The oil arm of Russia’s gas giant Gazprom will work together with Aramco on research and development including drilling technologies, pumping systems and non-metal pipes as well as employee training.
“Given the ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties, it is of paramount importance that major oil producers co-ordinate their activities to improve the stability of the global oil and gas market,” Alexander Dyukov, Gazprom Neft’s CEO, said in a statement. “An important component of such engagement concerns sharing cutting-edge technological solutions and working together to improve efficiency in oil production and refining.”
A day earlier, Dyukov hailed “the discovery of a major field in the Okhotsk Sea” which initial estimates suggested contains some 1.87 billion boe.
“A detailed assessment of these reserves will be prepared by mid-2018,” Gazprom Neft said in the earlier statement.
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