U.S.-headquartered oilfield services player Halliburton has been hired on an assignment to assist in developing a giant deepwater oil project in Block 58 off the coast of Suriname, which is operated by France’s energy giant TotalEnergies.
Halliburton has won what it describes as major integrated well construction contracts for the TotalEnergies-operated GranMorgu deepwater development offshore Suriname, covering drilling and completions services for a long-term program.
The U.S. firm will deploy a fully integrated, digital and automation execution model that unites planning, engineering, and operations to improve performance, accelerate learning, and reduce total cost of ownership throughout well construction.
The company will apply integrated digital workflows, real-time data, and remote operations control for drilling and completions to improve well placement accuracy and delivery assurance to connect surface operations with subsurface execution to enhance recovery while lowering total cost of ownership for TotalEnergies.Franco Delano, Vice President of Caribbean at Halliburton, commented: “This award reflects the value of integrated execution, collaboration, and digital technology in complex deepwater developments