Honeywell today announced a partnership with Weatherford International, Inc. (” Weatherford “) to provide comprehensive end-to-end emissions management solutions for the energy industry. Under the agreement, Honeywell’s emissions management and control solutions, combined with Weatherford’s Cygnet SCADA platform, provide customers with a powerful tool for monitoring, reporting and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from flammable hydrocarbons and other potentially dangerous and toxic gases.

350092-136180-01 The integrated solution helps upstream oil and gas operators track emissions data in near real time to identify and respond to potential issues early, while ensuring regulatory compliance. The partnership also provides customers with advanced analytics and reporting capabilities to help them make data-driven decisions to reduce emissions, improve environmental performance and meet environmental goals.

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“From Honeywell’s partnership with Weatherford, we see the importance of solutions that empower companies to quantify and reduce emissions from the energy sector.” “By integrating Honeywell’s end-to-end emissions management and control solutions with Weatherford’s well lifecycle technology, our customers are now able to accurately set goals and monitor progress in near real-time as they move toward near-zero emissions,” said Pramesh Maheshwari, president of Honeywell Process Controls.

350092-136180-01 The partnership is part of Honeywell’s ongoing efforts to help the energy industry reduce its environmental footprint and aligns with Honeywell’s business portfolio around three major trends: automation, energy transition and the future of aviation.

“Through our partnership with Honeywell, we have built an alliance to further bridge the gap between technological excellence and environmental stewardship.” Girish Saligram, President and CEO of Weatherford, said, “Our transformative products provide cutting edge tools and tangible data to help customers achieve their sustainability goals with confidence and efficiency.”