American Oil and Gas Reporter - September 2023 - 92

IndustryFocus: Companies, People and Products
PSG Dover Adds Space To Grand Rapids Facility
DOWNERS GROVE, IL.-PSG, a
global pump, metering and dispensing
solution provider, says it has opened its
expanded facility in Grand Rapids, Mi.
The grand opening concludes an almost
two-year construction and renovation
project that adds 56,000 square feet of
manufacturing, office and research and
development space, PSG says. According
to the company, the new building and
renovated facility also feature energy-efficient
lighting, heating, air conditioning
and manufacturing systems.
" Blackmer pumps have been manufactured
at this location on Century Avenue
in Grand Rapids since 1925, "
relates Lara Kauchak, general manager
for PSG Grand Rapids. " Having outgrown
our space for machining and assembly,
this expansion helps us support
our customers in industrial, defense and
energy markets, and creates more jobs
for our community.
" These changes have helped PSG Grand
Rapids improve operations and optimize
manufacturing, " Kauchak adds. " We look
forward to this next chapter with enhanced
efficiency and room to grow. "
For more information, visit www.psgdover.com.
Trial
Validates New System For Processing Production
DENVER-During a field trial, Pioneer
Energy Inc.'s new Emission Control
Treater (ECT) technology almost eliminated
well pad emissions and increased
crude yields 11.3%, Pioneer reports.
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The pilot involved processing oil production
from wellhead fluid to sales on
a well pad in Weld County, Co., that is
operated by Bayswater Exploration &
Production, Pioneer relates. The service
company says the pilot validated the
technology's ability to deliver high-quality,
marketable, stabilized crude oil and
natural gas while eliminating virtually
all well pad processing system emissions
and increasing production. The company
adds that the ECT operated autonomously
and reliably.
" We can see how the ECT can help
Bayswater improve our bottom line while
helping to achieve our emissions reduction
targets, " comments Bayswater Chief Executive
Officer Steve Struna. " I firmly
believe in the ECT technology's ability
to improve crude oil yield, and I look
forward to further opportunities to apply
this technology in our operations. "
Pioneer Energy says it expects to begin
producing commercial ECT systems in
2024. For more information, visit www.pioneerenergy.com.
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RegO
Products says its new CBE504 Series
half-inch pressure builder-economizer
regulator helps maintain proper pressures
in cryogenic vessels with minimal risk
of product loss during operation. The
CBE504 will replace the CB504 model,
providing a more compact size and wider
range of pressure settings. Like RegO's
PB504 Series pressure build regulator,
the CBE504 can build pressure as much
as two times faster than competitive
models, RegO calculates. Because the
CBE504 design combines the pressurebuilding
and economizer functions into
one unit, it saves space and simplifies
installation in tight geometries, is 40%
lighter than competitive models and reduces
leak points, RegO adds. For more
information, visit www.regoproducts.com.
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SLB To Help INEOS Energy
Deploy Domain-Specific AI
ABERDEEN, U.K.-SLB reports it
has signed a subsurface technology partnership
with INEOS Energy, the energy
division of INEOS, a global chemical
and manufacturing company.
Under the agreement, SLB's performance
center in Aberdeen will collaborate
with INEOS Energy on subsurface technologies,
including AI capabilities, to
help INEOS drive operational performance,
SLB describes. As part of that
process, SLB continues, INEOS will integrate
SLB's Delfi digital platform into
its oil and gas operations, especially subsurface,
wells, transport and monitoring.
" This subsurface technology agreement
is an important milestone for
INEOS Energy supporting our continued
organic growth plans, " comments Abhi
Kohok, subsurface director at INEOS
Energy. " We are excited to work closely
with the SLB performance center to
build on (SLB's) extensive subsurface
technologies, the Delfi™ digital platform
and advances in domain-centric AI. Together,
this integration will position INEOS
to maximize recoverable reserves
and realize its growth ambitions, all
with a lower carbon footprint. "
" The performance center model of
collaboration is another example of SLB
leadership in oil and gas innovation, "
says Wallace Pescarini, SLB's president
for the offshore Atlantic basin. " The performance
center is part of the SLB longterm
strategy to produce lower carbon
energy through collaboration and partnership
models with our customers. We
welcome INEOS and look forward to
continued innovation. "
For more information, visit
www.slb.com.
Enverus Offers Training On Data-Related Tasks
AUSTIN, TX.-Enverus says its new
learning and development program is
aimed at helping energy professionals
enhance their ability to perform data-focused
job functions with its software.
" Asset teams, executives, investors,
business development teams and geologists
rely on Enverus' current market data and
analytics to improve resource allocation,
optimize asset performance and increase
the speed of operations, " says Enverus
President Manuj Nikhanj. " The learning
and development program gives Enverus
users the knowledge they need to find
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these critical answers faster and helps
companies realize tremendous value from
their investment. "
Enverus suggests the training will enhance
participants' career growth opportunities
while helping companies increase employee
retention, engagement and productivity.
For more information, visit www.en❒
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