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Woodside catches Norwegian drift

WOODSIDE Petroleum has snapped up a software technology that most Norwegian operators are already using to collect well schematics in one centralised database to save time and money, becoming just the second Australian oiler after Oil Search to do so.

The software will be installed at Woodside in December and implementation will continue into the first few months of next year. Stavanger-based Completion Services, which announced Woodside had bought...

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