ABOUT COMPANY
There is only one company you need to know for all your business activities in Tunisia and neighboring countries.
We believe that business disciplines have different requirements, and in concentrating on what we excel at, we achieve higher results.
INTERNATIONAL DRILLING SERVICES has assessed and found to meet the requirements of ISO 9001:2008 by AFAQ AFNOR INTERNATIONAL for the provision of services in the oil sector.
INTERNATIONAL DRILLING SERVICES can provide you with high level of expertise in all oil related disciplines, ensures that “HASSLE”to you is minimised, leaving you free to concentrate your efforts on your core business, with the assurance that your service requirements are being performed professionally, safely and economically.
Our experience encompasses -IN DEPTH- knowledge of the North African market mainly the oil and gas fields, with key business contacts.
INTERNATIONAL DRILLING SERVICES is a well known company among the hydrocarbon industry in Tunisia and has established a good relationship with most of the operating and service companies such as, AL THANI PETROLEUM EMIRATES, B.G TUNISIA, C.F.T.P., C.T.F, C.T.K.C.P, ECUMED, ENI TUNISIA B.V., G.W.D.C, KUFPEC, MARETAP, O.M.V., , PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES, PERENCO, PETROFAC,SITEP, SODEPS, SOTRAPIL & TRAPSA, TPS etc, as well as with the Ministry of Industry & Energy, ETAP, A.N.P.E (Agency for Environment Protection), ANGED (Agency for Waste Management) and customs authority.
We extended our activities to enlarge environment protection and waste management. Since 2005 we are entitled by the Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development to collect, store, transport and treat any contaminated water, any sludge and any waste from drilling & production operations. (Copy of this authorization n° 11-2005 dated 10/11/05 is here enclosed).
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Saudi Arabia's Key Oil Pipeline Starts Exports
The pipeline has a total capacity of about seven million a day, with about five million typically earmarked for exports.
PTTEP Approves Bussabong Gas Project
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Chevron, ExxonMobil Agree Potential Crude Supply to Vietnam
State-owned PVN said its agreement with Chevron could also secure liquefied natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas for Vietnam.
Energy Groups Urge Trump to Reject Fuel Export Restrictions
AFPM announced that more than 30 U.S. business, energy, and manufacturing groups from around the country have issued a letter to U.S. President Donald Trump.
Brent Oil Up Over 3 Percent in Intraday Trading
Brent oil was up more than three percent in intraday trading on Monday.
TotalEnergies Targets 3 Percent Yearly Production Growth
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Iran Firm on Demands for Hormuz Reopening
Iran stuck to its seven-day proposal for reopening the crucial Strait of Hormuz, saying it won't soften its conditions, while President Donald Trump sent mixed signals about his willingness to reach a deal.
EU May Delay Methane Rules for a Year
The European Union opened the door to oil and gas importers getting an extra year to prepare for the bloc's methane reporting rules, in a bid to safeguard energy security amid disruptions caused by the Iran war.
Iraq Rushes Oil Offers amid High Shipping Costs
Iraq's state-owned marketing company is offering buyers last-minute crude cargoes, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter, as sky-high freight rates complicate the purchase of shipments from deep inside the Persian Gulf.
Oil Falls on Signs of Iran Progress
Crude declined on hopes for a US-Iran breakthrough, though tight physical supplies continue to support the market.
Trump Advisers Study Impact of Diesel Export Ban
President Donald Trump's economic advisers are analyzing the ramifications of a potential short-term ban on U.S. diesel exports, underscoring the seriousness of the administration's consideration of the idea.
Ukraine Says 2 Russian Refineries Ablaze after Strikes
Ukraine said it hit two more Russian oil refineries as the warring countries continue strikes against each other despite both sides earlier this week holding talks with the U.S., which wants targeting of energy assets to halt.
WhiteHawk Completes Acquisition of Appalachia, Haynesville Gas Assets
WhiteHawk completed acquisitions worth a total of $111.8 million including mineral and royalty natural gas assets in the Haynesville shale and the Appalachian Basin's Marcellus and Utica formations.
Spiritus Secures Preliminary Deals to Supply CO2 for EOR
Spiritus signed three letters of intent with oil and gas operators in the United States Gulf Coast, Midwest and Rockies to supply over three million metric tons of carbon dioxide per year for enhanced oil recovery.
TotalEnergies Backs Pouyanne to Remain Chair and CEO
TotalEnergies' board reaffirmed the French energy giant's governance structure and a growth strategy that sticks with oil and gas while expanding integrated power.
INPEX Pre-Empts JERA's Sale of Ichthys LNG Stake to MidOcean
INPEX raises its stake to over 68 percent.
Dutch to Ask EU to End Mandatory Gas Storage Targets
The Netherlands wants to scrap mandatory gas storage targets under a revamp of the European Union's energy supply security rules after spending nearly EUR 1 billion this year to fill the country's reserves.
Crude Gains on Tight Supply Signals
Oil rose as tight global supplies outweighed optimism over a potential US-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.