Petroleum Consortium

CO M P AN Y P RO F I L E CO M P E T E N CE & E XP E RI E N CE RO M AN I AN D RI L L I N G CO M P AN I E S CO N S O RT I U M

Scope of Consortium Agreement Scope of Consortium Agreement is participation at development and production contracts in petroleum industry on Iraq territory, based on contracts/agreements with Ministry of Oil – Iraq Government. The activity of RDCC shall be targeted to three approach modes: a) Investment projects for finding Petroleum resources and optimal development of Petroleum Operations; b) Participation with competitive offers at bid invitations organized by Ministry of Oil – Iraq Government; c) Participation as subcontractor of another international company or group of companies which have a contract awarded for a Petroleum field in Iraq. If is going to be the case, the Leader of Consortium will negotiate the contractual conditions. The contractual conditions will be discussed prior with all members of consortium interested in the inquiry received from another international company or group of companies which have a contract awarded for a Petroleum field in Iraq.

Romanian Drilling Companies Consortium

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Services offered by R.D.C.C. Consortium By its members, the Consortium is able to provide or arrange to provide services and technologies for conducting Petroleum Operations with the intention to achieve an optimal development of the Petroleum resources within the Contract Area. RDCC scope of works will consist of: • Topographical, hydrological and geotechnical surveys; • Conduct of detailed geological and reservoir engineering studies, including three dimensional (3-D) simulation; • Conduct of seismic surveys, including processing and interpretation thereof; • Conduct of detailed laboratory and reservoir engineering studies to evaluate most suitable development approaches for the reservoirs programmed to come into production within the Final Development Plan; and conduct of engineering and related surface facilities and flow assurance studies. • Studies and projects on well drilling to 4500 m depths both on-shore and offshore; • Drilling and production sites organization • Providing all funding, machinery, equipment, technology, personnel and services necessary for Petroleum Operations; • Drilling wells with the aim of appraising, developing and producing reservoirs defined as discovered reservoirs; • Drilling exploration wells or deepening other wells with the aim of discovering undiscovered potential reservoirs • Well management activities; • Recovery of existing crude & gas reservoirs; • Petroleum and natural gas pipeline and associated facilities; • Technical consultancy, assistance and training, research and development. • Employing local teams or companies to help Petroleum Operations; • Preparation the Preliminary Development Plan and preparation of Final development Plan; • Achieving the Plateau Production Targets according to the contract provisions; • Annually assess the maximum reserves and resources of Petroleum in the contract area; • Incurring all costs and expenses required for carrying out of Petroleum Operations in accordance with approved Development Plans, Work Programs and Budgets in order to achieve the productions targets; • Fulfilling all financial obligations of Contractor and enjoining all rights and benefits, in accordance with the provisions of contracts; • Rehabilitation and modernization of existing Petroleum fields; • Workover operations; • Overhaul of oil fields and production tests • Maintenance services;


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I. ROMANIAN DRILLING COMPANIES CONSORTIUM The founding companies that started the RDCC consortium are:

A. - Trading companies:  S.C. BLACK SEA POWER GENERATING FZCO, being a Member of Black Sea Group and having its registered office at Jebel Ali Free Zone - Dubai, U.A.E., License no.40146 Government of Dubai, phone no.: +971-42.727.806, fax no.: +971-42.728.553, e-mail: [email protected], represented by Mr. Mohanid Ahmed Mohsin - Manager;  S.C. BLACK SEA TECHNOCHIM CO. S.R.L. – representative of the “Black Sea Power Generating FZCO” in Romania, having its head office in Romania, Bucharest, sector 4, 1st Bibescu Voda St., Bl. P4, 5th Ap., Zip Code: 040151, phone no.: (40)21.337.39.51, fax no.: (40)-21.336.61.12, e-mail: [email protected], registered at Register of Commerce under no. J40/18522/1994, Unic Code of Registration no. RO6286263, represented by Mr. Makki Al Jaseem - General Manager;  Sun Orbit for General Trading Co, having its head office in Baghdad-IRAQ, registered at Commercial Register no. 13116/2004 is responsible for developing the activity of our group in Iraq, and is represented by Mr. Osama Hussein. Email: [email protected]

B. - Research, engineering and design companies:  S.C. PETROSTAR S.A., the Research, Consultancy, Engineering and Design Institute for the oil and gas production industry, having the head office in Romania, Ploiesti, 37, Bucuresti Bd., Zip Code: 100520, P.O.Box 13-54, phone no.: (40)244.513.777/244.575.963, fax no.:(40)-244.575.412, e-mail: [email protected], registered at Register of Commerce under no. J29/166/19.03.1991, Fiscal Code no. RO1360296, represented by Mr. Constantin Iliescu – General Manager;

C. –Service & Manufacturing Companies  S.C. PROSPECTIUNI S.A., having the head office in Romania, Bucharest, 1st Caransebes Street, phone no.: (40)-21.319.66.08, fax no.:(40)-21.319.66.56, e-mail: [email protected] registered at Register of Commerce under no. J40/4072/1991, Unic Code of Registration no. RO1552801 represented by a Mr. Gehring Schultz - General Manager;  S.C. UPET S.A. having the head office in Romania, Targoviste, 14th, Arsenalului Street, phone no.: (40)-245 614660, e-mail: [email protected] registered at Register of Commerce under no. J15/320/1991, Unic Code of Registration no. RO908332, represented by a Mr. Serghei Ovcinikov - General Manager;  S.C. DOSCO PETROSERVICES ROMANIA, having the head office in Romania, 49 Dr. Felix Street, Zip Code 011033, phone no.(40)-21.317 47 57, fax no.: (40)Romanian Drilling Companies Consortium

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21.317.47.58, e-mail: [email protected], registered at Register of Commerce under no. J40/8236/1997, Unic Code of Registration no. RO9864418, represented by Mr. Nicolae Mititica – General Manager;  S.C. CONFIND S.R.L., having the head office in Romania, Campina, 2, Progresului Street, Zip Code: 105600, phone no.: (40)-244.334.116, fax no.: (40)-244.333.160, 244.374.719, e-mail: [email protected], registered at Register of Commerce under no. J29/607/1991, Unic Code of Registration no. RO1324099, represented by Mr. Ioan Simion – President;

D. - Drilling companies:  S.C. HIDRAULIC S.A., having the head office in Romania, Moinesti 10, Tristan Tzara Street, phone/fax no.: (40)-234.367.730, fax no.: (40)-244.523.758, e-mail: [email protected], represented by Mr. Radu Apostu – President&CEO;  S.C.FORAJ SONDE S.A PLOIESTI., having its headquarter in Romania, Ploiesti, 111, Infratirii Street, Phone: +040-244-262541, Fax: +040-244-262541, E-mail [email protected] , represented by Mr. Fratila Vasile – General Manager  DIRECTIONAL DRILLING SERVICES SRL ., having its headquarter in Romania, Ploiesti, 44A, Rudului Street, Phone: +040-244-519659, Fax: +040-244-513761, Email [email protected] ,registered in the Trade Register under the number J29/1566/2005, Fiscal Code: RO 17797999 represented by Mr. Ladislau Mezei – Deputy Manager

E. – Training, consultancy, research & development:  PETROLEUM–GAS UNIVERSITY of Ploiesti, having the head office in Romania, Ploiesti, 39, Bucuresti Bd., Zip Code: 100680, phone no.: (40)-244.575.292, 244.575.436, fax no.: (40)-244.575.847, e-mail: [email protected], represented by Mr. Prof. Dr. Eng. Vlad Ulmanu – Rector and President of the Senate.  ROMANIAN ASSOCIATION OF DRILLING CONTRACTORS (ACFR) having its headquarter in Romania, Bucharest, 44, Mircea Voda Street, Phone/Fax: +040-21 318 78 17, +40-21-320-78-28, E-mail [email protected], represented by Mr. Dan Vasilescu – Executive Vice President.


