Research for today and tomorrow
From our network of R&D Centers, our team of researchers develops new products and enhances our industrial processes, looking to support our customers’ operations worldwide.
From our network of R&D Centers, our team of researchers develops new products and enhances our industrial processes, looking to support our customers’ operations worldwide.
Working in R&D
Supplied under the Rig Direct® model worldwide in Dec 2023
SME employees trained through propymes
USD invested in R&D in 2023
Thanks to autonomous robotics, IoT devices, cloud technology and AI, Tenaris is transforming its production system into a connected factory that continuously adjusts and self-optimizes.
Our R&D Centers are located in Campana, Argentina; Toronto, Canada; Dalmine, Italy, Veracruz, Mexico, and Orkanger, Norway.
Located at our Tamsa mill in Veracruz, Mexico, this nearly 109,000 sq-ft training area allows customers to witness how Tenaris products perform in different applications, and serves as a space to develop and validate our new product technologies. We also use our in-house rig to train our field service specialists, who work to ensure customers' rig operations are safe and efficient.
In standard operations thread compounds are applied manually in the field, but Dopeless® technology is a dry, multifunctional coating applied at the mill that enhances safety and efficiency at the rig while minimizing the environmental footprint.
Tenaris is participating in the SafeH2Pipe Joint Industry Project (JIP) to develop new guidelines for material selection and qualification for the safe transportation of hydrogen and hydrogen blends through European pipelines.
Snam, Tenaris and Tenova will collaborate to test the production and use of hydrogen in steel production processes to decarbonize the hard-to-abate sector.
Veren (formerly Crescent Point Energy Corp.) achieved a milestone in drilling by completing the longest onshore well in Canada. Tenaris supplied OCTG and TenarisHydril premium connections for this record-setting operation located in Alberta’s Duvernay basin.