Tyler Branch

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About Tyler Branch

With rising global demand, highly volatile prices and increasingly stringent environmental regulations, the oil and gas industry faces two major challenges: reduce costs and optimize the performance of its industrial base assets. Producing crude oil and refined products at a lower cost to stay competitive on the market is one of the industry’s major challenges. Optimizing production systems and environmental utilities on currently operating sites is, therefore, a priority for the oil industry. In order to sustain their supply of crude oil or gas, oil companies are looking to extend the life of mature sites but are also compelled to seek new sources of oil or gas for which extraction, transport and refining are much more complex and costly. The basic tenets of concurring these obstacles are reducing costs to remain competitive and improving performance to ensure the valourization of assets. Companies must seek to maximize production efficiency, reduce the costs of extraction and refining and thereby offset the exploration costs. For that, they aim to achieve 100% reliability of their plants: no unplanned shutdowns, increased throughput, secure industrial assets. What this means- Savings of 75% on an SCADA installation savings by reducing field compression and re-directing gas flows - Orchestrated a quick stimulation enhancement method using organic based acids, which increased production 6 - 30 BOPD and reduced job costs by where utilized- Extended the useable life of tubing strings by 30-50%, while decreasing the average job cost by on well interventions - Streamlined and reduced production downtime between well servicing operations by an average of 33%- Optimized and increased production 95 BOPD by the installation of a HEAL Production System