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 to access consistently.
Hiber deployed its end-to-end remote monitoring solution on the customer’s first legacy well, using high-pressure sensors connected through a gateway with satellite connectivity. A dedicated dashboard provides remote access to well data, enabling continuous monitoring without routine site visits.
The initial deployment provides a foundation for expanding remote monitoring across the operator’s legacy well portfolio.
The case study examines how satellite-enabled monitoring can improve visibility, safety, maintenance and regulatory reporting across extremely remote assets.
