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REDA Thermal Geothermal Electric Submersible Pump

A high-temperature electric pump enables profitable geothermal electricity from wells that were previously uneconomical

October 2022
Gallery REDA Thermal Geothermal Electric Submersible Pump 1
Gallery REDA Thermal Geothermal Electric Submersible Pump 1
01.

Identification

REDA Thermal pumps are intended for use by operators of geothermal power plants. The technology gives access to more geothermal resources than would not be possible with a surface-driven pump configuration used in most high-temperature projects to date. Placing the electric pump motor at the bottom of a geothermal well reduces mechanical complexity and creates an opportunity to develop projects with deviated wells, allowing access to more energy resources. Traditional electric submersible pumps are not suited to the high flow rates and temperatures required by geothermal electricity generators.

Label Date October 7, 2022
By SLB
From United States
Maturity stage Medium and large scale commercialization
Looking For New clients, Visibility
02.

The environmental benefits

  • REDA Thermal can operate in wells up to 225C°
  • REDA Thermal maximum flow rate is 908 cubic meters of geothermal water per hour
  • Some REDA Thermal installations have helped to supply 1.4 MW of carbon free geothermal electricity per installation
  • REDA Thermal pumps can be refurbished or recycled at a Schlumberger Artificial Lift Renovation Center
03.

The Financial benefits

  • New geothermal generating capacity can be at least as cost effective as other alternatives, including fossil fuels, nuclear and solar-thermal with battery storage
  • REDA Thermal electric submersible pumps can be serviced in a fraction of the time required for traditional surface driven pumps at existing geothermal projects
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Company Profile

SLB

SLB creates amazing technology that unlocks access to energy for the benefit of all.

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Headquarters Houston, TX 77002, USA
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