New Software Release

Petrel 2014.6 Now available

Product details

​The Petrel E&P software platform delivers collaborative workflows with best-in-class technology and leading innovation that seamlessly unite the subsurface domains of geophysics, geology, geological modeling, reservoir engineering, and drilling. Its unique framework makes workflows repeatable, offering the most comprehensive uncertainty assessment from seismic to simulation.

The Petrel platform brings disciplines together with best-in-class technologies in an environment of unparalleled productivity. This shared earth approach enables companies to standardize workflows from exploration to production for more informed decision-making about opportunities and risks.

Release details

​​Petrel 2014.6 delivers further improvements around usability, performance, stability, and fixes in the geophysics, geology, modeling, reservoir engineering domains, and Studio E&P knowledge environment workflows.

All versions of Petrel 2014 will work with all versions of Studio 2014. Please see the Petrel Release Notes and the What’s New Guide for further details..

Petrel platform updates

​As part of our ongoing commitment to standardization and quality of service, the Petrel platform commenced delivery of a regular structured update process. Since September 2013, the Petrel platform bimonthly updates have delivered new features and improvements for stability, performance, and reliability. Our quality focus and commitment to efficient and predictable access to new capabilities will continue, allowing you to proactively plan your deployment procedure.

The Ocean Store currently supports 120 commercial plug-ins for Petrel 2014 in the areas of geophysics, geology, petrophysics, reservoir modeling, reservoir engineering, drilling, production, and information management. Ocean plug-ins can be used with all Petrel platform updates. Schlumberger works closely with many software vendors to bring additional technologies to the Petrel platform.

Commitment to quality

Petrel 2014 continues the step-change in software beta test methodology introduced in the Petrel 2013 beta program. The Petrel platform architecture tracks and audits beta testing, ensuring the broad range of capabilities is consistently and comprehensively tested. For the 2014 release, this involved more than 70 oil and gas companies across the spectrum of majors, independents, and national oil companies, as well as internal resources.