Nabors 与 e2Companies 合作开发油田综合电力解决方案

2024 年 12 月 10 日

e2Companies 宣布与 Nabors 建立战略合作关系,将扩大油田和更广泛能源市场的综合电力解决方案的商业机会。

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通过将 Nabors 在石油和天然气领域的全球专业知识和关系与 e2Companies 的 Virtual Utility® 相结合两家公司旨在开发和销售针对油田独特需求的定制解决方案,并评估地热和聚光太阳能发电的机会。Nabors 打算通过数百万美元的采购订单购买 e2Companies 的集成电力系统并将其应用于其钻井作业。此外,双方还希望在美国能源存储解决方案方面展开合作。

根据Global Market Insights Inc的研究,石油和天然气业务占全球能源相关排放的 15%,预计到 2030 年,全球石油和天然气电气化市场将以 31% 的复合年增长率增长至 230 亿美元以上。为降低成本和排放而放弃柴油驱动业务的公司需要可靠的微电网电源解决方案,以避免电网过载,尤其是考虑到人工智能和数据中心的增长以及工业电气化程度的提高带来的竞争需求。根据MarketsandMarkets 的研究,全球微电网市场规模预计将到 2029 年达到 878 亿美元,2024 年至 2029 年期间的复合年增长率为 18.5%

在合作的初始阶段,e2Companies 将在 Permian 盆地和 Bakken 地层的特定钻井地点安装现场仪表。e2Companies 的专有软件将用于模拟供需负荷要求,为油田作业提供 Virtual Utility® 的最佳设计。Nabors已在西德克萨斯州和北达科他州以及阿根廷为大约 20 个钻井平台配备了高压线电力,作为其电气化计划的一部分,反映了其国内外客户对电气化的强烈兴趣和日益增长的兴趣。

e2Companies 首席执行官兼创始人 James Richmond 表示:“与 Nabors 的战略合作将加速我们在新的垂直行业领域部署创新型现场电力系统,并推进我们设计和部署解决方案的使命,为我们的客户提供自动化电网稳定性。”“我们期待与 Nabors 密切合作,利用他们的全球影响力、技术和运营专长,为世界上一些产量最高的石油和天然气地区提供可靠、经​​济、清洁的电力。”

Nabors 董事长、总裁兼首席执行官 Anthony Petrello 表示:“电气化是减少排放的关键推动因素。我们的观点是,行业需要采取更全面的方法——考虑从钻井、完井到生产的整个生命周期——来设计能够最大限度提高效率和可持续性的电气化战略。我们很高兴与 e2 合作,将虚拟钻井公用设施商业化,并寻求可行的途径来实现更全面的油田电气化。”

原文链接/WorldOil

Nabors, e2Companies to collaborate on oilfield integrated power solutions

December 10, 2024

e2Companies has announced a strategic collaboration with Nabors that will expand business opportunities for integrated power solutions in the oilfield and broader energy markets.

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By combining Nabors’ global expertise and relationships in oil and gas with e2Companies’ Virtual Utility®, the companies aim to develop and market tailored solutions for the unique demands of the oilfield and assess opportunities in geothermal and concentrated solar power. Nabors intends to purchase and implement e2Companies’ integrated power systems into its drilling operations through a multi-million dollar purchase order. Additionally, the parties expect to collaborate on U.S.-based energy storage solutions.

Oil and gas operations account for 15% of global energy-related emissions and the global market for oil and gas electrification is expected to grow at a 31% CAGR to more than $23 billion by 2030, according to research by Global Market Insights Inc. Companies transitioning away from diesel-powered operations to reduce costs and emissions require reliable microgrid power solutions that avoid overloading electrical grids, especially considering competing demands from the growth in AI and data centers and increasing industrial electrification. The global microgrid market size is projected to reach $87.8 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 18.5% between 2024 to 2029, according to MarketsandMarkets research.

In the initial phase of the collaboration, e2Companies will install on-site meters at specific drilling sites in the Permian basin and Bakken formation. Proprietary software from e2Companies will be leveraged to simulate the supply and demand load requirements, informing the optimal design of Virtual Utility® for oilfield operations. Nabors has already equipped approximately 20 rigs in West Texas and North Dakota, as well as Argentina, to run on highline power as part of its electrification initiative, reflecting the strong and growing interest in electrification from its domestic and international customers.

“This strategic collaboration with Nabors will accelerate the deployment of our innovative on-site power systems in new industry verticals and advance our mission to design and deploy solutions that deliver automated grid stability for our customers,” said James Richmond, CEO and Founder of e2Companies. “We look forward to working closely with Nabors and leveraging their global footprint, technology and operational expertise to deliver reliable, affordable, clean power to some of the highest-producing oil & gas regions in the world.”

“Electrification is a key enabler to reducing emissions,” said Anthony Petrello, Chairman, President and CEO of Nabors. “Our view is the industry needs to take a more holistic approach – considering the entire lifecycle from drilling and completions through production – to design electrification strategies that maximize efficiency and sustainability. We are excited to work alongside e2 to commercialize a Virtual Utility for drilling and pursue viable pathways to achieve more comprehensive oilfield electrification.”