Nouryon launches innovation centre for oilfields in US
Speciality chemicals firm Nouryon announced the opening of its innovation centre for oilfield applications in Houston, Texas, US. It will focus R&D for sustainable drilling and completion, production, and stimulation processes, and will also serve as a platform for workshops and training sessions.
“At Nouryon, our global network of Innovation Centers is dedicated to supporting customer collaboration and creating more innovative, safe, and sustainable products and processes,” said Johan Landfors, Chief Technology Officer at Nouryon. “Our chemistry experts are committed to addressing challenges in the oilfield market and delivering solutions that enhance our customers’ performance and sustainability targets.”
This is Nouryon’s first centre in Houston and it says it marks a significant expansion of the company’s capabilities and presence in the oilfield market. It is expected to be fully operational in July and features testing facilities and capabilities in demulsification, corrosion and scale inhibition, as well as stimulation, ensuring alignment with the latest standards and customer expectations.
“We are pleased to launch our new Innovation Center for oilfield applications in Houston,” said Christina Pampena, Vice President of Natural Resources at Nouryon. “This investment enhances our ability to collaborate closely with our customers and partners, while also supporting the development of innovative solutions tailored for the unique challenges of the oilfield industry in the region. We look forward to future projects and the advancements our collaboration will bring.”
Nouryon launched its integrated services office in Houston in 2020. The company also manages four manufacturing sites in Fort Worth, Pasadena, La Porte, and Houston in Texas.
Globally, Nouryon operates 14 centres that foster collaboration and innovation with regional customers. Beyond Houston, Nouryon also operates centres for oilfield applications in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and Stenungsund, Sweden.
