SLB OneSubsea awarded major umbilical contract by Eni
SLB OneSubsea secured a major contract from Eni to supply umbilicals for an offshore Indonesia project, covering engineering and construction. Separately, Halliburton deployed LOGIX automation at an Eni deepwater well, achieving regional firsts in closed-loop drilling automation and improving efficiency by over 15%.

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SLB OneSubsea has been awarded a major contract by Eni for the supply of umbilicals for an offshore Indonesia project. The agreement encompasses the engineering, procurement, and construction of the umbilical systems, which are critical for the control and monitoring of subsea production equipment. This contract reinforces the strategic partnership between SLB OneSubsea and Eni in the Asia Pacific region.
The project will leverage SLB OneSubsea's manufacturing capabilities and technical expertise to deliver the umbilicals. The systems will facilitate hydraulic, electric, and fiber optic connections between the surface facilities and the subsea infrastructure. This award highlights the continued investment in offshore Indonesia's energy sector.
Separately, Halliburton recently deployed its LOGIX automation and remote operations tool at Eni's deepwater exploration well in offshore Indonesia. That operation marked the first deployment in the Asia Pacific region integrating full rig automation with Managed Pressure Drilling (MPD). The collaboration combined Eni’s operational expertise with Halliburton’s automation solutions to align drill floor control, subsurface automation, and pressure management within a single system.
The LOGIX Orchestration service coordinated drilling and tripping execution in a single workflow, removing the traditional separation between drilling execution and pressure management. This system delivered consistent performance and reliable pressure control in wells characterized by narrow operating margins. The combination of LOGIX Orchestration and MPD improved efficiency by more than 15% while maintaining well control.
How will the successful deployment of Halliburton's LOGIX tool influence Eni's future drilling strategies in other Asia Pacific deepwater projects?
Could the efficiency gains from the LOGIX and MPD integration accelerate the development timeline for Eni's offshore Indonesia assets?
Is the SLB OneSubsea contract a precursor to further subsea infrastructure expansion in Indonesia by Eni?


























