A successful technology showcase, jointly organised by Drilling Systems International (DSI)—a global subsidiary of Schoeller-Bleckmann Oilfield Equipment (SBO) specialising in advanced downhole circulation tools—and the Egyptian service company GESCO, highlighted the latest advancements in drilling technology aimed at improving the safety, efficiency, and performance of oil and gas drilling operations.
The event featured a comprehensive portfolio of innovative drilling tools and solutions designed to enable deeper, safer, and more reliable drilling while enhancing overall operational efficiency.
The showcase brought together senior representatives and technical specialists from EGPC, Apache, BP, Shell, Arcius, and several joint venture companies.
It provided an ideal platform for industry professionals to explore cutting-edge technologies, exchange technical expertise, and discuss practical applications that address the evolving challenges of modern drilling operations.
Throughout the event, participants engaged in constructive technical discussions focused on optimising drilling performance, improving operational reliability, and adopting innovative solutions to meet the industry’s growing demands.
The strong turnout, active engagement, and highly positive feedback from attendees underscored the sector’s increasing commitment to technological innovation.
The showcase concluded as a successful forum for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and the promotion of advanced drilling solutions that support the continued development of the oil and gas industry.
The event and the technologies showcased are fully aligned with the vision of the Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, reinforcing the sector’s commitment to adopting advanced technologies that enhance operational efficiency.
These innovative solutions are expected to reduce drilling time and overall well construction costs while accelerating first production by enabling wells to be brought on stream earlier, ultimately supporting Egypt’s strategic objectives of improving productivity, optimising resource development, and maximising value creation.
