Halliburton introduce system to maximise reservoir contact in demanding well scenarios
Halliburton Company has introduced the FlexRite® Selective Access multilateral completion system to address more complex and demanding well scenarios
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Halliburton Company has introduced the FlexRite® Selective Access multilateral completion system to address more complex and demanding well scenarios
The company has reported that substantial drilling activity, averaging 53 000 wells per year through to 2030, will help elevate production of crude, condensate, natural gas and natural gas liquids (NGLs) to a high of 173 million boe/d by 2030, up 9% from 159 million boe/d in 2022.
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The contract covers the manufacture and installation of subsea production systems, flexible and rigid pipe, and umbilicals, as well as connection to the host facility.