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- Due to the Caspian Sea Shallowing KazMunayGas and LUKOIL Will Build a Canal
- Sakhalin-1 Contractor Wins $9.6 Million Lawsuit Against U.S. Firm Parker Drilling
- Gazprom Neft and Innopolis University to Create a Digital Platform for Subsurface Research
- LUKOIL Faces Logistics Challenge in Kazakhstan Project Due to Caspian Sea Shallowness
- California Wants to Simplify the Issuance of Oil Drilling Permits
- Chevron Completes Acquisition of Hess Following Court Victory Over Exxon
- Vaar Energi Discovers New Oil and Gas Field in the Norwegian Sea
- Gas Production in Uzbekistan Decreased by 3.1% in the First Half of the Year
- Division of TAGRAS Holding Breaks Its Own Record for Hydraulic Fracturing Volume with 310 Tons of Proppant Injected
- Italian Company Eni to Sponsor Gas Field Development in Indonesia
Oil&Gas Operators
Due to the Caspian Sea Shallowing KazMunayGas and LUKOIL Will Build a Canal
A “one-time” passage is necessary for the development of the Kalamkas-Sea and Khazar hydrocarbon fields. KazMunayGas and LUKOIL will build a canal in the Caspian Sea to develop the Kalamkas-Sea and Khazar fields. This will have to be done due to the drop in the Caspian Sea level. Thus, the …
Service Companies & Manufactures
Division of TAGRAS Holding Breaks Its Own Record for Hydraulic Fracturing Volume with 310 Tons of Proppant Injected
At Well No. 10000 of the Yuzhno-Balykskoye Field (Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug), owned by RN-Yuganskneftegaz, the TAGRAS-RS division of TAGRAS Holding carried out a high-volume hydraulic fracturing (HF) operation with the injection of 310 tons of proppant. A key factor in the success of the operation was the use of an …
