Content Tagged: "artificial lift"

Optimization of producing oil and gas wells has always been important for managing operating expenses and continues to be an important part of product

In this SPE Tech Talk, we discuss ongoing concerns with measuring and controlling injection, and production rates.

In this episode of SPE Tech Talk with Estis, we discuss how high-pressure gas lift gives oil and gas operators the ability to meet aggressive production targets without sacrificing reliability.

SLB joins this Tech Talk to discuss a new system designed for high-temperature and high-power applications successfully deployed in Europe, transforming the potential application of ESP technology in enhancing the use of geothermal resources for sustainable energy production.

When it comes to operational integrity, there is no compromise: Sustained annulus pressure is one of the major challenges affecting well integrity man

Discover how the 2022 SPE Artificial Lift Conference provides critical technical content and networking to help advance artificial li

Our industry faces new challenges and demands in operating wells with rod pump artificial lift systems. Little attention has been focused on either th

In this SPE Tech Talk, we will discuss the vital role of reservoir expertise in understanding production challenges and designing the best fit, custom

As a teaser to the special ATCE session, organized by the SPE Artificial Lift and Gas Well Deliquification Technical Section,

Join Weatherford’s Tim Soltys as he discusses the ins and outs of the permanent magnet motor and how its technology has revolutionized efficiency in

During this SPE Live, Dr. Victoria Pons,

Producing unconventional wells has its challenges. A costly challenge is sand production. Various sand control technologies are available today on

This presentation in Spanish (slides in English) is from the 2020 SPE Latin American and Caribbean Petroleum Engineering Conference. Our archived 2020

The gas lift design technique is the result of empirical evidence gathered at the wellhead. Because the design technique is generally successful it is

Analysis and control of sucker rod pumped (SRP) wells have changed drastically over the past 30+ years. Advanced diagnostic tools first started appear