Halliburton news

ExpressFiber is a single-use fibre optic cable that offers accurate, direct subsurface measurements, including cross-well communication.

The Nabors SmartROS platform can now integrate with Halliburton’s Digital Well Program, creating synergies between well planning and rig operations.

The company recorded a net income of US$227 million for 2Q21, compared to US$170 million in 1Q21.

The two companies, along with ADNOC Drilling, will provide rigless services across six of ADNOC's artificial islands in the Upper Zakum and Satah Al Razboot fields.

The Odassea service integrates hardware and digital systems to strengthen capabilities in subsea reservoir monitoring and production optimisation, and has been selected by ExxonMobil for its Payara development project in Guyana.

The alliance will provide operators with advanced insight to determine their reservoir potential for oil and gas production or carbon storage.

The StrataXaminer tool delivers high-resolution images of the reservoir structure to identify bedding, fracture patterns, fault zones and potential flow barriers with increased accuracy.

Baker Hughes and Halliburton have said North American oil markets are showing signs of recovery as the two companies beat Wall Street expectations for 1Q21 earnings.

The eight-year contract with the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate will see Halliburton deploy and operate Diskos, Norway's national repository of seismic, well and production data.

The alliance will apply Optime’s Remotely Operated Controls System to Halliburton’s completion landing string services.