DRILLING & EXPLORATION
TWMA Secures Major Contract with Norwegian giant Equinor
Drilling waste management specialist TWMA has secured a long-term contract with Equinor.
The 10-year agreement, including options, allows TWMA to extend its global drilling waste management services to Equinor’s operations, allowing the company to process its drilling waste safely and sustainably.
The contract is inclusive of five scopes of work, including bulk transfer, slop treatment, swarf treatment, skip and ship and TWMA’s award-winning offshore processing technology, the RotoMill®.
Jan Thore Eia, TWMA Business Development Manager in Norway, said: “Our collaboration with Equinor marks a significant milestone for TWMA.
This collaboration is a testament to our expertise in providing innovative and sustainable drilling waste management solutions. We look forward to delivering these solutions to Equinor and supporting drilling operations in Norway.”
This award follows a stream of success for TWMA in Norway. TWMA have supplied integrated drilling waste management services for several field development projects on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS).
Halle Aslaksen, TWMA CEO, said: “This contract underlines the impressive growth
we have witnessed
across our Norwegian operations. We are dedicated to delivering the best
environmental practices in drilling operations and I look forward to developing our relationship in the coming years.
“Our technology originated in Norway, so we have always held a deep connection there and we believe it is a market which boasts incredible growth opportunities for waste management solutions. By securing this contract, we are continuing to make a positive impact on the environmental footprint associated with Norway’s oil & gas production.
“Effective and efficient drilling waste management is critical to the success of offshore drilling operations – not only in terms of environmental impact but in ensuring that drilling campaigns remain on schedule.”
Exebenus AS and Kongsberg Digital Form Strategic Partnership to Enhance Oil and Gas Operations Efficiency
Exebenus AS, a leading provider of AI-driven solutions for the oil and gas industry, and Kongsberg Digital, a leading industrial software company, are thrilled to announce a strategic partnership that will deliver significant cost savings and efficiency to oil and gas operations.
The partnership leverages Exebenus SpotterTM
, market-leading Machine
Learning (ML) agents that will enhance Kongsberg Digital’s data collection, contextualisation and visualisation platform. The combined offering
will give customers an unparalleled opportunity to optimise their drilling and wells operations. Exebenus SpotterTM
's Stuck Pipe and Rate of
Penetration (ROP) optimisation agents seamlessly integrate into Kongsberg Digital’s SiteCom®, offering a true plug-and-play solution to prevent stuck pipe incidents and optimise ROP.
This provides customers with immediate results and minimal setup, allowing operators to be up and running within days as it improves operational efficiency by enabling real-time data delivery. Furthermore, the output from Exebenus Spotter™ can be easily visualised using
Kongsberg’s tools like SiteCom® Discovery™ and SiteCom® Live, ensuring that customers can access and analyse critical data within the familiar SiteCom® platform.
This partnership also marks a significant step forward in the evolution of drilling and wells operations, combining Exebenus’ expertise in AI-driven solutions with Kongsberg Digital's market-leading real-time data platform. Exebenus AS and Kongsberg Digital are poised to transform the industry landscape and empower oil and gas operators to achieve new levels of operational excellence.
October 2023
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