Halliburton ganha dois contratos de perfuração da ENI

Halliburton Wins Two Drilling Contracts From ENI

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 31/12/2018 at 08:42

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Halliburton Will Mobilize Four to Six Rigs for Development Wells in the Coming Two Years in Iraq with Eni Iraq BV (Eni) to Provide Integrated Drilling Services at the Zubair Oil Field in Southern Iraq.

Halliburton Company (NYSE: HAL) announced on the 26th that it has signed two contracts with Eni Iraq BV (Eni) to provide integrated drilling services at Eni’s Zubair Oil Field in southern Iraq. Under the contracts, Halliburton will mobilize four to six rigs to drill development wells in the next two years.

“We are pleased to take on this work and the opportunity to collaborate with Eni to design solutions for the development of Zubair,” said Mahmoud El-Kady, Vice President for the Iraq Area at Halliburton. “We have provided a wide range of drilling services to Eni since 2011, and signing these contracts is a testament to our ongoing commitment to safety and superior service quality.”

Halliburton is one of the leading service companies in Iraq and is focused on safe and efficient operations, empowering its national workforce, and its commitment to technology and service quality.

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Halliburton Wins Two Drilling Contracts From ENI

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