Oil & gas news
Halliburton introduces high-speed telemetry service
The service provides operators with high-speed, real-time drilling and subsurface data to ensure consistent well delivery.
TGS announces 3D expansion of onshore survey in the Midland Basin
TGS has announced a northern extension to its previously announced Pontiac 3D Survey in the Midland Basin, Texas, US.
Ikon Science announces the release of geoprediction tool
The RokDoc 2023.4, includes a resistivity-based pore pressure prediction method as well as enhanced AVO modelling tools and optimised data analysis capabilities.
BP signs MOU with Subsea Integration Alliance to enhance integrated subsea project performance
The agreement with the alliance, which comprises Subsea7 and OneSubsea™, an SLB company, will combine the three companies’ skills, knowledge and experience across a global portfolio of projects.
Bozhong 28-2 south oilfield second adjustment project commences production
CNOOC Limited has announced that the Bozhong 28-2 south oilfield second adjustment project has commenced production.
ABB supports Well Done Foundation to tackle orphan oil and gas wells
The three-year financial partnership will support the organisation in carrying out their critical work of detecting, plugging and monitoring leaking wells.
Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) and the Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) to undergo name change in 2024
The NPD's new name will be the Norwegian Offshore Directorate. The PSA's new name will be the Norwegian Ocean Industry Authority.
Mapping Out The Future Of MENA – References
The full list of references associated with the article entitled 'Mapping Out The Future Of MENA', which featured in the Autumn 2023 issue of Oilfield Technology.
Equinor Energy concludes the drilling of exploration well 30/11-15 in the North Sea
The well was drilled by the ‘Deepsea Stavanger’ drilling rig, about 25 km southwest of the Oseberg field in the North Sea and 150 km west of Bergen.
Equinor declares commerciality in the BM-C-33 area, in Campos Basin, Brazil
The concession is located approximately 200 km from Rio de Janeiro, in water depths up to 2900 m. It contains natural gas and oil/condensate recoverable volumes of above 1 billion boe/d.