OTC 2025 Honors SLB’s Electris™ Completions for Pioneering Offshore Innovation
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OTC 2025 Honors SLB’s Electris™ Completions for Pioneering Offshore Innovation


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The Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) 2025 has honored SLB’s Electris™ completions with the prestigious Spotlight on New Technology® Award, recognizing its transformative impact on offshore energy operations. Announced in Houston, this award celebrates innovations that demonstrate uniqueness, ingenuity, proven success, and commercial viability, with the potential to significantly advance the offshore sector.

SLB Electris™ completions stand out for empowering operators with predictive, real-time production intelligence across the entire well lifecycle. This adaptable, field-ready solution enables confident, data-driven decisions that enhance well performance, reduce interventions, and maximize both production and reserves recovery-reaching resources that conventional systems often leave behind. By streamlining installation with fewer control lines and reduced surface equipment, Electris™ completions simplify operations and minimize environmental footprint, supporting operators’ goals for efficiency and sustainability.

The technology’s ability to deliver actionable insights in real time means operators can optimize reservoir drainage, improve recovery, and decrease the energy required for artificial lift and surface processing. This not only boosts output but also reduces operational complexity and emissions, aligning with industry trends toward smarter, cleaner energy solutions.

SLB’s recognition at OTC 2025 underscores the company’s commitment to innovation and excellence in the offshore industry. The Spotlight on New Technology® Award, presented at the NRG Center in Houston, highlights Electris™ completions as a leading example of how advanced digital and intelligent systems are shaping the future of energy production.

Visit SLB at Booth #1933 to learn more about Electris™ completions and other award-winning technologies driving the offshore sector forward.


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