Its role Technology / equipment supplier
Schlumberger Limited (SLB) is a global energy technology company that provides equipment, services, and software for subsurface characterization, well construction, and production optimization across the oil and gas value chain. Its portfolio spans geophysical and reservoir evaluation, drilling systems, completions, artificial lift, pressure control, and production and processing solutions, supported by extensive digital and cloud-based workflows for field operations and asset management. The company operates worldwide and serves national, independent, and integrated energy producers.
Relevant to the chemical industry, SLB develops and applies oilfield chemistries and engineered fluids for drilling and completions, cementing, stimulation, and flow assurance, along with water treatment and integrity management solutions that help manage scaling, corrosion, and emissions in upstream operations. The company also supports emerging low‑carbon projects—such as carbon capture and storage, geothermal, and hydrogen subsurface storage—where materials science, fluid behavior, and process chemistry are central to project design and performance.
chemXplore tracks 3 projects involving Schlumberger, of which 3 are active.
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Start-up begins on Phase 2 facility to process up to 100 million scf/d, adding wells, gathering systems and a dedicated export pipeline to boost domestic gas supply.
Awarded by Subsea7 to supply key subsea spools and structures for Northern Lights Phase II, driving CO2 storage capacity above 5 Mtpa by 2028.
Portfolio concentrated into fewer countries, expected ~USD 20bn free cash flow 2026–2030; US, Brazil and Angola to drive growth; higher margins from high-grading and stepped-up exploration.
Stage 2 began production on 22 August, accelerating 55 billion scm from Troll West, coming online early and several hundred million NOK below the original cost estimate.
Constable retires after 44 years. Hackett, with extensive governance experience, will lead the board, aiming to continue Fluor's growth and stakeholder confidence.
Phase 2 will see the installation of fully electric marine loading arms, enhancing capacity to handle over 5 million tonnes of CO2 annually by 2028, setting a new industry standard.
Phase 2 of Northern Lights CCS will boost CO2 storage to 5 million tons annually by 2028, backed by a $700M investment and a 15-year deal with Stockholm Exergi for 900,000 tons of CO2 storage.
