From candidate well selection to volume reconciliation at the sales point — every stage runs to consistent engineering practice and HSSE standards.
All five capabilities are delivered by the same team, so no technical context is lost when work moves between stages.
Candidate selection, well data review, target zones, and technical risk.
Clean-out, sand bailer, scraper, swab test, and potential evaluation.
Selection and installation of the lift method that suits the well.
Start-up, monitoring, optimisation, maintenance, and volume recording.
Delivery, custody transfer point, sales point, and reconciliation.
HSSE is not a separate stage. Risk assessment, permit to work, and incident reporting run through all five capabilities above.
A clear division of roles aligns investment, technical execution, oil ownership, and performance-based remuneration.
The scheme places execution risk on PESI and ensures the field owner pays only for incremental production that is genuinely measured.
Volume reconciliation preserves traceability from field production through to the basis for remuneration.
Every volume leaving the field is recorded and reconciled. Those records form the single basis for calculating remuneration, leaving no room for differing interpretations between operator and field owner.
Send us your initial well data — our subsurface team will review the reactivation potential and a suitable cooperation scheme.
