Baker Hughes to Deploy Leucipa Automated Field Production Solution in Niger Delta

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HOUSTON, TEXAS (Editors at Energy Analytics Institute, 3.Feb.2025) — Baker Hughes announced an agreement with NNPC Limited/FIRST Exploration & Petroleum Development Company (FIRST E&P) joint venture (JV) to deploy the Leucipa automated field production solution. 

Leucipa will be implemented on the JV’s offshore operations in the Niger Delta, marking the first adoption of the system in Sub-Saharan Africa, Baker Hughes said 3 Feb. 2024 in an official statement released during its annual meeting in Florence, Italy.

Leucipa will support the responsible development of energy resources needed in Sub-Saharan Africa for years to come, Baker Hughes executive vice president of Oilfield Services & Equipment Amerino Gatti said in the statement.

The JV will utilize Leucipa’s core workflows to optimize well performance and enhance efficiency by automating functions including performance analysis, opportunity management and scorecards management. Real-time data provided by Leucipa will offer a more insightful view of optimization opportunities across their operations, resulting in enhanced decision making in the field, Baker Hughes said.

The Leucipa automated field production solution assists oil and gas operators in proactively managing production and reducing carbon emissions. By focusing on the specific outcomes desired by operators, Leucipa utilizes data to drive intelligent operations.

Through the automation of production processes, Leucipa aims to minimize inefficiencies, ensure environmentally sound operations, and assist customers in recovering the millions of barrels that would otherwise remain untapped, Baker Hughes said.

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