Actually, what is the difference between oilfield service companies (such as Schlumberger and Halliburton) and drilling contractors (Maersk Drilling and Transocean)?
Here are some information I obtained from the pervious versions of this thread:
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Oilfield Service Company is a company which provide services / support to the petroleum exploration and production industry but do not typically produce petroleum themselves. The servicing companies specializes in providing upstream services to the clients such as
1. Seismic & geophysics
2. Reservoir engineering, simulation & consultation
3. Drilling & measurement
4. Wireline & well testing
5. Completion
6. Production
7. Well intervention
Drilling contractor is the company that owns and operates a drilling rig.
1. Seismic & geophysics
2. Reservoir engineering, simulation & consultation
3. Drilling & measurement
4. Wireline & well testing
5. Completion
6. Production
7. Well intervention
Drilling contractor is the company that owns and operates a drilling rig.
If I am not mistaken, drilling contractors are able to perform well intervention. If that is the case, there is some overlapping between oilfield service companies and drilling contractors.
Is it correct to say that drilling contractors are a subset of oilfield service companies? In other words, all drilling contractors can be considered as oilfield service companies. However, not all oilfield service companies are drilling contractors.
Thank you very much to those experts who can shed some light on this confusion.
This post has been edited by alvinkhorfire: Oct 4 2015, 12:34 PM
Oct 4 2015, 12:33 PM
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