SiDi Institute Invests in Expanding Innovation Projects in the Oil and Natural Gas Sector and Partners with TDE Group

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Published on 12/08/2022 at 08:54

Updated on 31/08/2022 at 21:28

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The SiDi Institute Took Another Step Towards Modernizing The Oil And Natural Gas Sector In Brazil And Signed A Partnership With The TDE Group, Aiming To Develop Innovation And Technology Projects In The Energy Field.

For this Friday, (12/08), the SiDi Institute, one of the largest organizations focused on research and innovation projects in the national market, has a partnership established with the TDE Group, based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, focusing on developing solutions for the oil and natural gas sector. In this way, SiDi intends to invest in the national energy sector and rely on the experience of the TDE Group to ensure greater efficiency in its projects.

Partnership Between The SiDi Institute And The TDE Group Will Bring New Innovation Project Opportunities For The Oil And Natural Gas Sector In Brazil

The TDE Group has become the newest partner of the SiDi Institute for developing innovation projects in the oil and gas sector, aiming to enable companies in the field to achieve new levels of operational excellence in terms of safety, efficiency, accuracy, consistency, and cost reduction. In this way, the institute aims to open new doors in the Brazilian energy market through this partnership.

The SiDi Institute has been accredited by the National Agency of Petroleum (ANP) since 2020 and is therefore qualified to participate in calls for technological solution projects funded by financial support from the oil and natural gas sector in Brazil.

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TDE Group Celebrates Partnership With The SiDi Institute And Reinforces Its Commitment To The Sector In The Brazilian Market

The TDE Group is one of the most relevant players in the energy landscape of the United Arab Emirates, providing innovation and technology solutions for over 150 clients worldwide and identifying a potential saving of more than US$ 500 million annually.

Recently, the company opened a division within the group to focus on developing patented industrial solutions for the production of hydrogen free of CO2 emissions, investing in the international energy transition market.

Now, with the partnership with the SiDi Institute, the group will have even greater opportunities to expand its presence in the Brazilian market, and Gerhard Thonhauser, CEO of the TDE Group, celebrated: “TDE is very excited about this collaboration with SiDi, in one of our most important markets. Together, we want to collaborate with the Brazilian oil and gas industry, developing exclusive technologies to improve drilling and well operations and reduce CO2 footprint.”

Finally, the TDE Group reinforced its commitment to the oil and natural gas sector in Brazil and expressed belief that the partnership with the Brazilian technology institute will contribute to modernizing the segment in the country.

SiDi Institute Invests in Expanding Innovation Projects in the Oil and Natural Gas Sector and Partners with TDE Group

The SiDi Institute Took Another Step Towards Modernizing The Oil And Natural Gas Sector In Brazil And Signed A Partnership With The TDE Group, Aiming To Develop Innovation And Technology Projects In The Energy Field.

Partnership Between The SiDi Institute And The TDE Group Will Bring New Innovation Project Opportunities For The Oil And Natural Gas Sector In Brazil

TDE Group Celebrates Partnership With The SiDi Institute And Reinforces Its Commitment To The Sector In The Brazilian Market

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SiDi Institute Invests in Expanding Innovation Projects in the Oil and Natural Gas Sector and Partners with TDE Group

The SiDi Institute Took Another Step Towards Modernizing The Oil And Natural Gas Sector In Brazil And Signed A Partnership With The TDE Group, Aiming To Develop Innovation And Technology Projects In The Energy Field.

Partnership Between The SiDi Institute And The TDE Group Will Bring New Innovation Project Opportunities For The Oil And Natural Gas Sector In Brazil

TDE Group Celebrates Partnership With The SiDi Institute And Reinforces Its Commitment To The Sector In The Brazilian Market

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