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Schlumberger has announced the release of its GROVE IST integrated seat technology ball valve.
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Shell Talks on Possible Role in Iran’s Oil Industry
Iranian oil ministry is preparing to hold a tender for the development of Azadegan oil field over the current year.
Read More »$5 Billion in Oil. Gas Recovery Projects Planned for 2 Years in Iran
Tehran has signed a raft of agreements with the likes of Eni. Shell. Schlumberger. Lukoil. Wintershall and OMV to study and potentially develop its massive oil and gas deposits.
Read More »NISOC Set to Finalize First IPC-Based Deal by March
NISOC'.s contractual model conforms to the outlines of IPC. such as terms of 20-25 years and higher rewards for riskier projects. but differs in specifics.
Read More »Halliburton. Schlumberger Eyeing Venezuela Ramp-Up
Halliburton said last year that it began scaling back operations in Venezuela as a result of delayed payments.
Read More »Schlumberger to Help IOG with Southern North Sea Development Plans
The letter of intent covers the Blythe Hub and Vulcan Satellites Hub developments in the southern North Sea.
Read More »Schlumberger Announces New Digital Well Construction Planning Solution
The DrillPlan solution will be available in North America land operations in fourth-quarter 2017.
Read More »South Pars Oil Talks with Maersk Underway
NIOC plans to employ enhanced oil recovery methods to boost the extraction rate in fields by 35%.
Read More »Moscow Says Schlumberger Russian Oil Services Deal Held Up by U.S Sanctions
In 2015. Schlumberger agreed to buy 45.65 percent of EDC for $1.7 billion. but the deal fell through after the Russian anti-monopoly repeatedly postponed its approval.
Read More »Russian Watchdog Says Schlumberger-Eurasia Drilling Deal ‘Has Big Problems’
In 2015 Schlumberger agreed to buy 45.65% of EDC for $1.7 billion but the deal fell through after FAS repeatedly postponed its approval.
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