Halliburton

Top 5 stories from July! 🗞️ 1. Announced 2024 Q2 earnings results 2. Introduced the Sensori™ fracture monitoring service 3. Hosted our flagship event showcasing breakthroughs in cloud, digital, and AI 4. Highlighted our subsurface expertise at the SPWLA Symposium 5. Unveiled our new facility in Emmen, Netherlands Don't miss our monthly wrap-up >> https://bit.ly/3WwMDK4

Colaboración reciente en Argentina 👏 Alongside an operator, we executed the first unconventional horizontal well in a remote location in the southern part of the country, characterized by high bottom hole temperatures and high fracturing gradients. This milestone was achieved through our installed capacity in the country, FightR® friction reducer portfolio, and the use of produced water. Discover stimulation chemicals >> https://bit.ly/43EPT9q

Ready to start your career? https://bit.ly/3Sg5aJ1 🎥 Sabiq Rahim went from learning the ropes as an intern and field engineer to supervising repair and maintenance at our headquarters in Houston, Texas. Dive into his story and the innovative tools that power 15+ rigs across North America.

Tune in for part ✌️ of the World Oil podcast series >> https://lnkd.in/gGfz3W8A for insights into the technical advancements of our Sensori™ service. This non-intrusive, continuous, and automated monitoring system optimizes fracturing operations by simplifying fracture monitoring, reducing costs, and providing real-time subsurface diagnostics.

Celebrating employee milestones 🎉 1. Shaaban Bakry, a location manager in Egypt, is acknowledged for 35 years of service. He fondly remembers his first day, and over time, days turned into weeks, years into decades, and with each step, he remains energized and excited. 2. Celeste Koon, the director of strategic marketing and brand in Houston, celebrates her 20-year anniversary. She advises, "Never be afraid to try something new." When she started as a field professional working on rigs, she had no idea what she was getting herself into. 3. Albaraa Tahlawi, an IEM maintenance planner, salutes his 5th year at the company. He emphasizes that every day brings new learning opportunities, and as a team, they overcome challenges together. Help us congratulate them in the comments!

Finding success on the over-mature fringes of organic shale plays >> https://bit.ly/3Vb2gY3 In the Marcellus Shale, Pennsylvania, an operator needed: 1. To assess production potential of mature asset for informed decision making 2. Timely solutions and recommendations Solution: Halliburton deployed the CoreVault® rock-fluid-pressure (RFP) system, integrated with additional petrophysical measurements, including the Xaminer® Magnetic Resonance (XMR™) service. This allowed for swift and economical sample acquisition, providing guidance on the future of this unconventional asset. Result: Conducted five CoreVault RFP runs, recovering 49 rotary sidewall cores. Provided NMR reservoir characterization to determine reservoir storage volume and reservoir fluids. Enhanced understanding of the reservoir quality and development risks involved.

Missed us at the recent Carbon Capture Technology Expo? Get an exclusive look at how we provide advanced technologies and solutions for capturing, utilizing, and storing carbon dioxide. A few solutions showcased: Summit ESP® horizontal pumping system RDT™ sampling system StrataXaminer™ imaging service Learn more about our low carbon solutions >> https://lnkd.in/gUnJ2tP4

A few #halliburton interns around the world 💫 📍Austin Mackie, production solutions intern, shares his experience from Scotland! His favorite experience was applying what he learned in the office, then going out to the yard and seeing the equipment operations firsthand. 📍Carolina Espeche, a drill bits intern in Argentina, says her biggest takeaway is the opportunity to learn Halliburton's processes and relate to different cultures as well. 📍Felipe Sanchez, cementing intern in Ecuador, says working in HSE and service quality has had a huge impact on his future career. "I have learned the importance of identifying risks early and implementing corrective actions to prevent accidents". #safetyfirst 📍Najima Trisnoh, lab intern, says hi from Brunei! As a chemistry major, Najima has been able to see how her academic background and skills could be applied in an industrial setting. She gained a thorough understanding of the crucial role of oil-based mud in drilling operations. Help us celebrate #nationalinternday in the comments below ⬇️

As #CCUS becomes a critical part of the decarbonization strategy, lessons learned from enhanced oil recovery (EOR) can help provide a path forward >> https://bit.ly/3Wl8Ydu In his main stage session at the Carbon Capture & Hydrogen Technology Expo, Steve Knabe, global director of Evaluation and Production for Halliburton Consulting explained the relationship between EOR and CCUS. “Expanded commercial use of CO2 for EOR in many oil-producing regions can help provide incentives to capture CO2,” said Knabe. “Moreover, using CO2 for EOR results in a high percentage of the CO2 remaining in the oil reservoir, effectively sequestering it over time. Once EOR is no longer economical in a field, the CO2 can be either used for other commercial purposes or sequestered permanently in the geological formation,” said Knabe. Explore Knabe's full presentation in the link above.

Halliburton Labs welcomes Adena Power to their collaborative environment for energy and climate ventures >> https://bit.ly/3LzLrQR 🔋 Adena Power develops energy storage solutions for behind-the-meter commercial, industrial, and utility markets that use U.S. raw materials and manufacturing. Their innovative sodium battery technology addresses critical needs for lower installed costs, flexible duration, and enhanced safety compared to traditional lithium-ion options.