Russian service sector: technology's role in keeping oil production above 10 million b/d
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
- Methodology
- Industry background
- 1) Increasing horizontal drilling
- 2) Doubling hydraulic fracturing operations
- 3) Replacing and modernising old drilling rigs
- 4) Moving towards heavier rigs for deeper horizons
- 5) Improving completion at the Bazhenov formation
- Russian service companies need to focus on continuous improvement
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Service sector key events since 2014
- Evolution of service costs
- Evolution of horizontal drilling in Russia since 2012
- Development drilling outlook until 2035
- Fracturing operations outlook until 2035
- Russian rig park by age (2016)
- Rig providers in Russia (2016)
- Drilling rig replacement until 2035
- Demand for drilling rigs until 2035
- Bazhenov production forecast
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