Tiffany Pitts

Riser-based ESPs offer low-cost output boost

Electric submersible pumps (ESPs) located in production riser pipes as opposed to deep underground in wellbores offers a cost-effective means of extending field life, says Centrilift.

Published: 05/05/2008

Mark Puckett and Dave Wagner of Chevron

Chevron’s Scots technology satellite already paying off

Eighteen months ago, Chevron set up an Aberdeen satellite to its technology company in Houston. Prediction was that staffing in Europe’s energy capital would build to about 70 by now, and it has, with the prospect of growing to 120 – more than originally anticipated.

Published: 05/04/2008

Drilling can lead to changes in stresses in reservoir blocks

Getting to grips with geomechanics

Rockfield Software is near the end of a three-year joint industry project focused on prediction of the initiation and evolution of fractures and faults within hydrocarbon reservoirs.

Published: 23/03/2008

Caledus technology set for Sakhalin

Well construction technology company Caledus has secured a milestone contract to provide bespoke equipment for some of the most complex extended-reach wells in the world.
Published: 23/03/2008