Aker BP, together with SLB and Stimwell Services, has extended its well intervention and stimulation alliance agreement for another five years to further accelerate and boost oil production…
Aker BP, together with SLB and Stimwell Services, has extended its well intervention and stimulation alliance agreement for another five years to further accelerate and boost oil production.
Formed in 2019, the alliance has supported Aker BP’s operated assets in meeting production targets.
By combining collaboration, digitalization and innovative technology, the alliance has set new benchmarks for safe, efficient and cost-effective operations.
Milestones include simultaneous operations using jack-up rigs, a reduced backlog of locked-in barrels, and the world’s first autonomous intervention operation.
Looking ahead, the alliance strategy remains to transform offshore well intervention and stimulation.
Over the next five years, the partners aim to continue delivering top-quartile performance while further developing future-proof capabilities.
This includes scaling up digital transformation through deeper integration between subsurface and operational domains, expanding the use of Aker BP’s Integrated Operations Centre for remote operations, and accelerating the deployment of new technologies.
The alliance will also play a key role in putting wells on stream across Aker BP’s field development projects. In particular, the newly upgraded stimulation vessel will be used to optimize the new Valhall PWP wells, contributing significantly to future production.
“Strategic partnerships are essential to shaping the future of our industry. At
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