DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Oil and Gas 4.0 – Underlying Technologies, Use Cases and Telco Positioning Strategies” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
“Oil and Gas 4.0 – Underlying Technologies, Use Cases and Telco Positioning Strategies” is a new Global Outlook Report that provides an executive-level overview of the Oil & Gas 4.0 market.
It delivers deep qualitative insights into the Oil & Gas 4.0 market, Oil & Gas 4.0 value chain, and ecosystem dynamics. It also analyzes key trends in the Oil & Gas 4.0 market and provides insights into telco activity, positioning approaches and value propositions.
Oil & Gas 4.0 utilizes the foundation set by Industry 4.0 and leverages advanced technologies to increase efficiency, sustainability, achieve higher yields, and create a safer, accident-free working environment. The traditional oil & gas sector has generated an excess of data but has struggled to make use of it.
Oil & Gas 4.0 is the utilization of technology to collect data, gain visibility over field operations and assets, derive actionable insights and automate the oil & gas value chain. Some of the technologies being leveraged for Oil & Gas 4.0 are connectivity & 5G, IoT, cloud & edge computing, big data analytics, AI/ML, drones, and robotics.
The report provides an in-depth analysis of the following
The Oil & Gas Ecosystem: the report begins with an analysis of the oil & gas value chain, and the latest trends in the sector affecting International Oil & Gas Companies (IOCs).
The Oil & Gas 4.0 Ecosystem: this section defines Oil & Gas 4.0 and the key components of the sector’s digital transformation. Then, the report explores the technologies used in Oil & Gas 4.0 and their benefits, before mapping these technologies across the different steps of the Oil & Gas value chain.
Oil & Gas 4.0 – Use Cases: a detailed overview of different Oil & Gas 4.0 use cases for IOCs to consider across the value chain – e.g. condition monitoring and remote control. The report then deep dives into selected use cases – digital oilfields/digital twins, virtual reality in oil & gas, 4G/5G campus & private networks in oil & gas, and drones in oil & gas – analysing their targeted outcomes and underlying technologies; with positioning examples/considerations these provide for telecom operators/ICT providers.
Oil & Gas 4.0 – Case studies: this section provides eight case studies of International Oil & Gas companies’ digital transformation initiatives and common Oil & Gas 4.0 projects with telcos, hyperscalers and other ICT providers. The case studies span Gazprom, BP, Petronas, Sinopec, ExxonMobil, Saudi Aramco, ADNOC, and Petrobas. The case studies analyze these companies’ oil & gas 4.0 projects, technologies and the partners they choose – e.g. telcos, hyperscalers, other IOCs and ICT providers.
Key Findings and Recommendations: the report concludes with a number of key findings and a set of recommendations for Oil & Gas 4.0 stakeholders, including telecom service providers, focusing on how telcos can position themselves as Oil & Gas 4.0 enablers and technology providers.
Scope
The oil & gas sector is undergoing critical shifts – e.g. fluctuating energy demand, oil prices, and a pressing need to lead the energy transition.
Oil & Gas companies have turned to Oil & Gas 4.0 to stay ahead of these shift, seeking added operational efficiency, increased agility, streamlined processes and costs, smarter and safer operations, and a lower environmental impact.
Telcos can position as close partners to oil & Gas companies in their transformation towards Oil & Gas 4.0.
5G and campus networks for the Oil & Gas sector will help unlock new use cases and applications. Telcos can act as connectivity enablers and further boost their offerings with edge computing and network slicing.
Prominent Oil & Gas 4.0 use cases include predictive maintenance and remote assets and operations management.
Telcos can co-create use cases with the industry verticals and with ecosystem partners – e.g. hyperscalers.
IoT constitutes the nerve system of Oil & Gas 4.0, where telcos can play an expanded role beyond simple connectivity.
Cybersecurity is a major consideration in Oil & Gas 4.0 setups.
Key Topics Covered:
Section 1: The Oil & Gas Ecosystem
Oil & Gas Value Chain
Oil & Gas Key Trends
Section 2: The Oil & Gas 4.0 Ecosystem
Oil & Gas 4.0 Industry 4.0 Defined
Oil & Gas 4.0 Definition
Oil & Gas 4.0 Digital Transformation in Oil & Gas
Oil & Gas 4.0 Technology Trends
Oil & Gas 4.0 Technology Trends Across Value Chain
Section 3: Oil & Gas 4.0 Use Cases
Oil & Gas 4.0 Use Cases Overview
Oil & Gas 4.0 Focus on Digital Oilfield/Digital Twins
Oil & Gas 4.0 Focus on Virtual Reality & 3D Simulations
Oil & Gas 4.0 Focus on 4G/5G Campus & Private Networks
Oil & Gas 4.0 Focus on Drones
Section 4: Oil & Gas 4.0 Case Studies
Gazprom Digital Transformation & Oil & Gas 4.0 Use Cases
Gazprom Neft and Telcos BP
Digital Transformation & Oil & Gas 4.0 Use Cases
BP and Telcos
Petronas Digital Transformation & Oil & Gas 4.0 Use Cases
Petronas and Telcos
Sinopec Digital Transformation & Oil & Gas 4.0 Use Cases
Sinopec and Telcos
ExxonMobil Digital Transformation & Oil & Gas 4.0 Use Cases
ExxonMobil and ICT Providers
Saudi Aramco Digital Transformation & Oil & Gas 4.0 Use Cases
Saudi Aramco and ICT Providers
ADNOC Digital Transformation & Oil & Gas 4.0 Use Cases
ADNOC and ICT Providers Petrobras
Digital Transformation & Oil & Gas 4.0 Use Cases
Petrobras’ Digital Twins Project in Focus
Section 5: Key Findings and Recommendations
Companies Mentioned
ADNOC
AIQ
Al Saher International Electronic System
Aral
AT&T
Baker Hughes
Boston Dynamics
BP
Brazilian Service of Support for Micro and Small Enterprises
Castrol
Centrica Storage Limited
Chevron
China Mobile
China Telecom
China Unicom
Compulab
Dassault Systemes
Dell
Deutsche Telekom
Digi
Equinor
Ericsson
Esso
Etisalat
Exxon
ExxonMobil
ExxonMobil Chemical
Gazprom
Gazprom Neft
Grid Edge
Group 42
GTAI
Halliburton
HP
Huawei
IBM
Intel
Magafon
Maxis
Microsoft
Mobil
Motorola Solutions
MTS
Occidental Petroleum
Optus
Petrobas
Petro-CyberWorks Information Technology CO
Petronas
Raytheon Saudi Arabia
Red Hat
Reliance
Saudi Aramco
Shell
Sinopec
Skyward
STC
Swisscom
Tampnet
Tata Consulting
Telekom Malaysia
Telenor
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
Total
Verizon
VMware
Vodafone
Zain
Zyfra
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