Operating 400+ onshore and offshore wells across jungle wellpads and offshore platforms, the customer faced persistent connectivity and power challenges. Routine weekly site visits were needed to check wells manually, making it difficult to identify downtime, understand its causes or respond quickly. Frequent field trips also increased operational costs and HSE exposure, while downtime directly […]
…An Australian operator needed a reliable way to monitor legacy wells in an extremely remote region, where reaching the site required a two-day journey from the nearest city. Manual inspections meant high travel costs, limited visibility and delayed detection of potential issues. They also made regulatory reporting more costly and inefficient, with well data difficult […]
…An operator managing gas wells across hilly, difficult terrain faced significant challenges accessing its assets. Manual monitoring and an outdated legacy system created data gaps, delayed responses and increased safety risks. The existing monitoring infrastructure was difficult to scale and lacked the capabilities needed for modern remote monitoring. Without persistent pressure data, operators had limited […]
…Shell and Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij (NAM) needed a safer, simpler way to monitor well integrity during diagnostics before abandonment. Frequent pressure measurements meant sending field crews to remote wells, adding cost, travel time and unnecessary exposure to field risks. They needed a solution that could provide reliable pressure data remotely, without replacing their existing monitoring […]
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