Halliburton ganha contrato da Petrobras para serviços em Libra

Halliburton Receives Well Construction and Completion Services For Libra Development in Brazil

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 31/07/2019 at 12:27

Updated on 31/07/2019 at 12:32

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Halliburton Receives Well Construction and Completion Services for the Development of Libra in Brazil, The Contract Will Last for 2 Years and 6 Months

Halliburton announced today (July 31, 2019) the signing of a contract for integrated services with Petrobras for the development of the pre-salt in the Santos Basin. The two-year and six-month contract will provide drilling and completion services to enhance efficiency, leveraging pre-salt expertise and integrating multiple product offerings and technologies.

“We are pleased to win this work and collaborate with Petrobras to provide a tailored application of Halliburton technology,” said Anouar Fraija, Vice President of Halliburton Brazil. “This contract is a testament to our ongoing commitment to safety, superior service quality, and helping operators maximize the value of their assets.”

Halliburton has an established track record in Brazil’s pre-salt fields, which host some of the most complex wells ever drilled and require a wide range of technologies and resources to achieve economic and operational success. Halliburton also maintains a technology center in Rio de Janeiro, which serves as a global center of expertise in deepwater innovation and training. The center’s capabilities allow Halliburton to translate offshore knowledge into new technologies that reduce uncertainty and enhance efficiency and reliability.

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Halliburton Receives Well Construction and Completion Services For Libra Development in Brazil

Halliburton Receives Well Construction and Completion Services for the Development of Libra in Brazil, The Contract Will Last for 2 Years and 6 Months

Halliburton Has Contracts in Multiple Areas in Recent Weeks

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Halliburton Receives Well Construction and Completion Services For Libra Development in Brazil

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