Schlumberger Ltd., already the largest oilfield services contractor in the world, could take on more natural gas shale drilling once its acquisition of Smith International Inc. is completed, the CEO said last week.
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Schlumberger Eyes More Shale Gas Drilling in Smith Deal
Schlumberger Ltd., already the largest oilfield services contractor in the world, could take on more natural gas shale drilling once its acquisition of Smith International Inc. is completed, the CEO said Monday.
Schlumberger Eyes More Shale Gas Drilling in Smith Deal
Schlumberger Ltd., already the largest oilfield services contractor in the world, could take on more natural gas shale drilling once its acquisition of Smith International Inc. is completed, the CEO said Monday.
Patterson-UTI Sees ‘Renewal of Optimism’ for Onshore Drilling
North American onshore drilling contractor Patterson-UTI Energy Inc. (PTEN) has seen an uptick “in all segments” but steep declines in hydraulic fracturing and cementing services in North American operations, coupled with reduced pricing for services, sent BJ Services Co. earnings into a spiral in fiscal 1Q2010.
Patterson-UTI Sees ‘Renewal of Optimism’ in Onshore Drilling Market
North American onshore drilling contractor Patterson-UTI Energy Inc. (PTEN) has seen an uptick “in all segments” but it’s particularly strong in the Marcellus, Haynesville and Bakken shale plays, the company’s management team said Thursday.
Patterson-UTI Sees ‘Renewal of Optimism’ in Onshore Drilling Market
North American onshore drilling contractor Patterson-UTI Energy Inc. (PTEN) has seen an uptick “in all segments” but it’s particularly strong in the Marcellus, Haynesville and Bakken shale plays, the company’s management team said Thursday.
Canadian Well Costs Down as Production Falls
Costs of new Canadian natural gas wells are dropping and the improved efficiency is slowing down deterioration of supply activity, a field contractor group says.
Potential Conflict of Interest Cited in Oregon LNG, Pipe Projects
FERC said it is concerned about a potential conflict of interest by an environmental contractor that is working on both a proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Oregon and an interstate gas pipeline project in that state.
Transportation Notes
MRT lifted Monday the System Protection Warning that it had implemented Saturday.
UGI Says PA Gas Explosion Caused by ‘Human Error’
A contractor working on a natural gas meter in an Allentown, PA, home on Saturday apparently removed the wrong fitting, which allowed gas to escape and lead to an explosion that leveled three homes and damaged a fourth, according to UGI Utilities. No one was seriously injured, according to authorities.