digital twins

Shell’s combination of digital worker technologies enables collaborative troubleshooting and inspections while reducing travel and boosting efficiency.

The path forward is not just about automation—it is about augmentation. AI is not replacing human expertise; it is amplifying it. Those who master this balance will define the future of oil and gas in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.

This paper describes the suite of cloud-based digital twin tools that the operator has developed and is integrating into its operations, providing online, real-time calculation of scale risk and deployed barrier health to manage risk on a well-by-well basis.

Petrobras said the unit serving the pre-salt field is designed to reduce up to 24% of emissions.

This paper aims to emphasize the importance of decision-making based on quantitative monitoring outputs, from both a business perspective and an ecosystem-service perspective, in future offshore projects.

Accuracy, complexity, costs, and skills availability may make it difficult to get the most out of digital twins and even potentially misrepresent or miss actual changes in the status of systems or facilities.

The new contract extends a decadelong relationship and expands the use of AI and digital twins.

Collaboration agreement lays foundation for advancing tech and know-how for harsh environment operations.

Both new and old vessels are benefiting from automation processes that can improve operational efficiency, predict downtime, and debottleneck workflows using a flurry of crucial data points.

A report from GlobalData shows how digital twins—digital representations of physical assets, systems, people, or processes—are increasingly helping oil and gas companies throughout the life cycle of their operations.