Schlumberger Launches SLB Brand With Focus on Decarbonizing the Energy Market Over the Coming Years

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 31/10/2022 at 23:22

Fonte: Houston Chronicle

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The Last Years Were Essential to Work on SLB Launch Proposals in the Energy Market. Schlumberger Now Focuses on the Decarbonization of the Sector and Technological Innovation as Its Main Pillars for the Future.

The multinational energy services company Schlumberger announced the launch of its new integrated brand, SLB, last Friday (10/28). The main pillars of the new company for the global market include the decarbonization of the energy sector, innovation in the oil segment, and enhanced digitization of its service operations. The change went beyond a visual identity and now permeates all operations of the company in the global market.

New Visual Identity of SLB Reinforces Schlumberger’s Commitment to Technological Innovation and Decarbonization of the Energy Market

With the aim of reaching new audiences and reshaping its entire market positioning strategy, Schlumberger announced last week the launch of its new integrated brand, SLB.

It will be a company focused on driving technological development with sustainability, including projects for the decarbonization of the energy market.

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Learn About the Four Pillars of SLB for the Future of Schlumberger’s Operations in the International Energy Market

In addition to announcing its new integrated brand in the energy market, Schlumberger provided more details about the four pillars that govern the company’s operational policy.

The first is investments in new energy systems. SLB will continue to support research and exploration projects in the areas of carbon solutions, hydrogen, geothermal and geothermics, energy storage, and critical minerals.

Additionally, the company also has the pursuit of industrial decarbonization as one of its pillars. To this end, it has already announced plans to develop a digital sustainability platform that will provide sustainability solutions for various industrial sectors.

Digitalization at scale is the third business pillar of the company, following decarbonization. The Schlumberger derivative announced the launch of the Corporate Data Solution program to support the digitalization of its operations.

Finally, SLB seeks to contribute to innovation projects in the international oil and gas sector. Its “Transition Technologies” portfolio and its methane elimination business SEES are the main initiatives of this pillar.

In this way, the company hopes to bring strong contributions to the global energy market.

Schlumberger Launches SLB Brand With Focus on Decarbonizing the Energy Market Over the Coming Years

The Last Years Were Essential to Work on SLB Launch Proposals in the Energy Market. Schlumberger Now Focuses on the Decarbonization of the Sector and Technological Innovation as Its Main Pillars for the Future.

New Visual Identity of SLB Reinforces Schlumberger’s Commitment to Technological Innovation and Decarbonization of the Energy Market

Learn About the Four Pillars of SLB for the Future of Schlumberger’s Operations in the International Energy Market

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Schlumberger Launches SLB Brand With Focus on Decarbonizing the Energy Market Over the Coming Years

The Last Years Were Essential to Work on SLB Launch Proposals in the Energy Market. Schlumberger Now Focuses on the Decarbonization of the Sector and Technological Innovation as Its Main Pillars for the Future.

New Visual Identity of SLB Reinforces Schlumberger’s Commitment to Technological Innovation and Decarbonization of the Energy Market

Learn About the Four Pillars of SLB for the Future of Schlumberger’s Operations in the International Energy Market

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