Baker Hughes Secures BP North Sea Vessel-Based Stimulation Deal
Energy services provider Baker Hughes will deploy its modular StimFORCE system for BP's well operations across the UK North Sea.
Energy technology firm Baker Hughes has secured an agreement from BP to deliver vessel-based well stimulation services across the UK sector of the North Sea.
Under the scope of the award, announced on September 4, the US-based oilfield services group will utilize its modular StimFORCE stimulation package aboard an offshore vessel.
The operational program encompasses both newly drilled wells and mature assets, focusing on intervention and output enhancement across BP's regional offshore acreage.
The mobile, vessel-mounted configuration is designed to perform treatment campaigns aimed at bolstering extraction efficiency and supporting field life extension in the North Sea basin.
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