Shearwater GeoServices awarded projects equivalent to 8 vessel months in the Arabian Sea
Eni Oman BV in partnership with Oman Oil Company Exploration and Production has awarded Shearwater GeoServices a seismic survey in Block 52, offshore Oman.
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Eni Oman BV in partnership with Oman Oil Company Exploration and Production has awarded Shearwater GeoServices a seismic survey in Block 52, offshore Oman.
UTEC, a global surveying company in subsea services group Acteon, has been awarded a subcontract by McDermott International for a series of survey work scopes offshore eastern India.
Interested international oil companies with an Africa focus can view the high-end data set in CGG data rooms in anticipation of the country’s 2019 licensing round.
From the northernmost Delaware Basin to the Northwest Shelf.
United Oil & Gas Plc has announced that the fast track version of the recently acquired 3D seismic dataset over the Walton-Morant licence, offshore Jamaica, has been delivered by the operator, Tullow Jamaica Ltd.
The 145 square mile San Simon 3D survey, one of three ongoing surveys in the Delaware Basin, expands Fairfield Geotechnologies’ regional coverage in the Greater Delaware Basin to 4700 square miles.
Mosman Oil and Gas Limited the oil exploration, development and production company, has provided the following update in respect to the Stanley Drilling Project.
TGS announces expansion of its 2018 onshore seismic survey Dawson Phase II in Canada.
The 238 km2 survey was the second successful deployment of Fairfield Geotechnologies’ ZXPLR system.
Magseis ASA has announced that it has entered into a service agreement for an operation with its proprietary MASS nodes and MASS modular handling system including seismic data QC and navigation support for a project in North Europe.
SDX Energy Inc., the North Africa focused oil and gas company, has announced that a successful production test has been conducted at its SD-4X appraisal well at South Disouq, Egypt (SDX 55% working interest and operator).
The survey, located in water depths ranging from 2500 to 7250 ft., will employ two seismic source vessels and Fairfield Geotechnologies’ newest ocean bottom node technology, ZXPLR™.