![]() He is currently Director Global Technology - Systems and Solutions Business at Rockwell Automation. Sensia is further strengthened by the oil and gas domain expertise and artificial lift experience shared by Rockwell Automation and Schlumberger. ![]() The management team will be led by Allan Rentcome, who will serve as CEO. Sensia is expected to generate annual revenue of $400 million, and will employ approximately 1,000 team members serving customers in more than 80 countries, with global headquarters in Houston, Texas. Under the terms of the agreement, Sensia will operate as an independent entity, with Rockwell Automation owning 53 percent and Schlumberger owning 47 percent of the joint venture. HOUSTON, OctoRockwell Automation (NYSE: ROK) and Schlumberger (NYSE: SLB) today announced the closing of their previously-announced joint venture, Sensia, the oil and gas industry’s first digitally enabled, integrated automation solutions provider. “This joint venture is the next step in our vision to offer our customers smart, connected devices with rich diagnostic capabilities, coupled with measurement, automation, and analytics that improve oilfield operations, facilitate business decisions and reduce total cost of ownership throughout the life of a field.” Rockwell AutomationROK has entered into a joint venture (JV) agreement with Schlumberger SLB, named Sensia. Sensia is expected to generate annual revenue of 400 million, and will employ approximately 1000 team members with global headquarters in Houston, Texas. “Sensia will create a leading technology provider that will further drive optimization of E&P oilfield assets,” said Paal Kibsgaard, chairman and CEO, Schlumberger. The agreement will create Sensia, the oil and gas industrys first fully integrated automation solutions provider.
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