Halliburton news

The center deploys the latest mechanical engineering expertise to build more durable motors that drill faster and allow for longer runs with a higher rate of penetration.

Upon the plant’s completion in 2020, Halliburton will begin local manufacturing of specialty chemicals to help customers achieve production and reliability goals in applications from the reservoir to the refinery.

The company has announced the release of the Xaminer® Magnetic Resonance (XMR™) Service.

The company has announced the release of the technology, which delivers faster drilling, accurate steering and longer laterals.

Chemicals manufacturing and water and process treatment business add key capabilities to accelerate Multi-Chem business line growth.

The BaraOmni™ hybrid separation system is a new separation technology that removes ultra-fine low gravity solids (LGS), resulting in better performing, longer lasting fluid systems to help operators reduce costs.

The e-cd™ Plus system is designed to automate and enhance continuous circulation connections during drilling and tripping operations.

These offerings strengthen the DecisionSpace Production portfolio by adding analytical dashboards and production engineering capabilities.

The Stega™ drill bit has an efficient layout design that optimises the placement of back-up cutters to improve bit durability without decreasing drilling efficiency or rate of penetration (ROP).

According to Rystad Energy’s latest assessment, Halliburton has surpassed 4 million horsepower by adding roughly 700 000 horsepower since the first quarter of 2017.