Upstream

Petrobras, alongside its partners in the Libra Consortium, is committing approximately $450 million to what is described as the world’s most extensive seismic monitoring...

Spain’s Repsol is preparing to re-enter Venezuela following the signing of a new agreement with the Venezuelan government, outlining plans to significantly expand oil...

Petrobras has moved forward with the final investment decision (FID) for the SEAP I project in the Sergipe-Alagoas Basin, reinforcing the broader rollout of...

A study carried out by experts from Imperial College on behalf of the Norwegian Offshore Directorate has highlighted substantial untapped potential for increasing production...

TotalEnergies has confirmed a fresh hydrocarbon find offshore the Republic of Congo, with the Moho license discovery marking a significant development as the country...

Reducing the time between discovery and production is a primary goal for upstream operators. Leveraging surplus tubular supply offers a strategic advantage by cutting procurement lead times, allowing for a more rapid deployment of drilling assets and a significantly faster path to first oil.

Maintaining a continuous drilling operation is essential for the economic success of any oil and gas project. Streamlined tubular supply reduces drilling delays by optimizing the flow of casing and tubing, ensuring that materials arrive at the wellsite exactly when needed, and minimizing the risks associated with supply chain disruptions and procurement bottlenecks.