Shell fecha com Halliburton para serviços de perfuração na Bacia de Campos e Santos

Shell Signs Deal With Halliburton for Drilling Services in Campos and Santos Basins

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/04/2019 at 10:08

Updated on 17/04/2019 at 10:51

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The Oil Company Shell Signed an Integrated Services Contract with Halliburton, for the Development of Post-Salt and Exploration of Pre-Salt in the Campos and Santos Basins in Brazil.

Under the contract, which includes a three-year term with a two-year extension, Halliburton will provide drilling services to increase efficiency by integrating various offerings and product technologies, the oilfield service provider said on Wednesday.

“Our integrated services model is designed to help accelerate the development of new fields, reduce drilling and completion costs, and increase recovery through the use of our innovative technologies and basin insights,” said Anouar Fraija, Vice President of Halliburton Brazil.

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Shell Signs Deal With Halliburton for Drilling Services in Campos and Santos Basins

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