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Directional drilling is a technology used in oil and gas exploration and production to drill wells in a specific direction. It is used to reach reservoirs that are not accessible from vertical wells, such as those located in deep water or in areas with complex geology. Directional drilling is also used to drill multiple wells from a single surface location, reducing the environmental impact of drilling operations. The technology involves the use of specialized tools and techniques to control the direction and angle of the wellbore.
Directional drilling is a key technology in the oil and gas industry, allowing for the efficient and cost-effective exploration and production of hydrocarbons. It is used to access difficult-to-reach reservoirs, reduce the environmental impact of drilling operations, and increase the efficiency of production operations.
Some of the major companies in the directional drilling market include Schlumberger, Halliburton, Baker Hughes, Weatherford International, and National Oilwell Varco. Show Less Read more