TotalEnergies doubles the computational speed of its Pangea supercomputer


TotalEnergies announces the commissioning of Pangea 4, the latest version of its supercomputer dedicated to numerical simulation and energy transition. The calculator was put into service on July 2 at the Jean Viger Scientific and Technical Centre (CSTJF) in Pau.

Energy Transformation Projects


Pangea was initially developed for TotalEnergies' conventional exploration and production activities. It is now open for its activities and will be used for the company's energy transformation. For the period 2024-2028, Pangea 4 should also be used to meet the needs of TotalEnergies' new activities.

These processes include simulating wind flow for the design and installation of wind farms; simulating reservoir storage capacities or assessing well integrity as part of Carbon capture and geological storage projects(CCS); Methane Emission Reduction Calculations.

Projects also relate to biofuel and polymer simulation; image processing, seismic acquisition, reservoir simulation and geological basin modelling as part of exploration and production activities.

On-premises solution integrated with the cloud

The calculator is a hybrid solution consisting of a physical device on site in Pau and access to the computational capabilities of Pangea 4, 24 hours a day, twice as fast as the previous version. Pangea 4 is smaller and less energy intensive. It consumes about 90% less electricity. It should allow you to stay at the forefront of performance in terms of numerical simulations thanks to regular cloud updates.

Pangea's latest development reinforces our leadership in industrial digital simulation. » Namita Shah, General Manager OneTech at TotalEnergies introduces OneTech. OneTech brings together all TotalEnergies technical teams responsible for operations, projects and R&D teams. By combining the power of computing and cloud computing, TotalEnergies gives itself the ability to meet the growing and increasingly diverse needs of our business, particularly in new energies. » Announce.

Namita Shah, CEO of OneTech, the technology entity of TotalEnergies

Lawyer at the helm of TotalEnergies' OneTech entity

Namita Shah is a graduate of Delhi University and New York University School of Law. She began her career as an attorney at Shearman & Sterling in New York, where she worked on project finance.

In 2002, she joined the Total Group’s Mergers and Acquisitions team, and in 2008, she was appointed Business Development Manager for Australia and Malaysia, within the Oil Group’s New Affairs division.

From 2011 to 2014, she served as General Manager of Total Exploration & Production in Myanmar. In 2014, she assumed the position of Secretary General of the Exploration & Production Division until 2016, when she joined the Group’s Executive Committee as General Manager of People and Social Responsibility.

Finally, in 2021, Namita Shah takes charge of the newly created OneTech subsidiary of TotalEnergies. She is an independent director of the Pernod Ricard Group.

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