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19 August 2026

SLB to revive shut-in wells across Shell’s Brunei offshore fields

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SLB to revive shut-in wells across Shell’s Brunei offshore fields

Energy technology company SLB has been awarded a contract by Shell’s subsidiary, Brunei Shell Petroleum (BSP), to support production restoration from shut-in wells across multiple offshore fields. The contract scope spans subsurface evaluation, well candidate selection, engineering, and offshore execution. Project management, intervention services, monitoring, metering, and marine logistics are integrated within a single coordinated …

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