Decades of experience and the industry's biggest installed base allows us to predict well behavior maximizing the life span of customer fields.
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Maximized recovery
We believe enhanced productivity can be achieved by reducing non-productive time, lowering development costs per barrel and maximizing recovery rates on an ongoing basis. Our suite of subsea integrated solutions are designed to maximize recovery and extend the life-of-field. In addition to maximizing financial returns, this approach also reduces the carbon intensity of the produced hydrocarbons (as compared to drilling additional wells).
Teamwork addresses harsh realities west of Shetland
Challenge
In the Cambo field Operator Siccar Point Energy sought out to push the boundaries of development in this region supported by up to four dedicated water-injection wells tied back to an FPSO.
Results
We analyzed the field development from the reservoir to the FPSO and designing a solution and a collaborative partnership for installation and commissioning services. Early engagement allowed solutions to be tailored to their needs while leveraging our innovative product catalog including emerging AptaraTM technologies.
On-demand content for full lifecycle subsea systems and solutions
Subsea Connect TV demonstrates how to achieve accelerated time to production, reduced TOTEX and maximized recovery with the latest subsea technology, services, and solutions. Find out about the latest trends and case studies via on-demand webinars, podcasts and videos on the new channel.
Learn more about our Subsea Connect business model
A shared risk and reward philosophy starting with assessment and subsea project design to SPS-SURF solutions; partnerships provide a comprehensive solution that reduce complexity, offer integrated solutions and accelerate speed to market.
"Our Subsea Connect vision is helping to shape the future through radically optimized, outcome-engineered, life-of-field solutions."
Neil Saunders, Executive Vice President, Oilfield Equipment, Baker Hughes