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S.C. BLACK SEA POWER GENERATING FZCO Trading company

Black Sea Power Generating FZCO (BSP) will be the Leader of the Consortium and will coordinate common activities of the members as follows:  BSP will be the general contractor and will perform project management;  BSP will be informed immediately and regularly by the other members about any problems of common interest, about the stage of the work of each member and about any problem that can affect the normal and correct accomplishment of the international contracts;

 BSP will prepare and transmit the common offer for the tender based on his own prices and according to the offers of the other members. The business correspondence and the offers will be sent using the Leader’s header.  In order to be in permanent contact with the general contractors and clients during the tender and accomplishment of the contracts, the Leader will ensure a local office in the buyer’s country. Moreover, the Leader is authorized by the Consortium to choose “counselors” and “agents” according to the legislation in force in the buyer’s country and the instructions of the general contractor. If the Tender Book imposes, the Leader may request the setting up of a mix association with local companies specialized in accomplishing works in the field.  The costs for prospecting the market, gathering data, acquisition of the Tender Books, the local transport of the Romanian specialists will be supported by the Leader; the costs for accommodation, wages and international transport of the specialists to the area will be supported by the member whom the specialists belong to.  If the Consortium wins in the tender, the Leader as a “contractor” will sign the contract. The Leader will subcontract the members involved in the awarded contract.  Each member of the Consortium, which participates in the tender, will appoint a Project Manager. The Project Managers of the members will be in permanent contact with the Project Director of the Leader during the tender and the accomplishment of the contract, as the case may be. They will inform permanently the person who leads the Consortium activity.  The Leader fills and sends the invoices to the clients; Romanian Drilling Companies Consortium

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S.C. BLACK SEA TECHNOCHIM CO SRL Trading company

BST is engineering branch of Black Sea Group and as a member of the RDCC is performing engineering and design activities:  Analysis of technical specifications of the tenders;  Coordination with other members of Consortium for selecting the needed drilling equipment;  Solving of power supply on petroleum fields;  Design for pumping stations and pipes;  Maintenance manuals and spare parts procurement.


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Sun Orbit for General Trading Co This is trading and coordinating company of activities in Iraq.


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PETROSTAR SA Research, engineering and design

PETROSTAR S.A. of Ploiesti-Romania is a company of research, consultancy, engineering and design for the oil and gas production industry. The company was established in 1949 as Romania Ministry of Petroleum's uniq design institute; ever since, it has been incorporating with the time all engineering activities related to reservoir engineering, exploration and production. Until early nineties, PETROSTAR remained the sole consultant for hydrocarbon production within Romanian industry. Since 1991 the company has been re-organized as a joint-stock company with privately owned share-assets. With four hundred engineers and other specialists, PETROSTAR is nowadays the largest Romanian engineering company in exploration and production. Whether for gas, oil, water, products or slurries, over 30,000 projects completed so far demonstrate our success in our company's 50-year history. Given our holistic approach of work philosophy we permanently keep the pace with advanced real-time issues on the today market while providing our clients with the due preliminary design through feasibility studies considering statutory framework and potential financing in addition to engineering common design featuring our basic scope of work. Moreover, other specialty disciplines such as law, ecology and economics are also covered in our employed manpower comprehensive knowledge so that Petrostar's multidiscipline resources ensure that our clients are ofered solutions to complex and/or critical tasks.               

Offered Services Well Drilling Flowlines and Field Manifolds Onshore and Offshore Process Plants Flowstations Crude Oil, LPG, and Water Pumping Stations Gas Compressor Stations Gas Treatment Plants C2+ and C3+ Recovery Plants Crude Oil Treatment Plants Industrial and Potable Water Supply Waste Water Treatment Plants Tank Farms for Crude Oil and Oil Products Railroad, Road, and Marine Loading/Offloading Facilities Gas and Crude Oil Pipelines Gas Distribution Systems


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Automation, Metering and SCADA Systems HVAC Systems Power Supply and Distribution Systems Civil Works Roads and Bridges Corrosion Protection LPG Gas Stations

REFERENCES Job Type WELL DRILLING

FLOWSTATION

CRUDE OIL TREATMENT

Description - Client  No. 31 Valcanesti Well PETROM S.A.  No. 252 Colibasi Well PETROM S.A.  No. 2 Ozana Well ROMGAZ S.A.  No. 3 Sighisoara Well ROMGAZ S.A.  No. 12 Roman Well ROMGAZ S.A.  No. 555 Bucsani Well PETROM S.A.  No. 2652 Cobia South Well PETROM S.A.  No. 914 Ghercesti Well ROMGAZ S.A.  No. 15 Bilciuresti Well ROMGAZ S.A.  Tolkan - KAzakhstan Structure Directional Drilling Well ASCOM MOLDAVIA  No. 904 Frasin Well ROMGAZ S.A.  No. 1 Brad Well ROMGAZ S.A.  No. 481 Dragaiesti Well PETROM S.A.  No. 2 Chiberu Well ROMGAZ S.A.  No. 899 Bustuchini Well PETROM S.A.  No. 22 Halangesti Well ROMGAZ S.A.  No. 100 Starmini Well PETROM S.A.  No. 3 Traian Well ROMGAZ S.A.  Well No. 1 Livezeni SNGN Romgaz Medias â€“ Tg. Mures branch  Well No. 2 and 3 Berbiceni SNGN Romgaz Medias â€“ Medias branch  No. 2 and 3 Berbiceni SNGN Romgaz Medias – Medias branch  Well No. 901 bis Frasin SNGN Romgaz Medias – Medias branch  Well No. 1 Barda Rash Ex Komet Group S.A. – Erebil Kurdistan  IRRI Flowstation NAOC - Nigeria  Revamping 714 Zemes Flowstation PETROM S.A.  Revamping Independenta Flowstation PETROM S.A.  Revamping Tasbuga Flowstation PETROM S.A.  Revamping No. 10 Suplacu de Barcau Flowstation PETROM S.A.  Revamping No. 1 Colibasi Flowstation PETROM S.A.  Revamping No. 25 Tazlau Flowstation PETROM S.A.  Revamping No. 9 Pietrosu Flowstation PETROM S.A.  Revamping No. 3 Dofteana Flowstation PETROM S.A.  Revamping No. 354 Tazlau Flowstation PETROM S.A.  Revamping No. 18 & 21 Ticleni Flowstation PETROM S.A. Tasbulat - Kazakhstan Dome Crude Oil Separation and Treatment Plant PETROM 401 Zemes Crude Treatment Plant PETROM S.A


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GAS CONDITIONING

C2+ RECOVERY PLANT

GAS COMPRESSORS

MAIN PIPELINES

LPG PLANT

FLOOD PLANT

OFFSHORE

JETTY STORAGE

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OBIAFU - OBRIKOM - Nigeria Gas Process Plant SAIPEM - Italy Turnu Gas Decarbonization Plant PETROM S.A. Carani Gas Dessicator Plant PETROM S.A. Rehabilitation of Abramut Gas Desiccation Plants PETROM S.A. Revamping of Abramut C3+ Cut Separation Plant PETROM S.A. Icoana Gas Dessicator PETROM S.A. Gas Dehydration Units SNGN Romgaz Medias Mihaiesti Gas Dessicator PETROM S.A. Gas & Condensate (UKPG) Treatment Plant in Tolkan - Borankol Kazakhstan PETROM S.A.  Varteju Gas Dessicator PETROM S.A.  Turburea Expansion Cryogenic C2+ Cut Gas Separation Plant PETROM S.A.  Calacea-Timisoara Adsorbtion C3+ Cut Gas Separation Plant PETROM S.A.  Midia Absorbtion C3+ Cut Gas Separation Plant PETROM S.A.  Pitesti Expansion Cryogenic C2+ Cut Gas Separation Plant PETROM S.A.  Urziceni Compressor Station PETROM S.A.  Revamping of Ticmandru Gas Compressor Station PETROM S.A.  Revamping of existing Butimanu Compressor Station PETROM S.A.  Tutana Gas-lift Compressor station PETROM S.A.  Tutana Compressor station PETROM S.A.  Butimanu Gas Compressor Station & Storage Facilities EXPROGAZ S.A.  Bustuchini Low Pressure Compressor Station PETROM S.A.  National Crude Transportation Pipeline System Rehabilitation CONPET S.A.  Turcinesti - Motru Gas Pipeline TRANSGAZ S.A.  Oltenita city Gas Supply Pipeline TRANSGAZ S.A.  OKPAI Gas Supply Pipeline ALCON NIGERIA  Borankol - Opornaia Kazakhstan Gas & Condensate Transmission Pipeline TOLKANNEFTEGAZ - KAZAKHSTAN  Rehabilitation of Iancu Jianu - Pitesti Gas Pipeline PETROM S.A.  Tolkan - Borankol Gas Transmission Pipeline TOLKANNEFTEGAZ KAZAKHSTAN  LPG Semi-movable Motor System CONFIND S.A.  Revamping of LPG Iasi Packaging Station PETROM S.A.  Turburea LPG Plant - Industrial & Household Consumption PETROM S.A.  Revamping of No. 1 Toager Water Flood Plant PETROM S.A.  Nineasa Waste Flood Plant PETROM S.A.  Independenta Effluent Flood Plant PETROM S.A.  Lebada East Upper Cretacic Reservoir Recovery PETROM S.A.  Albian Lebada Crude&Gas Dome Recovery PETROM S.A.  Eocene Lebada Gas Dome Recovery PETROM S.A.  Pescarus Crude Reservoir Recovery PETROM S.A.  Sinoe Crude Reservoir Recovery PETROM S.A.  Crude Gas&Injection Water under Sea Pipelines PETROM S.A. No. 69, 70, 71, 72 Jetties Constanta OIL TERMINAL  Tulcea Oilfield Product Terminal PETROM S.A.  Vulcanesti-Craiova Oilfield Product Tank Farm PETROM S.A.  Filiasi Oilfield Product Tank Farm PETROM S.A.  Revamping of Bistrita Oilfield Product Tank Farm PETROM S.A.


