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Challenging Views
Heavy oil is different. To support that mindset, we’ve developed a series of posters that take a fresh perspective on some well-known artists’ styles. We hope you enjoy them, and if you want to brighten your office, we will gladly send you one. But don’t delay, copies available are limited. P.S. We're adding new posters regularly, so keep your collection up-to-date!
Sands of time
Heavy oil requires a long-term strategy.
Use the best possible reservoir knowledge to select the ideal recovery method, optimize your well placement, and improve your recovery factor.
In heavy oil, you can be sure your pay back will last for a very long time.
Anvil in steam production
Heavy oil has many unknowns. Predict your flow with accurate measurements. Challenge conventional understanding.
The floating anvil, made from oil sands and from which oil is flowing, challenges the idea of heaviness. With the right data, heavy oil is less of a production challenge. The background suggests a steam chamber, used in some production methods. The dream-like feel to this image demonstrates the change in thought processes needed for successful heavy oil production. This success is represented through tangibles of the slant wellhead and the hot limewater reuse vessel.
Heavy oil engineer
Nothing is as you expect in heavy oil. Take a fresh perspective—don’t just fill the gap. Challenge conventional views.
This image challenges the negative conventional views of heavy oil. It is not what you expect. It should be viewed differently to achieve success. As a service company, Schlumberger is also different. The face of the engineer—the expected individual personality—is hidden because through every engineer you have access to a wealth of collective knowledge from across our organization.
Raining heavy oil engineers
Just one approach to heavy oil? The more diverse the expertise, the better informed you are to make the right decisions for your reservoir. Challenge conventional thinking.
Anonymous service company? Look again—each figure represents the diversity of our staff and the wealth of experience and expertise that accompanies every job. Through our knowledge-management culture, Schlumberger seeks to apply best practices to every heavy oil project. It is not simply process or technology that delivers results, but their application, and the power of the collective individuals' knowledge that enables you to perform.