AccessESP has installed the first rigless ESP conveyance system in Nigeria to the Ukpokiti #4 offshore well for Shebah Exploration and Production Company Limited (SEPCOL).
The conveyance system reduces intervention costs and lost production, offering full-bore access to the reservoir without the requirement for a workover rig.
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AccessESP’s 375 series, 190hp permanent magnet motor and wet connector system were used to install the system.
AccessESP CEO David Malone said: "This collaboration between AccessESP and SEPCOL delivered a flexible solution tailored to the company’s specific needs in this region.
"We are pleased to work alongside SEPCOL and provide this effective solution for their first use of a rigless conveyance system."
The Ukpokiti #4 system was deployed via slickline to a depth of 5,900ft. The well has been in production for more than 40 days since installation.
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By GlobalDataSEPCOL operates the Ukpokiti offshore field, which was acquired from ConocoPhillips in May 2004, in shallow water Nigeria.
Houston-based AccessESP delivers rigless ESP conveyance solutions for the worldwide oil industry.
The company has integrated two practical technologies into a solution that simplifies the conveyance of ESPs without the use of a rig.