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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT

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RESEARCH

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Revamping of Barlad Oilfield Product Tank Farm PETROM S.A. - PECO Revamping of Vaslui Oilfield Product Tank Farm PETROM S.A. - PECO Revamping of Botosani Oilfield Product Tank Farm PETROM S.A. - PECO Accommodation & Revamping of Midia Oilfield Terminal PETROM S.A. Opornaia-Kazakhstan Crude Unloading Landing Platform & Crude Tankage PETROM S.A. IIRMGIP Poiana Campina Industrial Bay PETROUTILAJ IUPR Teleajen Steel Foundry Industrial Halls UZTEL PLOIESTI Moinesti Oilfield Equipment and Spare Part Repairing Works PETROM S.A. IUPR Teleajen Industrial Halls UZTEL PLOIESTI Oilfield Industry Groups at Berca, Targu Carbunesti, Icoana, Marghita, Gaiesti, Videle, Viforata, Ticleni PETROM S.A. Butimanu M1, M2 Compressor Stations ROMGAZ S.A. Borankol Kazakhstan Gas UKPG Plant , Process Area, Foundation Equipment, Tanks KAZAKHSTAN Bordei Verde East Environmental Survey PETROM S.A. Plopu Oprisenesti Environmental Survey PETROM S.A. Odaieni ?Caldarusa Environmental Survey PETROM S.A. Socu II-nd Level Environmental Survey PETROM S.A. 0,I and II Level Filiu & Bertesti Environmental Survey PETROM S.A. Impact Study on Botosani Oilfield Product Tank Farm Revamping PETROM S.A. Phare Project ? Shallow Well Drilling for Monitoring and Recovery of Water Table Oilfield Waste ATE Geoclean - FRANCE Moinesti Subsidiary II-nd Level Environmental Survey PETROM S.A. Observation Wells across Buzau Industrial Area Buzau Townhall Olt County I-st and II-nd Level Environmental Survey PETROM S.A. Pitesti Well I-st Level Environmental Survey PETROM S.A. Fuel Storage Monitoring Well Drilling S.C. NEPTUN S.A. CAMPINA Bucharest West Monitoring Well Drilling S.C. PETROTRANS S.A. Gas Exhaust out of B Area Drilling Oil&Gas University of Ploiesti Effluent Treatment Crude/Water Separation Hydrocyclone System Ministry of Research&Engineering Optimization of Compressor Station Operation and of Gas Movement across Targu Jiu area for now and the next years in order to cut down operating costs Ministry of Research&Engineering 45 Degree Slant Drilling Engineering by means of special update drilling rigs, beginning since the surface for smaller than 2,00 m depth wells Ministry of Research&Engineering Research on decreasing environmental pollution caused by the sludge produced on cleaning crude contaminated tanks, sands and soils Ministry of Research&Engineering Product Batch Gel Separation System on pipeline subsequent transportation Ministry of Research&Engineering Research on the Development of a New Expert Risk Assessment System in order to evaluate slope/mountainside sliding risks and prevention steps to take Ministry of Research&Engineering Study and Experimental Model to determine pressure losses across a transportation pipeline Ministry of Research&Engineering Research on Hydrocarbon Type Impact on Crude Viscosity Ministry of


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WATER SUPPLY

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Research&Engineering Research on Magnetic Field Impact on Crude-Water Emulsion Ministry of Research&Engineering Study concerning Solid Particle Separation out of Fluids by means of nonconventional methods Ministry of Research&Engineering Lab Research to develop abrasive cut separation technology Ministry of Research&Engineering Research concerning the possible causes of vibrations within oil and gas systems Ministry of Research&Engineering Development of well drilling sub-branch level strategy Ministry of Research&Engineering Research to establish availabilities to get certain types of gels Ministry of Research&Engineering Influence of specific pollutants on ecosystem elements Ministry of Research&Engineering Development and experimenting some methods of vibration investigation and analysis Ministry of Research&Engineering Land Consolidation across No.39 Sascioara Well ROMGAZ S.A. Geotechnical Research across Carbunesti Harsa Area PETROM S.A. Geotechnical Studies required in locating radar systems I.N.M.H. Geotechnical Study for Tulcea Oil Field Product Terminal PETROM S.A. Butimanu Compressor Statical Geotechnical Study ROMGAZ S.A. Geotechnical Study for Urziceni Flowstation Extension ROMGAZ S.A. Afumati - Oltenita Gas Pipeline Geotechnical Study TRANSGAZ S.A. MEDIAS Geotechnical Study for rigs operating across Tolkan-Borankol Oil Fields ASCOM - MOLDA Paulesti Water Pit Drilling Paulesti Townhall Piscu Stejari Water Pit Drilling ROMGAZ S.A. Optimization of Scorteni Water Supply Scorteni Townhall Ciolpani Water Pit Drillling Ciolpani Townhall Perla Harghitei Water Pit Drilling S.C. PERLA HARGHITEI S.A. Tusnad Water Pit Drilling S.C. PERLA HARGHITEI S.A. Rotari Water Pit Drilling Ceptura Townhall Pleasa Water Pit Drilling S.C. ALEXANDRION


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RESOURCES Department High management

Total Personnel

Engineers

3

3

30

25

I.T.

6

3

Cost control

6

1

Offshore/Process

Cathodic protection Drilling

9

3

22

12

Mechanic/Piping

6

3

Onshore process

31

21

Electrical

13

8

Civil

12

7

Topo

25

7

HVAC/Utilities

7

5

Financial

6

3

Accountants

3

2

Contracting Administrative Quality management Marketing Human resources

3

3

18

1

6

5

10

8

2

2

Editing

16

1

Transportation

41

2

1

1

26

19

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SC PROSPECTIUNI SA Service & Manufacturing Companies

Prospectiuni SA is a major provider of geophysical expertise, with over 55 years of experience in the Romanian Oil and Gas industry. Prospectiuni now operates internationally and we are teamed with technical partners to provide specialized solutions. We have major plans for further expansion into the worldwide market. From our head office and support facilities in Bucharest, Prospectiuni offers a wide range of geophysical services, including 2D, 3D & 4D onshore seismic survey planning and acquisition, seismic data processing, data storage, geological and geochemical analyses, magnetic telluric surveys and gravity surveys. We are a low cost supplier with special technical excellence in combining geophysical methods for solutions in complex geological settings. Prospectiuni operates to the highest international standards of HSE&Q, using an extensive range of ‘state of the art’ equipment operated by a world class team of professionals.

SEISMIC DATA AQUISITION From our head office and support facility in Bucharest, the seismic division of Prospectiuni S.A. is able to provide field seismic crews fully equipped for 2D, 3D & 4D seismic data acquisition. We have extensive experience in working through terrain types including desert, mountain and cultivated and forested areas, using a variety of energy sources including explosives, vibroseis and weight drops. Romanian Drilling Companies Consortium

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We operate using ‘state of the art’ Sercel and ION seismic equipment – under 5 years old. Our 16 vibrators and 22,000 channels of line equipment can be supplemented as required, based on the resource sharing agreements that we have in place with other major providers of geophysical services. Major clients for recent projects include Petrom, Romgaz and the State Oil Company of Iran. DRILLING Prospectiuni has an extensive range of drilling equipment mounted on a variety of carriers including tracked vehicles, buggies and portable units for use in areas of difficult access. The smaller units are used for drilling shot holes prior to seismic acquisition. The larger units for upholes. All staff are trained and operate in compliance with the highest HSE&Q standards.

