) package from Halliburton, expanding the company’s digital well program, a DecisionSpace 365 cloud application. FDP, it is claimed, is ‘built on the OSDU data platform’.

Petrobel, a joint venture between ENI and the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation, is to deploy iEnergy Stack, Halliburton’s ‘cloud solution that runs on-premise’, to manage petrotechnical software applications.

Global E&P operator BW Energy has selected IFS Applications enterprise resource planning and asset management (EAM) software to support its global oilfield production and development strategy. More in the release.

Kongsberg has signed an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) agreement with global offshore production contractor Yinson for the supply of an integrated suite of electrical and control equipment for an FPSO currently under conversion. Scope includes Kongsberg’s E-house, electrical, control, safeguarding and telecommunication equipment solutions, and will include service support on the Yinson-owned Maria Quitéria FPSO. More from Kongsberg.

Following a successful pilot with Marathon Oil of its methane monitoring technology, Kuva Systems has deployed additional infrared cameras for real time leak detection. Kuva’s technology is also used at the Oilfield Technology Center (OTC) at Texas Tech to establish detection limits in preparation for new EPA rules expected later this year. The OTC is a 10 acres facility at Lubbock, TX, in the Permian Basin.

NetSpring, a provider of ‘metrics-first’ operational intelligence solutions has announced a collaboration agreement with DCP Midstream to develop advanced streaming analytics solutions from IoT operational data. These solutions will help energy companies drive operational excellence across field assets by uncovering new and untapped insights. The first use case is an operational assurance solution that detects critical operating issues and delivers real-time contextual mobile notifications to stakeholders, while initiating restoration workflows.

Williams Companies, a major US natural gas company has moved its finance and operations to the cloud with a deployment of Oracle Fusion cloud enterprise resource planning. The new solution ‘eliminated thirteen different applications that had been bolted on, improving data governance and visibility into financial metrics’.

Oil trader Trafigura is collaborating with Palantir Technologies on a supply chain carbon emissions platform. The solution involves a ‘consortium approach’ whereby participants across global energy and commodities supply chains will model lifecycle carbon intensities, enabling enhanced visibility and reporting. Palantir’s Foundry operating system will be configured to provide consortium partners with an calculation of carbon intensity across supply chains, beginning with crude oil and refined products, and concentrates and refined metals. The deal leverages prior work by Palantir and Trafigura, where a pilot built scenarios ‘across ten million carbon pathways’ using commodity shipments integrating Trafigura data and other metrics.

A recent report in the Financial Times reported Palantir’s ‘philosophical problems’, ‘Asked to set a date for profits, not only did executives at [Palantir] fail to answer the question during a first-quarter earnings call, but one began to talk about nuclear war’.

Phillips 66 is transitioning its site assessment program to IPSOS Channel Performance for its Phillips and Conoco branded sites. ICP will enhance Phillips 66 ‘excellence in action’ site assessment program with quarterly site assessments at across the US, Puerto Rico and Mexico.

Teledyne FLIR Defense has teamed with MFE Inspection Solutions to integrate its FLIR MUVE C360 multi-gas detector on Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot and commercial unmanned aerial systems. The integrated solutions will enable remote monitoring of chemical threats in industrial and public safety applications. The MUVE C360 detects and classifies airborne gas or chemical hazards for industrial safety and inspection applications.

TotalEnergies has launched a worldwide drone-based emissions measurement campaign across all its upstream operated sites. The campaign uses AUSEA technology developed by TotalEnergies, the French National Research Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and University of Reims Champagne Ardenne. AUSEA consists of a miniature dual sensor mounted on a drone, capable of detecting methane and carbon dioxide emissions and identifying their source. More from TotalEnergies.

US Well Services has integrated KCF’s MachineIQ fault detection automation engine and vibration sensors with its ‘next generation’ Clean Fleet electric frac systems. The solution autonomously balances the load across multiple frac pumps on site.

Upstream Development and Engineering has joined CO-LaN, the process engineering standards association, as a corporate associate member. UDE provides design and engineering services for oil and gas processing facilities in the US and South Korea. Clients include Chevron, DSME, Mustang and Technip.

File management specialist Nasuni has joined the OSDU Forum. Nasuni specializes in cloud-based file storage and cyber/ransomware protection.

Petrobras has awarded CGG a five year extension for the provision of its Geovation seismic imaging software. The agreement gives Petrobras geoscientists access to advanced technology including full-waveform inversion and user training from CGG’s GeoTraining center.

Liberty Energy has partnered with Seismos on the provision of real-time stimulation QC. Liberty will deploy Seismos’ acoustic sensing and non-invasive monitoring systems to perform quality control of stimulation performance. Seismos’ ‘measurements-while-fracturing’ uses active controlled acoustics to ‘probe the near-wellbore fracture network’ and compute a near field connectivity index for each stage.

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