CT Lift (Coil Tubing Lift) is an artificial lift system similar to the conventional beam pump system, but where the sucker rods are replaced with coiled tubing and fluid is produced to surface through the coiled tubing. This technology is especially applicable for deliquification of gas wells and reinstatement of wells suspended due to casing corrosion. The technology has been field tested in Argentina and the USA.

Mr. Roblin will be managing Operations in West Africa for ZEiTECS. He previously held the position of Operations Manager for Sub-Sahara Africa for Baker Hughes-Centrilift. He brings 30+ years of international Oil & Gas experience, during which he held management positions in operations, business development and sales.

He holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Poitiers (FR).

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ZEiTECS will be presenting with Weatherford and SPT Group at the SPE International Production and Operations Conference and Exhibition May 14th-16th in Doha, Qatar. Please attend the session on Advances and Optimisation in Artificial Lift for more information regarding our ESP Retrievable Technology. There will be the opportunity to review case studies as well as applications of the technology for increasing production and minimizing OPEX. 

Salvatore Pilone of Eni stated, “We are very excited about the potential economic benefit of applying this new technology in our fields. This technology is particularly suited for wells where accessibility, rig cost and safety are major concerns.”

“Eni looks forward to a drastic reduction in the operating cost normally associated with frequent rig interventions to replace failed ESP systems. A rigless, fully retrievable ESP system will be the most important innovative artificial lift technology for the company,” continued Pilone.

“This milestone continues to demonstrate ZEiTECS’ position as the industry leader of rigless retrievable ESP systems and demonstrates the application for other offshore markets,” said Greg Schneider, President and Chief Executive Officer of ZEiTECS. “With this technology, our customers can look forward to simpler and less costly ESP replacements, less production deferment and the elimination of the HS&E exposure associated with heavy workovers. Also, our customers can now think about preventative maintenance of their ESP systems, which was not an option with tubing deployed ESPs.”

ZEiTECS also announced the commercial release of their Shuttle systems for 5-inch and 4 1/2-inch tubing sizes designed to address the complete range of customer requirements worldwide. Meanwhile ZEiTECS’ game-changing DC-coaxial power-cable deployed ESP system (Nautilus), the next step in the evolution of ESP deployment methods, undergoes field testing in a customer well in West Texas. Both new products are consistent with ZEiTECS’ strategy to facilitate deployment of standard, readily available ESP system components (pumps, seals and motors) from any ESP manufacturer.

The ZEiTECS Shuttle technology permits the rigless retrieval and redeployment of conventional electric submersible pump systems through production tubing by means of standard oil field wireline, rod or coil tubing technology. The use of this technology increases hydrocarbon recovery, optimizes production and lowers operating cost throughout field life.

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