RECORDING Project Planning & Data Quality Assurance Using a Mesa software package, our geophysical team provides the field operators with the design for the field survey. From this original design the field geophysicists then produce a detailed design by incorporating survey files, fold recovery/compensation solutions, planning offset positions, generating scripts and applying formal QC/QA procedures. In field processing for data quality assurance The quality of the seismic data acquired is confirmed daily, using Promax software. Field 2D/3D processing is then carried on a SUN Blade 1500/2500 workstation. Static models can be produced from uphole and LVL data. Recording Equipment Maintenance Our recording systems are operated in the field by highly qualified and trained personnel supported from the Company’s Geophysical Equipment Maintenance Department by a team of system engineers, fully trained by I/O and Sercel for handling, troubleshooting and maintenance of the equipment. Cables and geophone strings are checked in compliance with a rotational maintenance program which assures the quality of all line equipment deployed to the field. Periodically, equipment compliance tests are carried out in accordance with manufacturer specifications. The results are verified using independent, third party software. SOURCES SEISMIC ENERGY SOURCES: Explosives (deep and shallow charges). VIBRATORS: AHV – IV – 362 I/O. 61, 800 pounds. Sercel: NOMAD, Sercel, 61 000 pounds. Shooting Systems. SHOOTING SYSTEMS: Explosives: SHOTPRO – Pelton Vibroseis: Vib PRO with GPS


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SURVEYING Survey Department The survey department is responsible for positioning seismic source and receiver points in the field, in compliance with specifications stated by the client. A full set of coordinates and elevations are produced for each source and receiver point on the prospect. This survey data is used as an integral component of the geophysical processing procedure. Surveyors are also responsible for mapping access routes, identifying hazards and sources of noise that may affect the quality of the seismic data and then making this information available to the other departments within the seismic operation. Survey Equipment Conventional: Total Station: Leica TC 805, TC 705. SEISMIC DATA INTERPRETATION PROSPECTIUNI S.A. has been interpreting seismic data for over 50 years. PROSPECTIUNI S.A. uses the latest versions of Kingdom software and IBM workstations. This system offers multiple capabilities for the interpretation of seismic or mixed seismic and geologic data according to the requests of our clients. Our geophysicists and geologists have extensive experience in performing 2D/3D seismic data interpretation; geological & geophysical studies; sedimentary basin analysis and analysis of a range of hydrocarbon exploration activities. SEISMIC MODELLING AND DESIGN Prospectiuni produces designs for 2D and 3D acquisition projects based on client requirement and all available, historical information. Based on data from previous seismic, geochemical, geological, gravity and magnetic surveys our geologists and geophysicists provide a detailed geological and geophysical analysis of the survey area GEOLOGICAL ANALYSES LABORATORY  100 years experience in Prospecting for minerals internationally and within Romania.  Registered by RENAR (Certificate no. 075-LI). Testing performed in compliance with SR EN ISO/CEI 17025:2005 standards.  Extensive library of reference materials necessary for monitoring accuracy and assuring precision.  Ongoing program of technological expansion/improvement.  More than 100 clients annually – geological, mining, environmental, research, universities, industrial sites, building projects, government projects etc. CHEMICAL ANALYSIS We offer a full range of analytical services including: Classical wet assaying, fire assaying and instrumental analysis for major and trace elements. The Ultratrace Elements Package delivers a comprehensive suite of elements with a low detection threshold. Methods:  ICP-OES  ICP-MS  AAS-Flame, Cold vapour and furnace, Mercury analyzer  Molecular Absorption Spectrometry  IR Spectrometry Romanian Drilling Companies Consortium

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Gamma Spectrometry for natural radioactivity Fire assay and collection for precious metals Gas – chromatography X – Ray fluorescence Classical assaying

GEOTECHNICAL TESTS We conduct analyses of soil mechanics, engineering geology and rock mechanics. The laboratory provides geotechnical lab tests on:  Rocks for geological reports.  Soil for geotechnical reports (land slides, foundations etc.). Aggregates of:  Concrete and Mortar.  Bituminous mixtures and treatments for roads, airfields and other trafficked areas.  Unconsolidated and hydraulically bound materials for use in civil engineering work and road or railway construction. MINERALOGICAL AND PETROGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS Mineralogical-petrographical analysis is required for geological / geophysical prospecting / exploration. In particular for the extraction and processing of raw minerals and rocks for use in the ceramics, glass industry, etc. Analyses are carried out on volcanic, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks. Mineralogical-petrographycal analysis on rocks is carried out using:  Optical Microscopy  X- Ray Diffraction  Thermogravimetric Analysis MINERALOGICAL AND PETROGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS Mineralogical-petrographical analysis is required for geological / geophysical prospecting / exploration. In particular for the extraction and processing of raw minerals and rocks for use in the ceramics, glass industry, etc. Analyses are carried out on volcanic, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks. Mineralogical-petrographycal analysis on rocks is carried out using:  Optical Microscopy  X- Ray Diffraction  Thermogravimetric Analysis GEOCHEMICAL PROSPECTING Prospectiuni carries out the following geotechnical activities:  Prospecting and exploration programs for industrial and ornamental rocks.  Production of regional hazard maps showing areas prone to landslip and other dynamic processes.  Designing programs for terrain stabilization and prevention of landslides. (Prospectiuni works in conjunction with construction companies who specialize in producing stabilizing structures). Culverts and walls under construction following a Prospectiuni geotechnical survey in an unstable area.


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HYDROGEOLOGICAL PROSPECTING Prospectiuni carries out hydrogeological prospecting for the purpose of identifying potential sources of drinking water, mineral water and thermal waters. Our surveys include:  Extensive study of regional and local hydrogeological information.  Underground water reserve estimates.  Determining and providing information regarding the parameters for hydrogeological protection.  Determination of hydrogeological parameters in sources or reservoirs of mineral or thermal water.  Determining and reporting the hydrogeological content of coal, ore and salt deposits in order to reduce or eliminate risk in the exploiting process.  Providing information about hydrogeological risk elements in construction activities.  Surveying therapeutical mud and lake deposits.  Calculation of hydrogeological balances and marking using chemical tracers.  Determining the chemical composition and potability of ground and surface water.  Investigating water horizons, polluting elements (nature and distribution, evaluating polluting fronts and providing solutions on preventing their advance). HSE&Q MANAGEMENT During 55 years of involvement in the geological and geophysical business, Prospectiuni has consistently updated and improved our HSE&Q policies and procedures. Now, with the development programs implemented by the new management team who come with a range of international experience, we have introduced a fully integrated HSEQ program with participation at all levels. We have evolved from a basic provider of services to a solutions provider. Continuous improvement in the quality of our services and products is essential to attaining our HS&E and financial goals. We always strive to promote good relations with local communities, based on respect for their culture, traditions and interests. Our belief is that the quality of our products and services can be obtained through a combination of competence, professionalism and use of the latest available technologies. Our HSE&Q culture is integral to this. ENVIROMENTAL MANAGEMENT Prospectiuni is the largest geological/geochemical service company in the region. Our laboratories offer a wide range of services, including water analysis (drinking, industrial, environmental, medical etc.), air sampling, soil/rock sampling and geochemical sampling. We operate with state of the art equipment and experienced well qualified staff. We are now active in the fields of environment protection and waste management. We carry out environmental impact assessments, waste management studies, risk evaluations (for contaminants) and monitoring programs. We can also assist with producing financial solutions and budgets. We comply with standards set by the National Agency for Environmental Protection and the European Union and our own HSE&Q systems and procedures. Prospectiuni offers fully integrated Exploration and Development services that afford our clients tailored programs, meeting their specific objectives in Oil & Gas, Geothermal, and CO2 Sequestration endeavors. Client selected E&D services are scalable, and are carried out by our skilled technical teams in a cost effective manner, for all projects, from very small to very large. Romanian Drilling Companies Consortium

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Prospectiuni offers an integrated exploration and development package comprised of:  Processing and interpretation of shelf data and newly acquired data  Integration of well logs and production data  Projects loaded and Work-Station ready in digital formats to client specification Prospectiuni acquires processes and interprets non-seismic geophysical data which is used to augment 2D and 3D data, providing Work-Station ready:  Gravity Volumes  Aero-Magnetic volumes  MT volumes  Geochemical analyses of water, plants and soil samples  VSP and velocity surveys  Surface Geology   

Prospectiuni’s Equity Participation to reduce client G&G costs: Prospectiuni welcomes the opportunity to reduce G&G costs of qualifying clients in exchange for equity participation in the areas evaluated Client maintains majority interest in the project, and has more funds available for drilling which can accelerate project payout G&G money saved can increase the number of prospects drilled / tested each year Prospectiuni also offers qualified clients the following services in exchange for equity on similar terms:  Drilling/Completion services  Permitting of right of way  Pipeline construction services


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SC UPET SA Service & Manufacturing Companies

