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Ferrante Benvenuti joined Boston Consulting Group in 2016 and is actively involved in the Energy practice. He has considerable experience working in upstream oil and gas, in particular, drilling, reservoir, and production optimization; and midstream (gas and LNG). He is one of the firm’s top experts in digital subsurface and drilling.

Ferrante has developed several AI applications in subsurface and drilling across the globe with IOCs and NOCs. In recent cases, he developed an E2E (end to end) AI solution to avoid wellbore instability problems for a major Middle Eastern NOC, as well as developing advanced analytics models and databases for supermajors in the Gulf of Mexico. He has led transformation and digital transformation efforts across the industry.

Prior to coming to BCG, Ferrante worked in an E&P company (Tecpetrol) as the planning and continuous improvement manager of a business unit responsible for several oil and gas fields in Argentina.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MA, international business and energy policy, Fletcher School, Tufts University
  • BA, ancient history, University College London.

Publications and Videos

Scaling Carbon Capture Won’t Break the Bank | Rectangle

Scaling Carbon Capture Won’t Break the Bank

Experience curve effects will reduce the cost of carbon capture deployment. But for these projects to happen at scale, policymakers will need to take action.
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Industrial Decarbonization Pact: un’alleanza per la piena decarbonizzazione dei settori hard to abate

La decarbonizzazione per l'industria è la sfida per creare un nuovo paradigma di innovazione che farà la differenza tra chi rimarrà attore protagonista e chi rischia di scomparire.
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Drilling Contractors Benchmarks Uncover Significant Optimization Opportunities

The drilling industry remains challenged, despite recent improvements in commodity prices. Drastic operating model and performance improvement remain imperative for drilling contractors.