The technology provides operators with geological insights into horizontal wells up to 50 ft before penetration by the bit.

Rhino and Halliburton drilled two PEL85 Block 2914 wells entirely via local bases, advancing Namibia’s energy hub with training and a geoscience research centre.

Across each of these projects, Halliburton's Project Management service line will deliver performance-based integrated solutions to ensure safe, efficient, and effective execution.

The closed-loop drilling execution earned both companies the 2025 Digital Enabler of the Year Award and represents a step forward in automation in the region.

This solution orchestrates autonomous directional drilling with automated wellbore hydraulics and dynamic surface drilling rig equipment control.

The EcoStar eTRSV acts as a fail-safe that closes in case of well incidents at the surface to safeguard personnel and the environment.

This significantly expands Halliburton's drilling services footprint in the pre-salt and post-salt areas for both development and exploration wells.

Coterra and Halliburton recognize the importance of automation for consistency and control during fracture execution. The initial rollout of this service led to a 17% increase in stage efficiency.

This suite of services will enable Halliburton to collaborate more than ever with customers and improve well insights to enable increased production, help extend asset life, and reduce total cost of operations.

This latest innovation addresses the industry's challenge of excessive sand production with a low-viscosity resin system.