Even since its establishment in 1872, our company, denominated then “Arsenal from Targoviste”, manufactured a wide range of products responding to the market requirements from that period of time. First it manufactured cannon and gun carriages, and since 1949 has increased its production profile introducing the following products: traveller blocks, crown blocks, geological prospecting systems, drilling rigs for explosion purposes in the down hole, in quarry, and surfaces discovering operations; Important events in the development of our company were: - the construction of a new assembly and production room in 1950, among which the steel foundry, the forge, the mechanic and mounting room; - casting the first iron heat in the electric arc furnace and production of special joints for the drill pipes in 1951; - the first workover rig, P-40, manufactured in 1958; - in 1960 manufactures the T50-B rig, high quality complex equipment in that period, with a hook load of 70 MT reaching a drilling depth of 1200 m; 1972 - UPET SA celebrates 100 years since its establishment; - in 1990 thru Government Decision 1224, the enterprise becomes UPET SA trading company; - in 1991 and 1992 the company is being reorganized including new departments: technical, production, economical, selling-export, administration and human resources, analyze, marketing; - in 2001 UPET SA becomes part of in OMZ Corporation (Machine Works Corporation) from Russian Federacy; - 2002 - UPET SA celebrates 130 years - in 2003 manufactures the first mobile rig of 160 tones and in 2005 the TW 32 CA-A3-S workover rig; - 2004 - UPET SA is a member of MNP – Onshore & Offshore Projects – division of OMZ that deals with offshore and petrol projects; - August 2006 - UPET SA Targoviste becomes member of Generation Industrial Group, an important manufacturer of gas, oil field, petrochemistry, drilling and thermoenergetic equipments in Russia and in the CSI (independent States Community);


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DOSCO PETROSERVICES ROMANA Research, engineering and design


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SC CONFIND SA Research, engineering and design Starting from its earliest days, "CONFIND" proposed to itself as a key goal to bring into the Romanian industrial environment the most recent trends of the uniquely and complex universe of the production of machinery, installations and parts meant to satisfy the requirements of a modern economy. The professionalism of the company's specialists, the wide range of products comparable to that of the competitors in terms of prices and tariffs, but superior in terms of quality, with right-on-time delivery terms, in addition to the low-price policy, have propelled CONFIND high up in this line of business, both at home and abroad. Thanks to a business strategy based on continuous quality enhancements, yet without neglecting the design and useful value of the products, CONFIND boasts high esteem earned in international fairs and exhibitions held in Germany, Turkey and Greece, where the company's products were exhibited near those of larger companies. Reassuring our clients and business partners that they made a very good choice when choosing to do business with one of the top industrial companies in the county and in Romania, we would like to assert that our existence is guided by what the famous writer Nicolas Poussini words said :" WHAT HAS TO BE DONE, HAS TO BE DONE WELL". May 31,1991 : CONFIND was incorporated as a 100% private limited liability company. Ever since its earliest days up to the present time, the share capital was increased four times. Business started with a production of connecting bolts and nuts for flanges and needle valves, manufactured with a few reconditioned machine tools in a leased workshop. 1992-1993: The first stage of development involved the production of spare parts devoted to down hole pumps for crude oil extraction. 1993-1994: Into the second stage of development, the production of gas compressor spare parts required that the machine tools and the internal metrology activity be upgraded by purchasing modern technology. In addition, the heat-treatment workshop was commissioned and properly outfitted for hardening, tempering, normalizing, cementing short and full annealing processes. 1995: CONFIND's business diversified and focused on three new targets: - Design, homologation and production of three new products: The "MICROSTA12" mobile mini-gas-station, The BE-02 small-capacity backhoe, Natural gas heater - Primary wood processing. - Production of carpentry, windows and doors, by aluminum sections and panels. 1997: beginning of the production of crew accommodation containers usable in building sites or oil fields and metallic structures for industrial shops. 1998: CONFIND purchased the Rubber Parts Plant from PCC Sterom and continued the production of rubber items. 1999: CONFIND founded the CONFIND IMPEX Ltd. Company, on the premises of the shops acquired in Floresti-Prahova, which had belonged to SC Petroutilaj SA and where it developed the following production lines: Fishing tools for crude oil extraction; Pressure vessels, tanks and steel structures for the building industry; Forge; Heattreatments. Also, CONFIND started the production of gearboxes and spare parts for manual valve actuation, these products being entirely devoted to the foreign market.


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In 2000, 2001 and 2002 CONFIND continued to diversify and develop its production, by building and endowing its own workshop intended for the manufacture of tools, devices and controllers, as well as a mechanic processes workshop endowed with modern machine tools with numeric control. The company increased its activity field by assimilating and manufacturing a wide range of products, as for instance : Manual gear boxes; Pumping units with PCP excentric boit pumps; Gas compressors type GEC160; Tyre Winch type AM 10 Multifunctional Aggregate; "Slug-catcher" liquid peg collecting device; "Flare stack" equipment; "Stabilizer tower and reboiler" intended for UKPG Kazakhstan. Technologies - Metal working; 1. Turning and boring on horizontal and vertical lathes; 2. Milling and planning on standard and specialized milling and boring machines; 3. External, internal cylindrical and surface grinding; 4. Boring on multi drilling machines, jig boring machines; - Heat and thermo-chemical treatments: hardening, tempering, normalizing, cementing short and full annealing processes; - Steel framed constructions and pressure vessels under ISCIR and MLPAT authorization; - Hammer forging and drop forging; - Rubber parts manufacturing; - Stamping, cutting, sand blasting, painting, assembling and quality control. - CNC conversion with plasma and gases - Automatic under flow welding. - 2mm/6000 Sheet metal bending with the CNC machine. The continuous effort to expand production shops and the related machine tools and equipment has had a significant influence on the growth of the capital goods value with an yearly average rate of 78,3%. Quality Assurance High quality is the leading policy of the company's management. CONFIND Ltd quality system is configured in accordance with the ISO 9001/2000 standard and certified AEROQ 463/2002. At present, CONFIND holds and operates a range of technological facilities touching a wide range of processing issues. Staff Following the business development and the expansion of production capacities, the employee's figure has continuously grown: Current staff is structured according to the training and educational level: - Higher education: 78 - High-school education: 34 - Professional school: 749


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List of CONFIND's workshops and production capacities: No. 1

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Description including capacity Assembly workshop for metallic structures, accommodation containers, central heating stations, mobile gas stations; Machine workshop for fabrication of down hole pump spare parts Machine workshop for gear-box spare parts and manual actuators for valves Machine workshop for handling tools for crude oil drilling and extraction Factory for steel structures, tanks and pressure vessels up to 100 bar nondestructive control laboratory US and "X" rays; Workshop for heat treatments Workshop for steel forging Factory for oil resistant rubber parts, rubber testing laboratory Metal and PVC carpentry, steel structures, Workshop

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Campina, Progresului Street No.2

1500 sqm


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500 sqm

Floresti, Garii Street No.1

1000 sqm

Floresti, Garii Street No.1

3200 sqm

Floresti, Garii Street No.1 Floresti, Garii Street No.1 Campina, Hasdeu street no.1 Campina, Orizontului Street No.6

500 sqm 300 sqm 1800 sqm 2500 sqm

List of CONFIND's equipment: No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

Description Turning and boring machines Milling machines Gear cutting machine Grinding machines Planner Turning lathe Boring machines Metal saw Automatic welding machine MIG-MAG Welding machine KEMPI CNC milling machine CNC lathe Burnisher Steel sheet cutting machine Steel sheet bending machine Fork lift truck Metal testing equipment SPECTRO Traveling crane 20 tof Traveling crane 5 tof Traveling crane 2 tof Hydraulic press 400tf Air hammer Heat treatment furnace (hardening) Auto crane 12tf Lorries up to 12 to Lorries up 3,5 tof Air compressor Shot blasting equipment SAPI Painting and drying equipment SAPI Plasma cutters computer driven Steel folding machine Automatic welding machine Semiautomatic welding self propelled Invertor ETS Invertor LINCOLN Esab Kempi Mig- Mag


Quantity 8 20 7 19 6 39 12 6 8 18 3 2 5 2 2 6 1 2 6 4 3 4 5 1 8 5 4 1 1 1 1 1 2 18 14 13 10 9

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Quality Assurance: CONFIND Quality management system is ISO 9001/2000 certified AEROQ 463/2002 - Certification for Pressure vessels fabrication, assembling and testing issued by ISCIR 142/2002.(ISCIR is the national authority for pressure vessels) - Approval for fabrication of equipments for ExPLOSION PROOFatmospheres SCEENMTEX issued by INSEMEX Laboratories and NDC : - Ultrasonic control "X" rays control for welded parts - Penetrating liquids control for welds - Metal testing laboratory(physico-chemical analysis for metals) - Rubber testing laboratory(physico-chemical analysis for rubber)

