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SLB Unveils Digital Marketplace to Accelerate AI Adoption in Energy
On June 15 2026, SLB—formerly Schlumberger—unveiled its SLB Digital Marketplace, a curated hub that lets energy companies discover, deploy, and scale AI agents, domain models, digital skills, workflow tools, data connectors, and applications that integrate seamlessly with SLB’s existing digital environments.
The marketplace builds on SLB’s open‑platform strategy and extends the company’s Tela™ agentic AI assistant. It offers a single, governed channel for SLB, partners, independent software vendors (ISVs), developers, and customers to bring purpose‑built digital capabilities to the energy industry. All listed products are certified against SLB standards for security, interoperability, and compatibility.
The initiative arrives as the sector shifts toward agentic AI, where software can reason, act, and automate across complex technical workflows. Energy firms now need a broader ecosystem of specialized tools that work together across planning, operations, data, and AI.
"AI in energy is shifting from promise to performance," said Olivier Le Peuch, SLB’s chief executive officer. "The SLB Digital Marketplace is designed to accelerate that shift by creating an open ecosystem where innovation can scale, solutions can interoperate, and customers can move faster from insight to action. This is how we translate AI into real performance across the energy system."
Rakesh Jaggi, president of SLB’s digital business, added: "No single company can build every agent, model or application the energy industry will need," and noted that the marketplace reflects SLB’s commitment to openness while maintaining governance and quality standards required for enterprise operations.
The catalog currently hosts roughly 200 digital products, including existing Ocean™ store solutions and new offerings from SLB and more than 30 partners. It spans Delfi™ and Lumi™ SaaS applications, plug‑ins, workflow extensions, data connectors, and Tela AI skills, agents, and foundation models.
For energy professionals, the marketplace offers a single destination to evaluate and access trusted digital capabilities that extend workflows across the Delfi and Lumi environments. For developers, partners, and ISVs, it provides a structured path to publish and scale solutions across the SLB ecosystem.
Developers and ISVs can apply through the SLB partner program at marketplace.digital.slb.com and access additional developer resources at developer.slb.com.
SLB, headquartered in Houston, Texas, has a long history of driving innovation in oil and gas and is now expanding its focus to include digital transformation and decarbonization. The company’s global footprint spans more than 100 countries and it employs staff from nearly twice as many nationalities.
The launch signals SLB’s intent to support the industry’s transition to more automated, data‑driven operations. By providing a vetted, interoperable set of AI and digital tools, SLB aims to reduce the time and risk associated with integrating new technologies into existing workflows.
Industry observers note that the marketplace aligns with broader trends, where companies are increasingly adopting agentic AI to improve operational efficiency, safety, and environmental performance. The platform’s emphasis on certification and governance may also address concerns about security and reliability that are critical in energy operations.
The press release did not disclose pricing, revenue projections, or specific partnership agreements beyond the general statement that more than 30 partners contribute products. It also did not provide a timeline for future expansions of the catalog.
As of the announcement, the SLB Digital Marketplace is live and available to SLB customers and partners. The company has indicated that it will continue to add new products and partners over time, but no specific roadmap was provided.
The launch represents a concrete step toward broader AI adoption in the energy industry, offering a centralized, certified ecosystem that could streamline the deployment of AI and digital solutions across the sector.
The marketplace builds on SLB’s open‑platform strategy and extends the company’s Tela™ agentic AI assistant. It offers a single, governed channel for SLB, partners, independent software vendors (ISVs), developers, and customers to bring purpose‑built digital capabilities to the energy industry. All listed products are certified against SLB standards for security, interoperability, and compatibility.
The initiative arrives as the sector shifts toward agentic AI, where software can reason, act, and automate across complex technical workflows. Energy firms now need a broader ecosystem of specialized tools that work together across planning, operations, data, and AI.
"AI in energy is shifting from promise to performance," said Olivier Le Peuch, SLB’s chief executive officer. "The SLB Digital Marketplace is designed to accelerate that shift by creating an open ecosystem where innovation can scale, solutions can interoperate, and customers can move faster from insight to action. This is how we translate AI into real performance across the energy system."
Rakesh Jaggi, president of SLB’s digital business, added: "No single company can build every agent, model or application the energy industry will need," and noted that the marketplace reflects SLB’s commitment to openness while maintaining governance and quality standards required for enterprise operations.
The catalog currently hosts roughly 200 digital products, including existing Ocean™ store solutions and new offerings from SLB and more than 30 partners. It spans Delfi™ and Lumi™ SaaS applications, plug‑ins, workflow extensions, data connectors, and Tela AI skills, agents, and foundation models.
For energy professionals, the marketplace offers a single destination to evaluate and access trusted digital capabilities that extend workflows across the Delfi and Lumi environments. For developers, partners, and ISVs, it provides a structured path to publish and scale solutions across the SLB ecosystem.
Developers and ISVs can apply through the SLB partner program at marketplace.digital.slb.com and access additional developer resources at developer.slb.com.
SLB, headquartered in Houston, Texas, has a long history of driving innovation in oil and gas and is now expanding its focus to include digital transformation and decarbonization. The company’s global footprint spans more than 100 countries and it employs staff from nearly twice as many nationalities.
The launch signals SLB’s intent to support the industry’s transition to more automated, data‑driven operations. By providing a vetted, interoperable set of AI and digital tools, SLB aims to reduce the time and risk associated with integrating new technologies into existing workflows.
Industry observers note that the marketplace aligns with broader trends, where companies are increasingly adopting agentic AI to improve operational efficiency, safety, and environmental performance. The platform’s emphasis on certification and governance may also address concerns about security and reliability that are critical in energy operations.
The press release did not disclose pricing, revenue projections, or specific partnership agreements beyond the general statement that more than 30 partners contribute products. It also did not provide a timeline for future expansions of the catalog.
As of the announcement, the SLB Digital Marketplace is live and available to SLB customers and partners. The company has indicated that it will continue to add new products and partners over time, but no specific roadmap was provided.
The launch represents a concrete step toward broader AI adoption in the energy industry, offering a centralized, certified ecosystem that could streamline the deployment of AI and digital solutions across the sector.
