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Statoil has announced plans to invest between NOK 1 billion and NOK 2 billion (about 8.
1 to 1.
62 billion yuan) in digital technology
by 2020.
Statoil plans to invest $1.
62 billion in digital technologies by 2020
The Integrated Operations Support Centre and Drilling Operations Center are expected to support Statoil in achieving its goal of adding value to its fields in Norway, adding more than $2 billion
from 2020.
The two centres in Bergen will connect all facilities on the Norwegian continental shelf and are expected to contribute to increased efficiency and production potential
.
Jannicke Nilsson, Chief Operating Officer of Statoil, said: "The possibilities offered by digitalization will change the industry and the way we work, creating greater value
for business and society.
In new field developments, oil and gas production will increasingly be carried out
by unmanned, robotic, standardized and remote control devices.
Many operations will be performed
through work environments with less risk exposure.
We will be able to have greater control over maintenance work and improve safety and operational quality
.
”
Note: This article uses the real-time exchange rate of 1 Norwegian kroner = 0.
8108 yuan
，
Statoil has announced plans to invest between NOK 1 billion and NOK 2 billion (about 8.
1 to 1.
62 billion yuan) in digital technology
by 2020.
Statoil plans to invest $1.
62 billion in digital technologies by 2020
62 billion in digital technologies by 2020
The Integrated Operations Support Centre and Drilling Operations Center are expected to support Statoil in achieving its goal of adding value to its fields in Norway, adding more than $2 billion
from 2020.
The two centres in Bergen will connect all facilities on the Norwegian continental shelf and are expected to contribute to increased efficiency and production potential
.
Jannicke Nilsson, Chief Operating Officer of Statoil, said: "The possibilities offered by digitalization will change the industry and the way we work, creating greater value
for business and society.
In new field developments, oil and gas production will increasingly be carried out
by unmanned, robotic, standardized and remote control devices.
Many operations will be performed
through work environments with less risk exposure.
We will be able to have greater control over maintenance work and improve safety and operational quality
.
”
Note: This article uses the real-time exchange rate of 1 Norwegian kroner = 0.
8108 yuan
，