1.Cementing heads Extensible casing scrappers Cementing plugs Cup plugs for testing pressure 2.Drilling String Tools Roller reamer stabilizers Integral blade stabilizers Welded blade stabilizers Sleeves stabilizers two pieces Inner drill pipe preventer Drill pipe and drill collar preventers Kelly cocks Drill pipe subcouplings 3.Fishing Tools “SC” type overshots “N” type overshots “MI” type overshots Sucker rod and couplings overshots Impression blocks Grapple releasing spear Taper taps Die collars Boot baskets Safety lock joints Shaped surface safety joint Internal cutters for tubular goods External cutters for tubular goods Mechanical jars Fishing magnets Mills Cup plugs for testing pressure


4.Handling tools Elevators Tubing elevators Centerlatch tubing elevators 90 degrees type Centerlatch tubing elevators 180 degrees type Slip type tubing elevators Rod elevators Drill pipe elevators Collar type elevators for drill collar with ziplift reces Side door drillcollar elevators Side door casing elevators Single joint elevators Tubing spiders Rotary slips Multisegment drill collar slips Multisegment casing slips Safety clamps for drilling collars and casing Roller kelly bushings,master bushings,adapters Sucker rod hooks Manual tongs Multidimensional tongs Snap on type tubing tong Full grip type tubing tong Open type tubing tong Friction tong Chain tongs 5.Power Hoisting Tools Elevator spiders Tubing spiders PM 1 slips incorporated into the rotary tables Rotex power tongs for tubing

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SC HIDRAULIC SA Drilling companies S.C. HIDRAULIC S.A. MOINEŞTI was founded in 2002, having as primary business "the supply of services related to oil and gas extraction". Starting out with only 30 employees and modest financial funds, the company currently reached over 250 employees, well trained and certified for their activities. For maintaining high professional standards, the entire staff is included in a training program and annual testing and evaluation of staff allows us to preserve a high professional level and promote only on grounds of competence. Taking into account our company policy on recruitment and selection of staff, knowing the fact that investment in human factor is a long-term investment, we select young graduates for employment, providing them jobs with motivating wages, bonus packages, access to permanent professional training and promotion opportunities. In a market dominated by strong drilling companies, our company has imposed gradually, reaching today's top firms in this field, thanks to a modern development strategy and through the efforts of a young and dynamic management team. The staff from the drilling teams is internationally certified in burst-prevention Our company services have diversified in time besides drilling operations, we have been developing access roads, platforms for wells, electric lines, environment protection works. Since 2007 we have performed work-over operations for wells, and from the beginning of this year we carry out repairing and maintenance services for well-testing. We are prepared to successfully face the competition on domestic and foreign drilling markets being able - with all the necessary equipment and experience - to execute drilling applications of any complexity, in any ground conditions, satisfying in the highest degree our customer demands. Every year the company profits were reinvested, technology and equipment upgrading being a top-priority. With each year our business has grown, financial performance and market share are a proof of this. The most important achievement is the acquisition of the DRILLMEC 440,000lbs rig, equipped with top-drive and triplex pumps, which is able to met all the demands on the current drilling market;


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One of the main objectives of our company was the purchase of the latest equipment, which, besides increasing the degree of operation, can ensure a higher productivity, while reducing the physical effort of our operational staff. We have in our in operating inventory 7 drilling rigs, with a maximum load capacity of 440,000 lbs and 2 work-over equipments, certificated and approved, in accordance to the highest demands of our business partners. The rigs have modern and complex facilities, including complete systems for tracking the drilling parameters, video surveillance systems and the complete set of operating and handling tools. We have all types of drilling tools, instrumentation tools and burst prevention equipment, which gives us the opportunity to be able to work in difficult conditions and ensure high quality services. As proof stands the works completed so far, in compliance with the schedule and the technical specifications imposed by the beneficiary before the contracted deadlines;


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Our main beneficiary is OMV-Petrom. In the drilling of wells we achieved depths between 800 m and 3000 m, in Moinesti, Independenta and Oprisenesti areas, having complex construction programs, with very good results. Only in 2008 we completed a number of 32 wells. We carry out work-over operations and restoring into production at a number of 40 wells in areas with high pressure and special technical problems, especially in gas fields. All operations were completed on time and under the technical requirements of our customers


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SC FORAJ SONDE PLOIESTI Drilling companies

With its headquarters in Romania, Foraj Sonde Ploiesti, - formerly Concordia, is considered to be one of the first established drilling companies in the world (prior to World War I). The company was established in 1907, through the merger of the various joint venture companies, like Telega-Oil-Bustenari, Italo-Romana, and Aktien-Gesellschaft. The drilling company “Concordia” suspended its activity when the Romanian state took it over by nationalization in 1944, and in 1956 a new company was born:”Intreprinderea de Foraj Ploiesti”. The company drilled hundreds of well in the oil-rich Ploiesti region, and throughout the country. After drilling of exploitation wells in the south and east of Romania, a new situation developed, represented by the possibility, and necessity, of discovery of oil and gas fields, in geological layers situated at high depths, of over 3500m. The year 1961 represented the beginning of drilling deep exploration wells in Romania, starting with the 900-Boldesti well, at 4865m. Between 1963 and 1966 the company finished the following wells: 10-Tinosu (6016m), 913-Margineni (6002m), 5015-Baraitaru (4984), 6003-Podeni (5985m). 4503 Bratesti (5415m). From 1972 to 1983 the deep exploration drilling was heavily increased, also reflected in the number of drilled meters – 179,000 meters, with a maximum of 25,573 meters in 1977.

After 1983, the Romanian state rerouted the oil drilling investments, from exploration wells, to exploitation wells, with direct consequence on the number of drilled meters, from 14000 in 1983, to 4700 in 1992. Starting 1993, no deep drilling was done in Romania. However, the ones already started where finished, i.e. 7000 Baicoi (7025m) and, in addition to the performance of the drilling engineers, a few other technical accomplishments need mentioning: the heaviest casing at 6575 Cioceni (13 3/8 in, 407 tons in air), heaviest mud crossing of the Sarmatian (1,95kg/dmc), tests at 6825m at the 6575 Cioceni, drilling of the deepest and second deepest wells in Romania(7000 Baicoi – 7025m and 6575 Cioceni – 6876m). Right now, the company owns 7 diesel and electric rigs, (T50, F125, F320 Diesel Type and T50, F125 and F400 Electric Type).


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The company status as of 2010 comprises:  7 drilling rigs that span over a depth from shallow to over 6000m drilling and work-over  rig equipment workshop  maintenance, repair, overhaul of drilling equipment and devices workshop  maintenance, repair, overhaul of electrical equipment and devices workshop  gauges and measuring equipment repair workshop and metrological lab for certified scaling of measuring devices. The company’s main objects of activity are:  The drilling of exploration, exploitation, and injection wells  Work-over wells  water wells  access roads  surface works. Our main customer is OMV-Petrom, (National Romanian Oil Company). However, Foraj Sonde Ploeisti also drilled for Romgaz (National Gas Company). We have been audited by Germanisher-Lloyd, and evidence that we comply with the quality, occupational health and environmental management systems is provided by the certification of our company regarding the following standards: ISO 9001:2008 ISO 14001:2009 ISO 18001:1999 A big percentage of our employees have over 10 years of experience and have performed work in various countries, such as Iraq, Libya, Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan, etc. Our engineers are going through yearly reevaluation of their competency at the National Oil University. With over 100 years of experience in the oil and gas drilling industry, we are prepared to keep working on different markets all over the world at the requested standards. We are proud to be a member of the International Association of Drilling Contractors.


