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Libya
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Schlumberger Libya Operations • 10 operation bases (3 in use today); 2 business offices
• Early operations startup post-revolution
Commitment to Libya • No employees released during revolution despite activity shut down
• Buses donation to support local communities
• Technology transfer via software grants
• Continuous recruiting campaigns
• Local spend of $119M in 2010 and $88M in 2012
Technology use in Libya • PeriScope and geoVISION for geosteering and well placement
• First ever SLB ICD job for ENI in the Bouri field
• Joint NOC—SLB team for relief well planning during revolution
Tunisia
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Schlumberger Tunisia Operations • 50 years of uninterrupted activity
• 8 operations bases in Sfax and Tatween; 1 business office
Commitment to Tunisia • SEED started 2008 (Tunisia) in 1 school
• Small business loans to help local communities after the revolution
• Continuous engagement with 3 target universities
• Software donations of $17M since 2010 to different universities
Technology use in Tunisia • HiWAY flow-channel hydraulic fracturing
• Flow Scanner high temp
Algeria
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Schlumberger Algeria Operations • 12 operations bases; 2 business offices
• 50 years of uninterrupted activity (even during crises)
Commitment to Algeria • SEED started in 2002 in 6 schools
• Assisting graduates from Ouargla University start their careers
• Continuous engagement with 2 target universities
• Software donations of $20M since 2010 to 3different universities
Technology use in Algeria • HiWAY flow-channel hydraulic fracturing
• PhaseWatcher multiphase flowmeter and Vx testing technology
• UNiQ seismic acqusition in Algeria (Q1 2013)
Egypt
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Schlumberger Egypt Operations • 16 operational bases spread over 6 geographical regions
• The widest services coverage in Egypt amongst competitors
Commitment to Egypt • SEED started in 1998 with various contributions in Cairo, Alexandria,
Ras Ghareb, Luxor & Port Said
• ~30,000 hours donated annually in multi-discipline training for
undergraduates spread over 15 universities & institutes
Technology use in Egypt • HiWAY flow-channel hydraulic fracturing
• Seismic Guided Drilling (SGD) redefining drilling risk management in
the Mediterranean
• FMI-HD microelectrical imaging tool for nonconductive mud
HiWAY Service: More Value with Less Resources
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Improves production from 20-45%
Reduces screenout by 2 orders magnitude
Reduces water up to 50%
Reduces proppant up to 40%
Shale Development Impact: Technology Roles
Groundwater?
Seismic events?
Sheer number of wells
Surface disturbance
Service intensity / well
Truck traffic
Resources required
Noise/Air emissions
Complex reservoirs
Production economics
Can Technology & Innovation play a role to reduce impact?
Reservoir & Completion Quality: Finding the Sweet Spot Petroleum Systems Modeling
AVOAz & Ant Tracking
Heterogeneous Rock Analysis & Seismic
Cuttings, Core, Log, Seismic: 3D Integration
HiWAY Flow-Channel Hydraulic Fracturing Technique
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• Commercialized in June’10
• Used in 15 countries by 80+
customers
• Today ~20% of SLB frac jobs
use HiWAY
• Fracture is filled with
proppant
• Oil and gas must flow in
between proppant grains
• Proppant is placed in
clusters
• Oil and gas flow through
open channels
Schlumberger’s Commitment to North Africa
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NAG – Niger, Mali Algeria & Tunisia
EEG – Egypt LIG – Libya Schlumberger North African Geomarkets
• Algeria • Schlumberger presence for 60+ years
• 3,105 employees (90% local)
• Tunisia
• Schlumberger presence for 50 years
• 453 employees (90% local)
• Libya • Schlumberger presence for 56 years
• 1,087 employees (93% Libyan)
• Egypt
• Schlumberger presence for 74 years
• 1,750 employees (93% Egyptian)
CEU – Continental Europe & Morocco