Field reality first
A reading is only useful if it matches what the pumper sees at the wellsite. Every deployment starts with a site survey, not a spreadsheet.
Texas Energy monitors oil wells: pressure, temperature, flow and pump behaviour, turned into a status you can act on. We are a small team of field and software engineers, and we keep the distance between the wellsite and the answer as short as possible.
A reading is only useful if it matches what the pumper sees at the wellsite. Every deployment starts with a site survey, not a spreadsheet.
We would rather miss a marginal event than train your team to ignore notifications. Thresholds are tuned during onboarding and reviewed monthly.
You can export everything at any time — CSV, XLSX or API. No proprietary lock-in on the numbers your business depends on.
Telemetry terminates in our own cloud environment, and the operations console is served from a dedicated instance so field data and operator access stay in one controlled place.
Field RTUs and gateways push into the telemetry service over TLS, with local buffering for link outages.
Time-series history is retained per well so you can compare today against the same well last quarter.
Operators sign in to the IoT console to see well status, acknowledge alarms and manage devices. iot.texasenergy.online ↗
We will screen-share the console and walk through a live lease, data and alarms included.