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Starting Month /Year February 2007

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Information about Contract

Contract name: Drilling well 1307 Runcu Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -mobilization,rig up; -drilling depth 1418m; casing 13 3/8”-37m, 9 5/8”-324m; 5 ½”-1418m; -directional drilling 116m/2530 ; -rig-down and transport to another location February 2007

March 2007

Contract name: Drilling well 2204 Baciu Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up;drilling final depth 1020m; -casing 9 5/8”-107m;7”-1004m;vertical drilling; -rigdown and transport to another location

February 2007

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Contract name: Drilling well 16 Camarasi Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up;drilling final depth 1893m; -casing 9 5/8”-245m;7”-1879m;directional drilling 6585m/40-600 ; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 362 Tintea Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up;drilling final depth 3130m; -casing 13 3/8”-499m;9 5/8”-2805m; 7”3130m;directional drilling 170190m/270-3000 ; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 1513 Runcu Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up;drilling final depth 1159m; -casing 13 3/8”-55m;9 5/8”-300m;7”1156m;directional drilling 60-80m/1601800 ; -rig-down and transport to another location

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Contract name: Drilling well AR 5 Talpa Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: --surface works, transportation, rigup;drilling final depth 1500m; -casing 13 3/8”-98m;9 5/8”-994m;ly7”-9621300m;vertical drilling -rig-down and transport to another location

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July 2007

Contract name: Drilling well 2205 Baciu Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: --surface works, transportation, rigup;drilling final depth 950m; -casing 9 5/8”-254m;7”-950m;vertical drilling; -rig-down and transport to another location

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Contract name: Drilling well AR 6 Talpa Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up;drilling final depth 1550m; -casing 13 3/8”-241m;9 5/8”-1004m;ly7”-9671351m;vertical drilling; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Workover well 741 Stoenesti Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: --surface works, transportation, rigup;drilling final depth 1630m; -old casing 9 5/8”-189m;7”-1368m;new casing ly 5 ½”-1535m1250m;vertical drilling; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 350 Baicoi Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: --surface works, transportation, rigup;drilling final depth 3158m; -casing 13 3/8”-500m;9 5/8”-2250m;7”2604m;ly 4 ½”-30562508m;directional drilling 560m/1680; -rig-down and transport to another location

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Contract name: Drilling well AR 7 Talpa Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up;drilling final depth 1500m; -casing 13 3/8”-250; 9 5/8”-975m;ly 7”-9261297m;vertical drilling; -rig-down and transport to another location

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December 2007

Contract name: Workover well 1493 Stoenesti Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: --surface works, transportation, rigup;drilling final depth 1640m; -old casing 9 5/8”-102m;6 5/8”-1500m;new casing lyner 5”-1560-1361m; -rig-down and transport to another location


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Starting Month /Year December 2007

Ending Month /Year January 2008

February 2008

May 2008

Information about Contract Contract name: Drilling well 2206 Baciu Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities -surface works, transportation, rig-up;drilling final depth 950m; -casing 9 5/8”-254m;7”-949m;vertical drilling; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 514 Barbuncesti Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities --surface works, transportation, rigup;drilling final depth 3257m; -casing 13 3/8”-500m;9 5/8”-2465m;7”3257m;directional drilling 215m/265-2750 ; -rig-down and transport to another location

March 2008

Contract name: Drilling well 2194 bis Baciu Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 958m; -casing 9 5/8”-250m;7”-958m;directional drilling 90-1100m/115-2250 -rig-down and transport to another location

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May 2008

Contract name: Drilling well 1056 bis Blejesti Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 1050m; -casing 9 5/8”-250m;7”-938m;ly 5”-1050912m;vertical drilling; -rig-down and transport to another location

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Contract name: Drilling well AR 3 bis Videle Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 1150m; -casing 13 3/8”-247m;9 5/8”-1026m;ly7”-9921149m;vertical drilling; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 2216 Blejesti Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 1086m; -casing 9 5/8”-250m;7”-1003m;ly 5”-979m1086m;directional drilling 4060m/25-450 ; -rig-down and transport to another location

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Contract name: Drilling well 515 Barbuncesti Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 3177m; -casing 13 3/8”-499m;9 5/8”-2438m;7”3071m;vertical drilling; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 2223 Blejesti Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 1016m; -casing 9 5/8”-246m;7”-949m;ly5”-9221016m;directional drilling 88m/17.50 ; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 2000 Serdanu Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 2130m; -casing 9 5/8”-596m;7”-2129m;vertical drilling; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Workover well AR 2 Videle Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 1500m; -casing 13 3/8”-100m;8 5/8”-927m;new casing ly 5 ½”-309-1197m;vertical drilling ; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 2202 bis Videle Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 1150m; -casing 13 3/8”-252m;9 5/8”-903m;ly7”-1150876m;4 ½”-1123m;vertical drilling; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 2090 Negreni Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 1537m; -casing 9 5/8”-293m;7”-1536m;directional drilling 159m/3120 ; -rig-down and transport to another location


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Information about Contract Contract name: Drilling well AR 1 bis Videle Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 1500m; -casing 13 3/8”-242m;9 5/8”-897m;ly7”-1150862m;vertical drilling; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 2222 Blejesti Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 940m; -casing 9 5/8”-252m;7”-939m;vertical drilling; rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 2500 Brancoveanu Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 2554m; -casing 9 5/8”-596m;7”2395m;directional drilling 315m/3350 ; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 511 Barbuncesti Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 2599m; -casing 13 3/8”-493m;9 5/8”-1950m;5 1/2”2599m;directional drilling 105m/3400 ; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 415 Baicoi Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 2042m; -casing 9 5/8”-300m;7”-2042m; directional drilling 318m/750 ; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 604 Leordeni Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities: -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 1332m; -casing 13 3/8”-33m;9 5/8”-249m;7”1332m;vertical drilling; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 1644 Preajba South Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities -surface works, transportation, rig-up;drilling final depth 1146m; -casing 9 5/8”-246m;7”1146m;directional drilling 130m/1350 ; -rig-down and transport to another location

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Contract name: Drilling well 1643 Preajba South Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 1150m; -casing 9 5/8”-246m;7”1150m;vertical drilling; -rig-down and transport to another location

December 2009

December 2009

Contract name: Drilling well 394 Copaceni Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 955m; -casing 9 5/8”-250m;7”-952m;directional drilling 67.21m/349.610 ; -rig-down and transport to another location

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Contract name: Drilling well 6 Plopeni Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 550m; -casing 9 5/8”-146m;7”-549m;directional drilling 100m/2370 ; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 25 Baraitaru Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 3437m; -casing 20”-59m;13 3/8”-502m;9 5/8”2396m;7”-3429m;directional drilling 118m/2250 ; -rig-down and transport to another location Contract name: Drilling well 376 Tintea Role of FSP: Contractor Brief Description of the activities -surface works, transportation, rig-up; drilling final depth 3050m; -casing 20”-109m;13 3/8”-983m;9 5/8”-1870m;7”2954m;ly4 ½”-30492818m;directional drilling 114m/2340 ; -rig-down and transport to another location

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The RIG works with a 500 tons Top Drive System


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NOV Top Drive System

Draw-works is powered by 3 Romanian made 890HP engines


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Mud pump and generators The RIG is equipped with 3 electrically powered triplex mud pumps, 2 of them 1300HP, each with 2x850KW engines, and the third with one 850KW / 1000HP

The electrical engines of the pumps are powered either by a high voltage line or 3 generators (1850KVA, 1750KVA and 1250KVA) with Perkins and Mitsubishi motors.


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Mongoose shakers

250 cubic meters mud tank system


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Kink COBRA shale shakers


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De-gasser

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S.D.A.C.R.

Distributor


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DIRECTIONAL DRILLING SERVICES SRL Drilling companies

Directional Drilling Service GmbH (DDS) is an independent self supported service company to the oil and gas industry. DDS has provided an accurate and reliable service for more than 15 Years. • Since 2005 holds a base for Directional Drililing Service in Romania. Directional Drilling Service S.R.L. is located in Ploiesti. • Our ability to identify innovative solutions and produce alternatives when drilling problems occur has been a major feature of our customer services. The experiences and skills that have made this possible have been acquired by active involvement of our specialized team together with the development of our multiple vendors. • DDS was formed in early Spring 1988 as a directional drilling service company to the oil and gas industry only. Right away, the company was awarded a complete directional drilling well for the RWE-DEA oil company in Germany. The successful completion of this well was the key to become a successful company. • The professional team of experts of different services quickly became welcomed partners to oil company planning engineers seeking optimal well designs for different applications. • Over the years, DDS has increased its inventory of directional drilling equipment. DDS now exclusively supplies its own equipment for directional drilling operations. • Initially, DDS operated within Germany only. Over the years, DDS has expanded into and developed a good service reputation all over Europe and in such countries as Romania, Indonesia, South Korea, India, Russia, Uganda, Tanzania, Egypt, Libya, Mauritania, Brazil etc. Our company has successfully performed a large number of directional drilling, horizontal and MWD jobs, several of which were deep, hot holes. • In the meantime has DDS grown into other services and industries. With the availability of MWD, surveying and motor equipment we started services around these tools. • In 1995, we diversified into the HDD industry by utilizing our skilled personnel and oil field experience to develop motor and survey services for this new industry. A large number of jobs are performed in this relative new area. Our expertise is welcome to this industry which is in the middle of rapid technology development. DDS provides many services to the oil and gas industry, to geothermic as well as to the civil engineering industry for HDD & Mining applications. The large amount of rental equipment combined with the broad trained personnel allows us to offer the following services. • Well planning • Directional and horizontal drilling services and supervision Romanian Drilling Companies Consortium

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• DDS Geolink MWD services • DDS Bico Flex Drill Motors • Steering Tool service • Survey services (single & multi shot, EMS) • Rotary Steering Systems • Performance drilling • Jars and Shock tools • X-Overs, Stabilizers • NMDC's, Hole Openers, Bits, etc. • HDD & Mining service and supervision • Optional: Gamma Ray, Resistivity, Vibration, Pressure, etc. A part of our income is achieved by renting out tools which require no or very limited service. The above tool categories are available for rental and within our service package as well. Near the headquarter lies a modern repair, maintenance and warehouse facility. The 1000m2 indoor maintenance facility is equipped with a 5-ton overhead crane and a high torque break-out unit, type Flex Torque 200, allowing the quick turn-around and repair of downhole tools. The use of a high pressure parts cleaning system ensure that proper visual and NDT inspections can be conducted on critical wear parts in downhole tools and later safe environmental disposal is guaranteed. The in-house maintenance performed by our own qualified maintenance personnel guarantees us to have quality downhole tools available for our customers. Our maintenance procedures are performed in accordance with the instructions of the tool supplier and are controlled by certified inspection documents.


