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OneSubsea to Supply Subsea Wellheads for Prime Energy’s Malampaya Field

March 19, 2024

Noble Viking drillship will be used for three-well drilling campaign at Malampaya field (Credit: Noble Corporation)
Noble Viking drillship will be used for three-well drilling campaign at Malampaya field (Credit: Noble Corporation)
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