Under the yellow sand, the pulse of black gold urgently needs to be awakened. When Saudi Aramco's grand blueprint meets SLB's cutting-edge technology, large-scale drilling of hundreds of oil and gas wells is no longer a cold industrial directive. This handshake spanning decades reshapes the industry benchmark with an integrated well construction model, unleashing a surging energy of efficient development deep in the desert.

Heavy contract landing

Global energy technology company SLB has successfully won four integrated well construction project contracts with Saudi Aramco, helping to develop local oil and gas resources in Saudi Arabia. The project service period is three years, with plans to complete the construction of over 450 oil and gas wells, while reserving up to two years of extension options.

According to the cooperation agreement, SLB will rely on a technology enabled integrated operation system to provide full process well construction services. Our business covers the entire chain of digital drilling processes, automated drilling construction, geological survey and evaluation, drilling fluid blending, cementing, and completion operations.

Highlighting industry value

Steve Gassen, Executive Vice President of SLB Global Regions, stated that the large-scale construction of hundreds of wells across multiple years and scenarios requires an integrated solution that connects planning, execution, and digital processes to create a new industry standard for operations. Saudi Aramco's large-scale project authorization fully recognizes SLB's integrated operation mode and core technological strength. Keywords: SLB, Saudi Aramco, oil and gas development

SLB introduces that this integrated operation plan can effectively improve the operational efficiency, construction standardization, and overall performance of large-scale drilling projects in complex scenarios. This signing, based on the solid foundation of decades of cooperation between SLB and Saudi Aramco, is an important expansion breakthrough for SLB's integrated well building business in the Saudi market. At the same time, it also confirms that the integrated delivery model has become the mainstream trend in the oil and gas industry to simplify construction processes and improve operational efficiency.Editor/Gong Ziwei