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MWD Tool Specification


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PETROLEUM–GAS UNIVERSITY of Ploiesti Training, consultancy, research & development

PETROLEUM - GAS UNIVERSITY OF PLOIESTI-learn to see beyond the appearances Located in Ploiesti, the economic, cultural and social center of Prahova County the Petroleum-Gas University has become the intellectual core of the city. Its evolution has pursued the scientific, economic and social changes, trying continually to offer its students the best opportunities to learn and grow to meet the demands of their future. The University was founded in Bucharest in 1948, under the name of Petroleum and Gas Institute (PGI) and it had at the time two faculties: the DrillingProduction Faculty (later on named the Faculty of Reservoir Engineering and at present the Faculty of Petroleum Engineering) and the Faculty of Petroleum Refining (later on named the Faculty of Petroleum and Gas Processing and Chemistry and at present the Faculty of Petroleum Refining and Petrochemistry). In 1950, the following faculties were added: the Faculty of Oil Machines and Equipment (later on named the Faculty of Technological Equipment, and at present, to better express the field of activity and its specialties, the Faculty of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering), the Faculty of Economics and Organization of Petroleum Industry (it functioned until 1968) and the Faculty of Petroleum and Gas Deposits Geology (later on named the Faculty of Geology due to extending the field of activity after the transfer, in 1957, of the Faculty of Geology from the Geology and Mining Institute of Bucharest). In 1957, because of these structural modifications, the PGI changed its name into the Petroleum, Gas and Geology Institute (PGGI) of Bucharest. Between 1967 and 1974, the PGGI of Bucharest was transferred to Ploiesti under the name of the Petroleum and Gas Institute (PGI) except for the Faculty of Geology, which became part of the University of Bucharest in 1974. The society's development is mainly determined by the performance of its educational process as this process leads to the training of specialists. A highly efficient academic system presupposes an existing high level of scientific research, based on a research-teaching synergy and expert trainers in the teaching and research process. Research and development (R&D) represents a first step towards world recognition of the Petroleum-Gas University of Ploiesti (PG U). The teaching staff from the PGU strives for a quality-based research work. Their research work goes in two main directions, the development of traditional fields/specializations of our University, on the one hand, and the foundation of newly created specializations, on the other. In the academic year 2009 - 2010, the University has over 9000 domestic and foreign students and over 750 teaching positions (professors, associate professors, lecturers, assistant lecturers, tutors).


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ROMANIAN ASSOCIATION OF DRILLING CONTRACTORS (ACFR) Training, consultancy, research & development ACFR tradition and professionalism in Romanian oil industry The majority of the Romanian Companies specialized in drilling works for oil, gas, underground waters and their auxiliary services, as well as construction of oil equipment, are included in the Romanian Association of Drilling Contractors (ACFR). ACFR was established in 1994 by 22 of the private drilling companies taken off from the Ministry of Oil. Currently ACFR includes 55 companies, of which 11 are from USA, France, Germany, Holland, Hungary, Norway and other countries. ACFR is a juridical person of private law and it is a professional and master, autonomous and non-profit organisation. ACFR is member of the International Association of Drilling Contractors – IADC, the International Society of Oil Engineers – SPE, both of them with headquarters in Houston-USA, as well as member of the Association of Oil and Gas Engineers. ACFR, through its Executive Director, is representative of Romania in ISO, TC 67 Standardization Committee – specialized in oil field and also, is member of Romanian Association of Standardization – ASRO and member of the Romanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry – CCIR and Bucharest Chamber of Commerce and Industry – CCIB. ACFR permit, to those involved in the industry of profile, to explore new opportunities and to find new media of communication with Romanian authorities and with international organizations. An essential characteristic is the fact that ACFR has an integrated activity from seismic prospecting works up(to) drilling and exploitation of oil deposits and underground waters, manufacture of whole range of necessary equipment for oil industry, including auxiliary works too. In reality, the companies members of ACFR are carrying out, mainly, the drilling works and work-over for oil, gas, underground waters (geothermal, mineral, industrial and drinkable), including the auxiliary services for: seismic activity, tubing operating, geophysics cementing, operations with liquid nitrogen, treatment acid and stimulation, consolidations and packings, DST tests, oil and fuels tanks, three phase separation and collecting stocks, fabrication of drilling rigs, work-over and services of 25-250 tf capacity, tools and equipment specific for the activity, including apparatus specific for drilling fluids, diamond bits and PDC, drilling and extraction tools, on-shore and offshore systems for preventing eruptions, control panels for blow-out preventer, aerial and underground electric lines, including 110 Kv, manufacture of components for electronic power – used in generating and distribution of electric energy, including SCR and SDACR at drilling rigs, as well as access roads development and well platforms, rendering lands in circuit, consolidations, special land-carriage and shipment, etc.


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An important sector is meant to elaboration of technical and techno-economical studies, including execution of well program for drilling, completion and sampling of drilling works and their stimulation, etc. Another activity is meant to repair and to update rigs and equipment, including the diesel engines of 30-1500 HP and those electric, as well as to construction equipment, etc. The ACFR companies’ members are involved in works execution, in our field of activity, in: Libya, Iraq, Tunisia, Zambia, Congo, Bulgaria and other countries. Based on the existing trends in the field, on international market, the companies members participate to the Governmental Economic Missions, which have as purpose projects of economic cooperation, by promotion of high techniques and technologies. The main prerogatives of the Association are linked by the presentation, sustaining and protection of associated members in the relations with public authorities, professional organizations, other master organizations, juridical institutions, etc., both on national and international plan. ACFR initiate activities regarding the improvement of standards in this field. We are mentioning the participation, in March 2007, at the European and International Meeting ISO in Bucharest, event provided by some companies’ members of ACFR. At this meeting it was presented a study, which was the base for the proposals of modification the drill pipes standard. This study is named “Study of fundamental research by the analysis of the finite element and photo elasticity” and it was drawn up by ACFR and the University of Oil and Gas from Ploiesti. ACFR is initiating actions regarding the improvement of technical-material endowment, as well as the preparation and certification of the personnel from the companies’ members. In this respect, we underline the collaboration with the University of Oil and Gas from Ploiesti. In the last period, the endowment with modern drilling rigs DRILL MAC –Italy (MR 7000 and 8000) or UPET Targoviste – TD 160, TOP DRIVE equipment, centrifugals (414 and 518 type), screens SWACO, MONGOOSE type, SCR, flocculation stations, MARTINDECKER or SMART apparatus, mud pumps – 1000 and 1300 HP triplex type and others. The main orientations of the ACFR members’ activity, direct or indirect, immediately or in perspective, are:  Their implication in the maintenance and development of hydrocarbons production, in the reserves increase due to a very good geological research;  Re-evaluation of the oil-gas zones, including the peripherical reserves, too;  The optimizing of drilling services and the stimulation of drilling re-entry, by increasing the depth of the existing boreholes, in order to exploit the areas with small permeability, low productivities, especially in the gas field, the directional drilling including horizontal drilling.


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Partners  The National Agency for Mineral Resources - Romania  The Romanian Standards Association  The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Romania  The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Bucharest  The Romanian Ministry of Economy  The Romanian Ministry for Small and Medium Sized Enterprises, Commerce and Business Environment – Romania  The Society of Petroleum and Gas Engineers – Romania  The Petroleum and Gas University of Ploiesti – Romania  ROMGAZ Company  TRANSGAZ Company  PETROM – OMV Company


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Petroleum Consortium

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