Kimberlite Research 2020 E-Line & Slickline Services Reports

Renegade Services – a top performer in new market survey including performance metrics from notable service companies with operations in the U.S. including majors, mid-size and regional companies

Renegade Services is pleased to announce the results of the Kimberlite Research 2020 E-Line & Slickline Services Reports. Kimberlite, an industry market research company conducted over 5,540 interviews with U.S. oil and gas land operators on the performance of service companies in the U.S. including e-line, slickline and wireline conveyance methods to the industry. The market survey included performance metrics from notable service companies with operations in the U.S. including majors, mid-size and regional companies.

Some of the findings include:

Best performance satisfaction for competent field personnel: Renegade

Best performance satisfaction for availability: Renegade

Best performance satisfaction for price competitiveness: Renegade

2nd highest performance satisfaction for equipment reliability: Renegade

2nd highest performance satisfaction for technical support: Renegade

3rd highest performance satisfaction for responsiveness to needs: Renegade

Highest Market Share in North America: Renegade

Thanks to all those who participated in the survey. And thanks to Kimberlite Research for gathering this critical data.

Kimberlite Oilfield Research is an international oil and gas market research and consulting company that uses data collected from one-on-one interviews with professionals to assess the current market trends and establish performance benchmarks for oilfield equipment and service suppliers. Learn more

Renegade Services is privately owned and the largest wireline company servicing the oil and gas industry in the United States. With service locations in most major US hydrocarbon basins, we are ready to provide a wide variety of quality wireline services for your completions, logging and pipe recovery needs. Learn more

Unveiling Shell’s Innovative Approach to Well Repair

A Shell-authored paper was recently published in the Journal of Petroleum Science & Engineering. The title of the paper is “Shell Restoration of annular zonal isolation using localized casing expansion (LCE) technology: A proof of concept based on laboratory studies and field trial results”.

The paper details the following:

• How sustained casing pressure (SCP), surface casing vent flow (SCVF), and other types of annular fluid migration plague wells across many regions, including an overview of conventional methods to repair these wells
• A deep dive into the technical specifications of the Local Expander tool including modeling diagrams, measurements, pressure ratings, and performance capabilities
• Dual annulus laboratory testing and post-experiment cement characterization and casing integrity modeling studies
• Extensive detail of the field trial process, results, modeling, and performance studies including cement bond log (CBL) and caliper data

The Authors are:

T. K. T. Wolterbeek, E.K. Cornelissen, S. Nolan, F. Todea, W. Stam, S. M. Roggeband, L. Dam, E. J. van Riet, F. Ruckert, W. J. G. Keultjes

Renegade Services is a proud sponsor and exhibitor

Renegade Services is exhibiting at The SPE Hydraulic Fracturing Technology Conference and Exhibition beginning on Tuesday February 4th, 2020 and ending Wednesday February 5th , 2020 in The Woodlands, TX.

We are “The One Call” cased hole solution provider for the life of the well. Renegade was founded on being the best in class cased hole provider in the industry though leading-edge technology, innovation, service quality and safety. Renegade will be showcasing the following leading-edge technologies at the conference.

AFE – Automated Frac Equipment, a hands-free hydraulic wellhead quick-latch assembly with remote-controlled pressure boom, CET – Casing Expander Tool -a tool that creates a series of crimps that eliminate micro annuli, CannSeal – a new and proven epoxy solution for repairing leaks and annular flow, Gunhandler tool that makes laying down and lifting tools strings a hands free operation and many other completion and wireline technology solutions.

Visit us at Booth #525 to find out more about our integrated service lines. The SPE Hydraulic Fracturing Technology Conference and Exhibition showcases existing and new hydraulic fracturing technologies, using experiences from fracture-stimulated wells, and the application of global learnings. Attend the event to learn about the latest developments and practices in hydraulic fracturing.

For more information about Renegade, please email [email protected] of any of the contacts listed below to schedule a meeting.

Resources

• HFTC 2020 Event Website
• Event Schedule

Visiting from Renegade:
Chad Lassoued, CEO, [email protected]
Randy Cassady, Owner/Director of Technology, [email protected]
Perry Harris, Sales/Marketing Director, [email protected]

Brenson Fry, Product Champion – RigLock/Fraclock, [email protected]
Scotty Brown, Product Champion – CET/CannSeal, [email protected]
Rodney Offield, Completion BDM, [email protected]
Jeremy Barnes, Regional Sales/Account Manager, [email protected]

Experience the Efficiency of ELDs: Streamline Your Operations and Improve Compliance

Todd Caughey became the Renegade Wireline Services HSE/DOT Compliance Supervisor after 25 years as a state trooper. Renegade Wireline Services, or RWLS, revolves around industries in the gas and oil field. They are based in Texas, but offer their services to both Texas and other states. With RWLS, Todd Caughey heads up compliance and safety with the company.

In 2014, RWLS began utilizing electronic logging. Due to his previous experience with the electronic logs, Caughey has a unique perspective on the new December electronic logging device mandate and how enforcement will ensue when it begins. “I knew what ELDs would do for us,” says Todd Caughey, “and ownership wanted to go this direction before it became mandatory.”

The company uses ELogs that allows for usage of existing tablets and smartphones because “Most everyone today has a smartphone.” Due to the easy accessibility, Caughey feels as though there was no need for an additional investment.

The only issue with the smartphone-accessible ELogs is that some enforcement officials are under the false impression that ELogs on cell phones were not authorized. “I’m seeing law enforcement [is] not knowledgeable on ELDs,” Caughey says. However, he says that even when he receives an incorrect ELD violation, he still ends up winning all of his DataQ challenges.

Despite this, the ELDs still make it much easier for operators to automatically log whichever regulations they operate under and organize the logs under the related rules. Before ELDs, “form and error” violations were being made in logbooks and hurting the CSA scores for RWLS. Now, however, this error is no longer an issue. Not only do logs automatically come in through ELDs, but also can oversee driver qualification files, inspections, tax reporting, and more. Caughey says he can also “pull the driver and it’ll list all his violations. Also on this ELD you’re able to submit your DVIRs electronically into the office.”

Switching over to ELDs “takes some time,” he says. “It was several months of some hurdles, but our violations have decreased dramatically.” Companies who’ve not switched over to ELDs yet could gain a lot and it helps to have a company that can help you through the transition.

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