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The Well construction industry, notably the cementing space, is moving towards a digital era with more and more connected, integrated, and automated systems. Schlumberger is developing connected hardware and software technologies capable to improve well construction by leveraging digitalized cementing processes. From planning, execution, and evaluation of a cementing operation, we will discuss how digital technologies will enhance the customer experience and improve reliability and service quality in our operations. In this webcast we are excited to talk about how digital workflows will improve our ability to respond to some of our industry challenges and generate value for our customers.

With the rapid escalation of energy prices and geopolitical risk in Europe, energy security has moved to center stage. At the same time, energy and chemical companies need to innovate and transform their business strategies to meet sustainability and profitability goals. Digital solutions are emerging as a strategic tool to help organizations navigate volatility short and long term. Please join Hydrocarbon Processing Technical Editor Sumedha Sharma for a lively discussion with industry experts Dr. Carole Nakhle, Crystol Energy CEO, and Ron Beck, Senior Industry Marketing Director from AspenTech, as they provide insights on the following topics and more: • Economic and resource challenges associated with meeting energy transition goals • Barriers to electrification, energy security, energy efficiency and carbon removal • Role of technology in meeting global resource demands while advancing sustainability • Impact of global conflict on energy policy priorities Sign up today to gain valuable insights to help you evolve your energy transition strategy. There will be a Q&A session following the event. We encourage you to join the conversation by submitting questions when registering.

As offshore oil and gas targets and their development rapidly become more complex, operators need greater speed and certainty in decision making. Subsea Live* data-driven performance service enables operators to proceed with confidence and transition from reactive to proactive operations by integrating OEM expertise with automation, physics-based simulation, and AI to extract actionable insights in a secure collaborative digital solution. This automated process analyzes real-time data while accounting for the dynamic nature of production to keep operators informed—not just for the status of equipment health and operational performance, but also with data-driven actionable insights, giving them advance intelligence for production optimization and for anticipating and mitigating performance issues and failures to enhance asset performance. *Mark of Schlumberger

By introducing the ValveCommander automated control and advisory platform to zipper frac operations in the Bakken Shale in North Dakota, Enerplus Corporation increased effective pumping time per day by 20% across 42 wells. Not only does the ValveCommander platform from Cameron, a Schlumberger company, advance the efficiency of multiwell fracturing, but it also enhances numerous aspects of operational safety and sustainability. Join Terry Eichinger Vice-President, Drilling, Completions & Operations Support for Enerplus, and Joshua Frank, US Land Surface Productions Systems Business Manager for Schlumberger, as they take you through this real-life success story.

Intelligent power managements aims to eliminate rig power emissions using a technology portfolio comprising automated software, energy storage, and hydrogen. It is a predictive power management system that reduces emissions, fuel consumption, and engine run time on the rig. Schlumberger successfully deploys these fuel- and emissions-saving technologies on rigs to enhance current diesel technologies, and will integrate emissions-free power production through the use of fuel cells. Intelligent power management is another part of the Schlumberger Transition Technologies* portfolio of solutions that help minimize the well construction CO2 footprint.