FutureOn and Azule Energy Collaborate on Four Oil Projects Using the Digital Platform FieldTwin

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Published on 11/01/2024 at 07:39

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Azule Energy Grants Three-Year Contract to FutureOn for Its FieldTwin in Angola. Digital Platform for Oil Project in West Africa.

The energy company Azule Energy, based in Angola, has signed a three-year agreement with extension options with the Norwegian company FutureOn to use its digital design and visualization platform FieldTwin.

Azule Energy, an integrated independent energy company that combines the local assets of bp and Eni, will utilize FieldTwin to accelerate four projects in the West Africa region. This partnership will allow Azule Energy to optimize project development, including the Integrated Development Project of the West Pole Agogo, one of the key projects in Angola.

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The contract is based on the long experience of the Norwegian company FutureOn in relation to BP and Eni. The FieldTwin platform enables collaborative and integrated work, accelerates timelines, and helps achieve cost efficiency and risk reduction activities throughout the lifecycle of offshore energy assets, according to FutureOn.

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Azule Energy and FutureOn: Partnership for the Development of Deep Water Projects

The FieldTwin technology from FutureOn plays an essential role in Azule Energy’s integrated project for producing barrels per day. The Norwegian company is leading the digital transformation in the oil industry, allowing the development of green and efficient FPSOs. The partnership between FutureOn and Azule Energy is driving technological advancement in the West Africa region, paving the way for broader use of the digital platform in deep water oil production.

With the increasing demand for brownfield expansions and the development of deep-water projects, the collaboration between Azule Energy and FutureOn is shaping the future of offshore energy in the region. Integrating digital technology into the lifecycle of energy assets is crucial for achieving efficiency and risk reduction at all stages of the oil project.

Through the strategic partnership with FutureOn, Azule Energy is setting a new standard of excellence in the energy industry, driving innovation and sustainability through the development of green FPSOs and the digitization of deep-water operations.

Azule Energy: Leading the Digital Transformation in the Oil Industry

The partnership between FutureOn and Azule Energy is a significant milestone in the digitalization of the oil industry. The use of the FieldTwin platform is revolutionizing the way offshore energy projects are conceived, developed, and operated. The collaboration between the Norwegian company and pioneering Azule Energy is driving efficiency and sustainability in the sector, establishing a new paradigm for the lifecycle of oil assets.

With the rising demand for green FPSOs and innovation in deep water oil production, the partnership between Azule Energy and FutureOn is shaping the future of the energy industry. Integrating digital technology is essential for driving continuous growth in oil production and meeting the energy needs of the West Africa region.

As leaders in their respective fields, Azule Energy and FutureOn are establishing a new standard of excellence, demonstrating the positive impact of digitalization on operational efficiency, risk reduction, and environmental sustainability. The partnership is paving the way for the future of offshore energy, with the introduction of green FPSOs and the strategic use of the FieldTwin platform throughout the lifecycle of oil assets.

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FutureOn and Azule Energy Collaborate on Four Oil Projects Using the Digital Platform FieldTwin

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