Energy & Environment
Acknowledgement statement
Energy Transition
Three Core Elements of Our Strategy
We recomplete older wells, which otherwise had to be side-tracked or new wells to be drilled. By applying re-stimulation techniques in older wells, which results in higher total production per well, eventuelly results to a lower footprint per barrel of oil produced.
Requirement of O&G remains. Easy to recover resources are depleting. As a result the production of hydrocarbons comes out of harder to recover resource plays. These plays require hydraulic stimuations. By using our patented Continuum System or Nova Frac System, operators can drill extended horizontal wells. Using our technologies, client’s reduce their environmental footprints.
All our tools and technologies have been designed to keep required equipment to a minimum, by making our tools smarter, smaller, shorter and lighter. Ensuring clever design from the start, we minimize the snowball effect in each stage of the development process (design and production) thereby delivering a substantial environmental saving per product. We deliver a substantial positive change to our own and client’s environmental footprint. At Symoil, we require less resources, less transport, less surface aquillary equipment, we use smart (smaller) bases/ workshops, consume less heating, have no use for trucks. Just a (small) trailer instead, behind our car is exemplary.
The Shareholders’ Council—our company board—with the support of its subcommittees, oversees our overall environmental-footprint strategy. Our Director of Environmental and Ecologycal Sustainability is responsible for shaping, maintaining, and ensuring implementation of our environmental-footprint strategy.
The global social responsibility team, supported by a council of company leaders, supports offices and functions in establishing initiatives, infrastructure, and processes that reinforce the core elements of our environmental strategy.
Symgeo for Geothermal Solutions
Symgeo participates in the Geothermal Industry in the following way: