2006: Glenelg field (British North Sea), one of the very first Extended Reach Drilling wells (ERD) in a high pressure/high temperature environment.

2006: Glenelg field (British North Sea), one of the very first Extended Reach Drilling wells (ERD) in a high pressure/high temperature environment.

2006: Glenelg field (British North Sea), one of the very first Extended Reach Drilling wells (ERD) in a high pressure/high temperature environment.

2006: Glenelg field (British North Sea), one of the very first Extended Reach Drilling wells (ERD) in a high pressure/high temperature environment.

But, in May 2008, a new record for borehole length was set by Transocean’s extended-reach-drilling well, BD-04A, drilled for Maersk Oil in the Al Shaheen oil field in Qatar.

In May 2008, a new record for borehole length was established by the extended-reach drilling (ERD) well BD-04A, which was drilled by Transocean for Maersk Oil in the Al Shaheen Oil Field in Qatar.

However, in May 2008, a new record for borehole length was established by the extended-reach drilling (ERD) well BD-04A, which was drilled by Transocean for Maersk Oil in the Al Shaheen oil field in Qatar.

We are also taking part in several research programs jointly with oilfield services companies and start-ups specializing in Extended Reach Drilling (ERD).

For this epub, can I use one of my own, or is this mandated to be a Lulu ISBN?

Counsel to Trinidad Drilling Ltd. on its C$505-million acquisition of CanElson Drilling Inc.

Trinidad Drilling Ltd. on its C$505-million acquisition of CanElson Drilling Inc.

The new drilling technique, dubbed Feed Extended Drilling (FED), keeps the drill bit extended beyond the stabiliser posts, which were previously used to steady the drill against the rocks.

REACH and REACH implementation

This technique, called Feed Extended Drilling, keeps the drill’s bit extended out past two stabilizer posts that were originally used to steady the drill against Martian rocks.

The new technique, called Feed Extended Drilling (FED) keeps the drill's bit extended out past two stabilizer posts that were originally used to steady the drill against Martian rocks.