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On this day in 1949, the first commercial fracturing job operation took place in Oklahoma, USA. Read the article to learn how we continue to maximize and optimize oil and gas production in tight gas and shale environments through intelligent fracturing, automation, and visualization of what can be done tomorrow. >> https://bit.ly/41Fj1h8

Advancing carbon capture in Australia >> https://bit.ly/4kQ0cPQ Momentum is building for large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) in Australia. InCapture and its joint venture partners, SK earthon Australia and Carbon CQ, are driving forward efforts to assess secure, long-term CO₂ storage offshore. To support this initiative, Halliburton has been awarded technical assessment work to evaluate storage potential within the 6,500 km² G-15-AP permit area. In addition, we’ve signed a collaboration agreement with the project partners to help advance the goal of launching a commercial-scale CCS project by the end of the decade. “We are collaborating with InCapture on this groundbreaking project, bringing together the combination of our experience and innovative approaches to help with this important initiative,” said Martin White, Senior Vice President, Asia Pacific, Halliburton.

Back-to-back records ↩️ An operator in the Middle East has set three back-to-back records for the deepest and longest wells, with the latest reaching 26,730 ft. This accomplishment demonstrates the consistency, efficiency, and precision of maximizing reservoir insights through the azimuthal gamma ray-enabled iCruise® X Plus intelligent rotary steerable system, powered by LOGIX™ automation. To enhance durability and drilling efficiency, the assembly incorporated a GeoTech® GT65RHs drill bit equipped with the latest Juggernaut® cutters, delivering: • 8½-in. section total footage: 19,167 ft • Lateral length: 15,442 ft • Temperatures up to: 316°F • Rate of penetration: 10% above plan Learn more about our customized drilling solutions >> https://lnkd.in/g8WxVq8r

Deliberate well design, continuous innovation, and collaboration is paving the way for the largest enhanced geothermal systems project. In a remote valley, Fervo Energy plans to design, construct, and operate the world's largest enhanced geothermal power facility to demonstrate that geothermal energy is a scalable and cost-effective solution ready for widespread deployment today. “We’re using a scientific approach to optimize well construction. Halliburton’s expertise in the chemistry of cement and drilling fluids and the physics of mechanical liner hangers has been a value additive to Fervo’s goals,” El-Sadi said. “Halliburton’s commitment to service quality is also a great fit for Fervo’s goals.” Explore the project >> https://bit.ly/3Djkjp1

Shining a spotlight on Ana Riquer, digital delivery lead 🔦 • Professional journey: With a master's in petroleum engineering and 15 years in the oil and gas industry, Ana has a wealth of experience. She started as an MWD/LWD field engineer and later joined Halliburton in 2017, contributing to technology validation and commercialization. In her current role, she focuses on deploying innovative applications for integrated remote operations. • Favorite project: Ana has been involved in various stages of digital automation throughout her career at Halliburton, including deploying the iCruise® intelligent rotary steerable system and advancing LOGIX™ automation and remote operations. • Passions beyond work: Ana cherishes time with her husband, son, and mischievous cat. She also enjoys volunteering, dancing, yoga, and exploring new cultures and cuisines. Want to learn more about the digital work Ana does every day? Ask a question in the comments below or visit https://lnkd.in/gdcx88SC

A decade of successful zonal isolation in Iraq >> https://bit.ly/41BmQ7j Operators in southern Iraq have battled against losses in challenging formations. Read the case study to discover how our solutions have delivered reliable barrier integrity in over 450 intermediate casing operations.

Expand the limits of well construction with nanotechnology high-performance water-based drilling fluids. Explore three recent case studies delivering big results ⬇️ • Oman: Helped facilitate a trouble-free liner run in an unstable, reactive formation >> https://bit.ly/43nF3Gt • Indonesia: In response to environmental regulations and a focus on cost efficiency, an operator wanted to transition to a high-performance water-based fluid for drilling >> https://bit.ly/43o5coK • Oman: Tasked with designing customized fluid that could tackle reactive claystone and adhere to stringent offshore environmental regulations with zero discharge >> https://bit.ly/43hEqOQ

From Argentina to Indonesia, we’re celebrating our engineers around the world 🗺️ Maicol Sanguino Oli va, senior field engineer, Argentina: Passionate about RSS technology and mentoring the next generation. When not in the field, he’s restoring his Mustang or hosting family asados. Jihan Camilia Nabila, project engineer, Indonesia: Embraces adaptability and continuous learning. Outside of work, she enjoys staying active with sports, spending time with her husband, and exploring new interests. Aaron Miller, principal R&D mechanical engineer, USA: Values real-world experience. When not engineering, he’s hiking 14,000-foot peaks, flying planes, or dreaming of space tourism. Mariana Gama de Melo, chemical engineer, Brazil: Dedicated to ensuring safety and efficiency offshore. She loves nature and cherishes quality time with her family. Help us celebrate #WorldEngineerDay by recognizing an engineer in the comment below 🔽

Meet William Ruhle, who began his journey at Halliburton 17 years ago as an associate technical professional in production enhancement. Today, he leads as the region manager for Asia Pacific, driving innovation and efficiency in fracture operations. The digital frac site? 👇 "Our new innovations connect people, processes, and equipment together. Our customers want instant updates through connectivity; they desire precision in service execution through automation. Today, we can execute frac jobs with automation and connectivity far superior to what many people thought was possible just a few years ago." What's ahead of the curve? 👇 "The frac industry has undergone a big step change with the introduction of electric equipment in recent years. Digitalization is set to unleash the next wave of capabilities in pressure pumping." Outside of work, William channels his passion for adventure through mountain biking. Whether tackling rugged trails or taking in the tranquility of nature, he finds both excitement and fulfillment in every ride. Learn how we integrate insights, automation, and intelligence to improve the performance and efficiency of fracture operations for our customers >>https://bit.ly/407Yy3Z

What do they have to say? With over 50 years of combined Halliburton experience, hear from a few of our employees around the world 👇 Nazmi Putra Mohd Nor, rotary steerable drilling supervisor • What inspires you: “The opportunity to help others grow and succeed. It’s incredibly rewarding to see people develop their skills, gain confidence, and achieve their personal and professional goals.” Sachin Chakote, global product manager • Lesson learned: “Embracing new opportunities and pushing boundaries has built my mental agility and diverse skill set, showing that growth happens outside our comfort zones.” Dalia Herrera-Avalos, geoscientist • What inspires you: “The opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to the industry while empowering others around me.” Joy A. Essien, principal technical professional • Best advice: “Be flexible, thirsty for knowledge, and open to new challenges that contribute to your growth.” Venkatesan Nagarajan, technical advisor • Lesson learned: "Adaptability has allowed me to thrive in different roles and bring a unique perspective to each position I've held at Halliburton." Help us congratulate these employees in the comments below!