SLB has worked with Star on optimizing well placement and improving the efficiency and economics of drilling geothermal wells. (Source: Shutterstock)
SLB and Star Energy Geothermal have agreed to work together on advanced technologies for geothermal asset development.
The collaboration aims to improve recovery rates of geothermal assets by combining Star’s knowledge of geothermal development with SLB’s experience in developing and deploying energy technology solutions.
SLB has worked with Star on optimizing well placement and improving the efficiency and economics of drilling geothermal wells. Under this agreement, SLB and Star will focus on technologies for subsurface characterization, drilling and production of geothermal assets.
Star is a subsidiary of Barito Renewables, Indonesia’s largest renewable energy company.
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