Reducing Carbon Footprint in Oil Well Cementing

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Reducing Carbon Footprint in Oil Well Cementing

It has been well documented, that cement is a major contributor to CO2emissions worldwide due to the nature of the manufacturing process. Each and every well drilled in the NCS typically will use anything from 500 MT of cement upwards, which is roughly equivalent to 500 MT of CO2emissions. Therefore when we speak of reducing the carbon footprint during well construction, one of the obvious areas to optimize is the cementing operations. Schlumberger made an exciting announcement in 2021, detailing our 2050 net-zero commitment, inclusive of Scope 3 emissions. This is an industry-leading ambition to decarbonize the entire oil and gas value chain where we can have impact. We simultaneously launched our Transition Technologies portfolio of solutions that target oil and gas operations emissions to help ourselves and our customers achieve their commitments